1 Day Emergency First Aid Training
Certification
A4 PDF Certificate
1 Day 9am - 5pm
£95 + VAT per person
Includes:
- Certificate & I.D Card
- Free parking
- Refreshments - Due to Covid these are limited
- Due to Covid 19 no lunch or snacks are being provided
Location
- Bristol
- On site by arrangement
Delegates
If you have 1 to 12 delegates you can attend one of our open or public training courses.
We can open a private course or organise training on site for 4 to 12 delegates.
The workplace can often be a dangerous place with many potential or existing hazards.
Participants develop the skills necessary to become a competent and confident First Aider in their work place and are awarded a First Aid at Work certificate, valid for 5 years. We do however, recommend an annual refresher.
The one day course provides delegates with the essential basic skills and knowledge required.
You can book as an individual onto one of our open courses or we can deliver a group session for up to 12 delegates at your workplace.
This course meets the requirements of the Health & Safety Regulations 1981 as amended in 2013.
Course includes:
- Understanding the role of the first aider
- Record keeping
- Personal hygiene and infection control
- The unconscious casualty
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Shock
- Bleeding
- Defibrillator for cardiac arrest
- Management of choking/asthma
- Providing appropriate first aid for minor injuries.
Who needs this training
This course is particularly suitable for lower risk environments. It's designed for people whose employment requires them to manage a medical situation until help arrives. Regular attendees include people working in schools, offices and many small to medium sized businesses.
Trainer
Tim Howarth
Course Dates
FAQs
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Q: How is this First Aid course assessed?
A: There is no final practical assessment on this course. The participant’s competency is continually assessed by the facilitator over the course of the day.
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Q: What First Aid course should I go on? The 3 day FAAW or the 1 day EFAW?
A: Whilst there are no hard and fast rules, HSE have published guidance on their website (http://www.hse.gov.uk/firstaid/needs-assessment.htm) which explains all the factors you need to think about before deciding what First Aid course is best for you. We also advise you to ask whoever your employer to see what they advise. At the end of the day the questions best asked is if something did happen on site, would you be able to deal with it? If you were in court because of an incident, would the judge think your training was adequate? Whatever route you decide upon, we would be happy to help you with either the 3 day or 1 day course.
