Under the Health and Safety (first aid) Regulations 1981 every organisation in the UK has responsibilities with regard to first aid provision. The HSE provides guidelines as to how many first aiders should be provided and defines a first aider as someone who has successfully passed the first aid at work course. Aside from the legal requirements this four day course provides excellent detailed coverage of first aid for anyone wanting to gain skills for inside or outside of work.                                                                                                                                                              

• The course will provide vital first aid essentials such as CPR and Accident Procedures.
• It will also cover a wide range of injury and illness including head, chest and bone injuries, burns and common medical conditions such as diabetes and asthma.
• The courses are certified and regulated by an HSE approved provider.
• Courses can be tailored to the specifics risks and dangers of your workplace.

• Core to all our courses is use of practical scenarios to give you extensive practical experience of all treatments discussed.
• Though the course is aimed at the indoor working environment we are able to adapt the course where client's workplaces may be outside of that norm and always use our experience of working in remote environments to look at practical solutions to real life problems.

Course Content:
Accident Procedures Essential life saving systems for assessing and treating unconscious casualties.
Resuscitation and choking: Applying the latest protocols to deal with non-breathing casualties.
Bleeding: We will look at dealing with major bleeds.
Major Injuries: We will look at major injuries to the head, chest, limbs and spine.
Burns: We will look at both chemical and heat burns.
Common medical conditions: We will look issues such as stroke, diabetes, asthma and epilepsy
Scenarios: As with all our courses this theory will be put into practice with practical scenarios.