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This 1-day Emergency First Aid at Work Training Course is ideal for businesses who have been identified as “lower risk”.
Additionally, this course covers emergency protocols & basic life-saving first aid.
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Course Summary
- First Aid and the Law
- Dealing with an Unconscious Casualty
- Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
- Choking, Shock, Wounds and Bleeding
- Dealing with Minor Injuries
- The Treatment of Burns and Scalds
- Serious Head Injuries
- Recognition of Epilepsy, Asthma and Diabetes
- Safe Use of an AED
- Written Assessment
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Contact UsWhere Do You Deliver The Emergency First Aid at Work Training?
We can cover the whole of the UK, we also have our own venues in the Midlands if you don't have access to a training room.
Who Is This Training For?
This training is for anyone working within a workplace that requires first aid cover.
How Many Delegates Can I Have On One Session?
We will run this course for a maximum of 12 delegates – however, for larger groups we can either provide multiple trainers on the same day or run multiple days to get everyone trained.
Who Will Conduct The Training?
One of our expert clinical tutors, these are either Nurses or Doctors with an abundance of clinical and complex care experience and knowledge – so you’ll be in great hands! Furthermore, we will let you know who is doing the training in advance, you can check out their skills and experience by finding them on our meet the team page.
Emergency First Aid at Work Training – Level 3 Award
The Emergency First Aid at Work Training course teaches participants the basic skills needed to help in workplace emergencies.
This one-day course covers important topics such as how to assess situation, how to perform CPR, how to use an AED (a device that helps restart the heart), and how to deal with common injuries like burns, bleeding, and choking.
Participants will also learn how to recognise and help with health problems like shock, seizures, and heart attacks.
The course includes both lessons and practical exercises to help you feel confident in giving life-saving care.
This training is perfect for anyone who is chosen to be a first aider in low-risk workplaces or anyone who wants to improve their emergency response skills.
After finishing the course, you will get an Emergency First Aid at Work certificate that lasts for three years, meeting Health and Safety Executive (HSE) rules. By taking this course, you will be ready to act quickly and help in emergencies, making your workplace safer for everyone.
This offers a cost-effective solution of meeting legal requirements while maintaining excellent quality.
Course Information:
- Course Duration: 6 Hours (1 day training)
- Course Level: Level 3
- Certificate Validity: 3 years
- Max Delegates: 12
- Practical: Yes
- Course Mode: Face-to-Face/Blended
- Accredited: Yes ✅
- Group Training: Yes ✅
📚Related: Paediatric Emergency First Aid Level 3 Award Training.[2 days]
EFAW Course Objectives:
- Understand the legal responsibilities of a first aider.
- Recognise life-threatening conditions and administer appropriate care.
- Perform CPR and use an AED defibrillator.
- Treat wounds, control bleeding, and bandage injuries.
- Manage head injuries, burns, choking, shock, and more.
- Identify warning signs of common medical conditions.
- Become familiar with contents of a first aid kit.
EFAW Course Outline
1. First Aid and the Law
- Understanding the Law: Learn about the rules and laws for giving first aid at work.
- Duty of Care: Understand the responsibility that employers have to protect employees’ health and safety.
- Following the Rules: Know about the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations and what they mean for your workplace.
2. Helping Someone Who is Unconscious
- Checking the Situation: Learn how to safely check if someone is unconscious.
- Basic Life Support: Learn the steps to help someone who isn’t breathing, including chest compressions.
- Recovery Position: Learn how to put an unconscious person in a safe position to keep their airway clear.
3. CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation)
- CPR Basics: Learn what CPR is and when to use it.
- Hands-Only CPR: Practice doing CPR on adults without mouth-to-mouth.
- CPR for Children and Babies: Learn how to do CPR on children and babies.
4. Choking, Shock, Wounds, and Bleeding
- Choking: Learn how to help someone who is choking.
- Shock: Understand what shock is and how to help someone who is in shock.
- Wounds: Learn how to take care of small cuts and wounds.
- Stopping Bleeding: Learn how to stop bleeding by using pressure and bandages.
5. Dealing with Small Injuries
- Common Injuries at Work: Learn how to help with minor injuries like cuts, bruises, or sprains.
- First Aid Kit: Learn what to have in a first aid kit and how to use it.
- Infection Control: Understand how to stop infections when giving first aid.
6. Treating Burns and Scalds
- Types of Burns: Learn how to tell the difference between types of burns.
- First Aid for Burns: Know what to do immediately to treat burns, like cooling and covering the burn.
7. Serious Head Injuries
- Head Injury Check: Learn how to check for serious head injuries.
- Signs of Head Injuries: Know when head injuries need urgent help.
8. Recognising Epilepsy, Asthma, and Diabetes
- Epilepsy: Learn how to recognise and help someone having a seizure.
- Asthma: Know what to do if someone is having trouble breathing because of asthma.
- Diabetes: Learn what to do if someone with diabetes has low blood sugar.
9. Using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator)
- AED Basics: Understand how an AED works to help someone having a heart attack.
- How to Use an AED: Learn the correct way to use an AED safely.
10. Written Test
- Test Overview: Take a short test to check your understanding of the course.
- Certification: After passing the test, you’ll get a certificate to show you can provide first aid at work.
EFAW Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this emergency first aid at work course, participants will be able to:
- Assess emergency situations safely.
- Administer CPR to adults, children and infants.
- Provide appropriate care for a non-breathing casualty.
- Control bleeding and dress wounds appropriately.
- Treat burns, scalds, and head injuries.
- Recognise common medical conditions and their warning signs.
- Follow protocols for incident documentation and reporting.
👨💻Related: Emergency First Aid At Work e-Learning Course.
Who Should Attend:
Here is a list of people who should take the Emergency First Aid at Work Training course:
- First Aiders in low-risk workplaces
- Managers and Supervisors in any workplace
- Team Leaders responsible for staff safety
- Health and Safety Officers
- Security Staff in workplaces with potential risks
- Caretakers or Maintenance Workers
- Receptionists or other customer-facing staff in offices or public spaces
- Teachers and Teaching Assistants in schools
- Sports Coaches and Activity Leaders
- Volunteers working in community settings or events
- Anyone interested in learning basic first aid to be prepared for emergencies
This training is ideal for anyone who may need to help in an emergency or is responsible for the safety of others at work or in a public setting.
✅Compare Courses: First Aid Face-to-Face Courses.
Course Benefits
Taking the Emergency First Aid Training, you will:
- Learn life-saving skills to confidently handle workplace emergencies.
- Gain knowledge of how to assess incidents, perform CPR, and manage injuries like burns, bleeding, and choking.
- Understand how to use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) to assist in heart-related emergencies.
- Learn how to handle medical conditions such as shock, asthma, seizures, and heart attacks.
- Build practical skills through hands-on exercises to boost confidence in real emergency situations.
- Comply with Health and Safety Executive (HSE) requirements, ensuring workplace safety.
- Receive a recognised certificate that is valid for 3 years, showing your competence in first aid.
- Be prepared to act quickly and effectively in an emergency, keeping yourself and others safe.
- Make your workplace safer by knowing what to do in different situations.
- Improve your job skills by gaining a qualification that many employers look for.
✅Related: First Aid at Work Level 3 Award Course – 3 days.
Career Opportunities:
Career opportunities for people who complete emergency first aid course include:
- First Aider: Work in various workplaces to provide immediate care in emergencies.
- Healthcare Assistant: Support doctors and nurses in hospitals and clinics, using first aid skills.
- Safety Officer: Help manage safety and emergency procedures in companies, schools, and other organisations.
- Emergency Medical Technician (EMT): Provide first aid and emergency medical services in ambulances or emergency rooms.
- Sports Coach/Trainer: Ensure the safety of athletes by providing first aid during training and events.
- Teacher or Trainer: Teach first aid courses to others, helping them learn how to save lives.
- Caregiver or Carer: Assist people in their homes, using first aid knowledge to respond to any health emergencies.
Completing first aid training opens up many job opportunities in healthcare, education, sports, and safety roles.
Course Reviews:
We train thousands of people every year in first aid training face-to-face courses, and our courses are rated ‘Excellent’. Many people praise the quality of the training, the knowledge of our teachers, and the practical skills they learn. Participants feel ready and confident to help in emergencies.
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“The course was very informative, and greatly improved my knowledge and confidence in Emergency First Aid in the Workplace.” – Caid Edwards
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“Kevin was a fantastic trainer, really receptive to the group. He maintained a high standard of training throughout the day and was very passionate about what he does and kept the team focused.
The hands on training was without a doubt the best possible way to get the training across. A very enjoyable and interactive day was had by all” – Jane Martin
EFAW Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is first aid training mandatory in the workplace in the UK?
- Yes, employers in the UK are required to provide adequate first aid provisions and training for their employees, as per the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981.
2. What does a first aid at work certificate in the UK entail?
- A first aid at work certificate signifies that an individual has successfully completed a recognised first aid training course and is competent to provide first aid in the workplace.
3. How often should first aid training be refreshed or renewed in the UK?
- It is recommended to refresh first aid training every three years to ensure that skills and knowledge remain up-to-date.
4. Are there specific first aid requirements for certain industries in the UK?
- Yes, some industries, such as construction and childcare, have additional first aid requirements, and employers should be aware of industry-specific regulations and guidance.
5. Do first aiders at work need to be trained?
- Yes, first aiders in the workplace must undergo proper first aid training to ensure they have the necessary skills and knowledge to respond effectively to medical emergencies. This training is essential for their role in providing immediate assistance to injured or ill individuals.
6. What level of first aid training is required in the workplace?
- The level of first aid training required in the workplace depends on the specific risk assessment conducted by the employer. Generally, workplaces need at least one first aider trained in First Aid at Work (FAW), and some industries or higher-risk environments may require additional training, such as the Emergency First Aid at Work, EFAW course. The appropriate level of training should be determined based on the workplace’s unique needs and risks.
7. How long is the emergency first aid certificate valid for?
- The Level 3 Award is valid for 3 years, after which a requalification course is recommended.
8. What is covered in the training?
- Key skills include CPR, bleed control, dressing wounds, recovery position, and responding to common conditions.
9. Is there an assessment during the course?
- Yes, there is a written assessment at the end to evaluate knowledge.
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