First Aid (2 Days) - Tier 3 First Aid

Course Information

The recognised standard for workplace First Aid training.

Date of Next Course: Monday 12th April

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Venue: Humber Emergency Planning Centre, Humberside International Airport, Kirmington, North Lincolnshire, DN39 6AB 

Duration: Two Days

Certificate Validation: Three Years

This First Aid at Work training course is the recognised industry standard for workplace First Aid training and satisfies all the recommendations of the HSE’s guidance. Delegates will learn a range of skills and competencies which include:

• How to safely and effectively recognise a variety of illnesses/injuries
• Use simple techniques to aid in their management

The 2-Day Medical First Aid Training course syllabus will include:

AED Plus	Amputation
Anaphylaxis	Angina
Asthma	Bleeding
Burns	Chest injury
Choking	CPR
Croup	Crush injury
Diabetes	Drowning
Epilepsy	Seizures
Eye injury	Fainting
Febrile convulsions	Fractures
Frostbite	Head injuries
Heart attack	Heat exhaustion
Heatstroke	Hyper ventilation
Internal bleeding	Poisoning
Recovery position	Shock
Spinal injuries	Sprains / strains
Unconsciousness

This course will use a variety of blended learning methods including first aid theory and practical scenarios to cater for differing learning styles.

Course Benefits

Delegates who successfully complete the Two-Day First Aid at Work training course will receive the following benefits:

• Extensive syllabus delivered by highly experienced first aid and medical subject leads
• Better prepared to handle first aid incidents
• Delegates competency levels increased

Learning Outcomes

By completing the Two-Day First Aid at Work, delegates will increase their skills, knowledge and capabilities to administer first aid in the workplace and benefit from the following learner outcomes;

• Treat a patient promptly
• Ability to safely administer first aid at work
• Greater capability to deal with first aid incidents

Relevant Legislation

For any of your employees who act in the role of a first aider or medical responder, they must have a good understanding of first aid legislation and how this may impact on your business. We have enclosed some resources, which you may find useful; 

• The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981
• General Health & Safety Legislation
• Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
• Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
• Resuscitation and First Aid Guidelines 2015

Testimonial

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