First Aid
First Aid at Work
Employers have an obligation under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations to make adequate and appropriate First Aid have an obligation. It is recommended that someone is able to undertake First Aid duties at all times when people are at work. This is a Health & Safety Executive recognised course which fully complies with Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations of workplace First Aiders.
A complete First Aid qualification will make a positive contribution to the safety of your workplace. After qualifying in First Aid you'll have the essential skills to handle any First Aid situation, from minor slips and trips to the most serious of incidents.
Course duration about 1 - 5 days depending on modules selected and defined schedule with realistic scenario based exercises. After successful completion of the taught course and a final practical assessment, the student will be awarded with an First Aid Certificate which is valid for 2 years.
First Aid at Work Refresher
For those who hold an certificate that is about to expire must re-qualify beforehand if you want to avoid having to do the full course again. Course duration is 1 - 2 days
Emergency First Aid Training for Appointed Persons
Completing this course will enable the candidate to help to support the main first Responder in your work location. You will learn basic lifesaving first aid and the relevant legislation.
Course duration is 1 -3 day and assessment is continuous on going throughout the course. Successful completion of the course will result in certification.
First Aid in Schools
The Importance of First Aid and CPR Training
Since it is not surprising that teachers spend most of their time with children, teachers knowledge of what actions to take in times of minor or major injuries is crucial to students safety.
First Aid and CPR training is a mandatory requirement for teachers. However, not all teachers have First Aid or CPR training – despite the fact that teachers spend a significant amount of time with children.
Although most, if not all schools have a nurse or other First Aid/CPR qualified personnel on site, but injuries can happen at anytime and anyplace, and may require the teacher to act alone as first Responder
We believes that anyone who is is around children can benefit from taking a CPR class. This can be the first step to keeping the children you care for safe. The ability to perform CPR and being familiar with First Aid procedures are important skills for teachers to have.
Whether they are on a field trip, in the lunchroom, at the playground or in the classroom, teachers could potentially be faced with instances where CPR and First Aid is required to save a child’s life.
Through working closely with schools, Survival Factory offers a range of service to effectively manage first aid training:
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Tailored courses that cover both child and adult first aid guidelines and any other areas of first aid training you assess as necessary.
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Flexible training options and times to suit your school's schedule
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A first aid training management report detailing all your schools first aiders and their requalification dates (available on request).
Last Updated (Monday, 26 April 2010 05:13)

First Aid