Emergency First Aid at Work
What is it?
Our one-day Emergency First Aid at Work course helps your business meet regulatory requirements by covering essential emergency protocols for your workplace.
This course provides:
Basic lifesaving first aid skills
Knowledge of workplace health and safety regulations
Why do we need it?
Designed for those seeking training in emergency first aid, this course is ideal for nominated first aiders in low-risk workplaces.
The training complies with the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 and includes:
First Aid Priorities
Managing Incidents
Basic Life Support
Casualty Examination
Unconsciousness Management
Bleeding Control
Burns and Scalds Treatment
Regulations Overview
First Aid Kit Essentials
Recording and Reporting Protocols
When should we do it?
While it is not a legal requirement, it is recommended that:
First aiders regularly review course materials to maintain their skills.
Employers consider offering half-day refresher courses during this period to reinforce knowledge.
Successful candidates will receive a First Aid at Work Certificate, valid for 3 years.
"Thank you so much for the certificates, it's good to know we all passed. It was an excellent course, and we all thoroughly enjoyed Rob’s presentation of it. He made it an enjoyable and interesting day for all that attended the training."
Team Leader
"Thank you so much for arranging the First Aid Training for us. It was a most informative session and the instructor was brilliant - knowledgeable, friendly, and able to keep a mixed group alert, interested and even entertained as he imparted such useful and potentially life-saving information to us."
Office Manager
"Must say the First Aid Training was BRILLIANT!!
Andrew was really good and very passionate about his role."
Facilities Manager
How do we do it?
Our course is delivered by friendly, highly experienced assessors who:
Hold HSE-recommended qualifications and teaching credentials.
Provide interactive, practical, and theory-based sessions over one day (6 contact hours plus breaks).
The training can accommodate 1 to 12 participants and takes place on-site at your workplace, ensuring convenience and relevance to your environment.