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Emergency first aid at work course

This Emergency First Aid at Work course is specifically designed to refresh your knowledge and skills for delivering immediate medical assistance in workplace incidents. Ideal for both experienced first aiders and those needing to renew their certification, this course provides the latest information and techniques to ensure you are well-prepared to respond effectively in emergencies. Enhance your workplace safety with up-to-date first aid training.

Benefits of this course

• Define what first aid is and analyse key annual statistics to grasp its significance in workplace safety.
• Learn how to conduct both the primary and secondary survey stages to assess and prioritise care for casualties effectively.
• Demonstrate compliance with the 1981 Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations to ensure legal and procedural adherence in first-aid practices.
• Recognise the importance of personal protective equipment (PPE) in safeguarding both the first aider and the casualty during emergencies.
• Acquire essential skills such as performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), placing casualties in a recovery position, using external automatic defibrillators (AEDs), and treating various types of burns, including scalds, electrical burns, and chemical burns.

Who should take this online course?

This emergency first aid at work course is ideal for trained first aiders looking to refresh their skills, aspiring first aiders, and individuals eager to inspire others to help in emergencies. It caters to employees and employers interested in enhancing workplace safety and is open to avid learners outside the workplace. Gain valuable insights to be prepared to assist yourself and others in an emergency.

Course Modules:

• Welcome to the course!
• Understanding emergency first aid at work (EFAW)
• First aid approach primary secondary survey
• The recovery position and cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• Treatment of injuries
• Conclusion