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Level 3 First Aid at Work

First Aid at Work Training Courses

Our 3 day hands on and fully interactive first aid at work courses provide the training, assessment certification to become a qualified first aider.

First Aid at Work Training Courses - Details

Our 3 day hands on fully interactive first aid at work courses provide the training, assessment and certification to become a qualified first aider or a nominated first aider in the work place.

Alongside meeting these requirements, you will also be equipped with the knowledge and skills to administer a wide variety of first aid techniques in the workplace with confidence – from treating minor wounds to saving the lives of colleagues,customers or members of the public in life-threatening situations.

This course complies to all standards from HSE and you will receive a certificate on completion that is valid for 3 years.

 

Who is this for?

HSE regulation states any place of work with 5 or more employees must have trained first aiders onsite at all times, this includes shift work. This 3 day course is for anyone wishing to be a nominated first aider for work,clubs,public events,group leaders,care workers,working with vulnerable adults as an employee or as a volunteer. This course can be done by anyone over the age of 16.

2 Day Recertification

1 Day Emergency First Aid At Work (also available as driver CPC)

Topics covered

This 3 day course includes course materials, expert tutoring and practical exercises to give learners in-depth training in the following information and treatments:

  • Principles of first aid.
  • Prevention of cross-infection.
  • Basic life support (CPR & use of an AED).
  • Breathing management.
  • Managing unconscious casualties.
  • Assessing and treating wounds & bleeds.
  • Treating anaphylaxis.
  • Treating shock or sudden poisoning.
  • Treating burns, poisoning and eye injuries.
  • Treating common major and minor illnesses.
  • Managing asthma attacks and choking.
  • Fractures, dislocations and head injuries.
  • Managing epilepsy and diabetes.
  • Record keeping and equipment use.
  • Legal aspects and secondary.

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