First Aid Training
First aid training is the process of learning how to provide immediate assistance to someone who has been injured or taken ill, with the aim of preserving life and minimizing the severity of their condition. First aid is a critical skill to possess, as it can have a significant impact on the outcome of an emergency situation.
The content of first aid training can vary depending on the intended audience and the level of training they are seeking. However, some of the key areas that are typically covered in first aid training include:
- Recognizing and responding to emergencies
- Performing CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and using an AED (automated external defibrillator)
- Treating wounds and bleeding
- Managing burns and scalds
- Dealing with shock, seizures, and other medical conditions
- Transporting and transferring casualties
Courses start from £99.00
1-Day
Emergency First-Aid at Work.
This one-day emergency first-aid at work course is a training program designed to equip employees with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively respond to emergency situations in the workplace. This type of course is intended for low-risk work environments, such as offices and shops.
The course typically covers a range of topics, including:
1. Basic life support and CPR for adults
2. Unconscious patients and recovery position
3. Choking
4. Bleeds and treatment of burns
5. Seizures
6. Shock
7. Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations
8. Recording incidents and actions
Dates Available: June, July and August in our Worcester and Oxford training facility.
3-Day First-aid at work course.
Our Three-day first-aid at work course is a more in-depth training program designed to equip individuals with comprehensive knowledge and skills needed to manage emergency situations in the workplace or other environments.
This type of course covers a broad range of topics, building upon the foundational skills taught in a one-day course, and provides greater insight into the more complex areas of health and safety. Generally, the topics covered in a three-day first-aid at work course include:
1. Health and safety (First Aid) regulations
2. The role of the first-aider
3. Recording and reporting incidents
4. Initial assessment of casualties
5. Unconsciousness and the recovery position
6. Basic life support (CPR)
7. Use of an automated external defibrillator (AED)
8. Breathing difficulties and choking
9. Wounds and bleeding
10. Burns and scalds
11. Fractures and dislocations
12. Head and spinal injuries
13. Chest and abdominal injuries
14. Seizures
15. Eye, ear, and nose injuries
16. Poisoning
17. Epilepsy and diabetes
18. Asthma and anaphylaxis
Dates to be confirmed.
