Training on offer:
Beach & Pool LifeguardingFirst Aid at Work
Appointed Persons
Paediatric First Aid
Basic Life Support
Emergency Responder
Casualty Care in the Outdoors
First Aid & Safety Training - First Aid at Work - First Aid Training Courses
The aim of the course is to establish a standard that creates a level of competence for first aid skills that meet the requirements for the Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.
A maximum number of 12 candidates per course may participate.
Syllabus
On completion of a minimum of 24 hours training successful candidates need to be able to apply the following competencies:
- The ability to act safely, promptly and effectively when an emergency occurs at work.
- The ability to administer cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) promptly and effectively.
- The ability to administer first aid safely, promptly and effectively to a casualty who is unconscious.
- The ability to administer first aid safely, promptly and effectively to casualty who:
- Is wounded or bleeding.
- Has been burned or scalded
- Is suffering from an injury to bones, muscles or joints.
- Is suffering from shock
- Has an eye injury
- May be poisoned
- Has been overcome by gas or fumes
- The ability to transport a casualty safely as required by the circumstances of the workplace.
- The ability to recognise minor illness and take appropriate action.
- The ability to maintain simple factual records and provide written information to a doctor or hospital if required.
Students will also be required to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the principles of first aid at work, in particular of:
- The importance of personal hygiene in first aid procedures
- The legal framework for first aid provision at work
- The use of first aid equipment provided in the workplace
Additional Units
As part of the First Aid at Work programmes candidates may undertake the following Additional Units:
- Complete Spinal Management – Land Based Environment
- Supplementary Oxygen
- Manual Suction Units
- Paediatric Resuscitation
