First Aid at Work

£325

3 days

The Three-Day First Aid at Work course is designed for workplaces that need a fully qualified first aider with the skills and confidence to handle a wide range of medical emergencies.

It’s ideal for higher-risk environments such as construction sites, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, engineering workplaces, and larger organisations where injuries are more likely and a comprehensive first aid capability is essential.

This course is also well suited for employers who want maximum preparedness, ensuring their teams can respond effectively to serious incidents including major injuries, medical emergencies, and life-threatening situations.

For appointed workplace first aiders, it provides an in-depth, nationally recognised qualification that meets Health & Safety Executive requirements and prepares them to take responsibility in more complex emergency scenarios.

If your organisation needs a fully trained first aider with advanced knowledge, practical skills, and the confidence to take control in critical situations, this course is the gold standard.

These are dynamic and interactive courses with realistic scenarios in both indoor and outdoor environments. To get the most from your training, participants should bring:

Old clothes that you are comfortable getting dirty or exposed to potential contaminants
Pens and writing materials or a laptop for notes
Food and refreshments to stay energised throughout the day

Being prepared ensures you can fully participate in practical exercises and make the most of your hands-on learning experience.

This comprehensive three-day course provides in-depth first aid training for workplace first aiders, equipping them to manage a wide range of medical emergencies. Key topics include:

Primary Assessment & CPR: Responding to unconscious casualties and performing life-saving CPR.
Managing Major Injuries: Treating fractures, severe bleeding, burns, head injuries, and spinal injuries.
Medical Emergencies: Recognising and responding to heart attacks, strokes, seizures, diabetic emergencies, and asthma attacks.
Environmental Injuries & Minor Injuries: Managing shock, burns, cuts, sprains, and other workplace incidents.
Practical Scenario Training: Hands-on exercises to build confidence in real-life situations.
Use of First Aid Equipment: Tourniquets, dressings, splints, and automated external defibrillators (AEDs).
Risk Assessment & Incident Management: Making effective decisions under pressure and managing emergency situations.
And much more…

Participants leave with a nationally recognised qualification, practical skills, and the confidence to take control in critical workplace emergencies, ensuring they are prepared to protect themselves and others

First Aid at Work

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