The aim of this qualification is to enable candidates (working in a low-risk work environment) to be able to act as an ‘appointed person’ to take charge of the first aid arrangements, including looking after the equipment and facilities and calling the Emergency Medical Services when required. On completion, candidates will be able to deliver basic first aid to people in a range of emergency first aid situations.
This course is available as an open course or group booking.
Open Course Dates
| Emergency First Aid at Work | 9th October 2024 |
| Emergency First Aid at Work | 9th December 2024 |
Course Information
The aim of this qualification is to enable candidates (working in a low-risk work environment) to be able to act as an ‘appointed person’ to take charge of the first aid arrangements, including looking after the equipment and facilities and calling the Emergency Medical Services when required. On completion, candidates will be able to deliver basic first aid to people in a range of emergency first aid situations.
Course Content
- the roles and responsibilities of a first aider
- acting safely, promptly and effectively in an emergency
- managing an unresponsive casualty and the recovery position
- cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- choking
- bleeding
- shock
- minor injuries
- safe use of an automated external defibrillator (AED)
Certification STA Certificate of Training (valid for 3 years)
Course Length 6 hours
Maximum Participants 12 (8 if using Training for Care’s venue)
Course Fee
- £600 for up to 8 participants
- £75 per additional participant up to a maximum of 12
Group Booking Information
Choose a venue, date and time to suit your organisation. Please get in touch with your requirements using the request group booking button.
It was delivered by a very professional tutor, very knowledgeable of the topics, of the theory and practice. She created a nice, relaxed atmosphere. thanks
Chris has a fantastic range of knowledge and experience. He was able to teach in an easy to follow manner and I can now go away confidently that I know that I could help in the first instance of First aid.