EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK

Who Should Attend?

Where an employers risk assessment of first aid needs identifies that a full first aider is not necessary, but the minimum requirement is to appoint a person to take charge of first aid arrangements. Also ideal for larger organisations where fully qualified first aiders can benefit from the support of an EFAW first aider. Individuals that want or require training for personnel or professional development should also attend this 1 day Emergency First Aid at Work course. 

Content:

The Role and Responsibility of an Emergency First Aider

Assessing an Incident

Managing an Unresponsive Casualty who is Breathing Normally

Managing an Unresponsive Casualty who is not Breathing Normally

Recognise and Assist a Casualty who is Choking

Managing a Casualty who is Wounded and Bleeding

Managing a Casualty who is in Shock

Managing a Casualty with a Minor Injury

Basic Life Support (CPR)

Burns and Scalds

Seizures and Epilepsy

Assessment:

Candidates are assessed by ongoing practical assessment by the Tutor throughout the course, with a multiple-choice theoretical assessment at the end.  The e-learning is assessed throughout using topical quizzes.