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Emergency First Aid at Work
Emergency First Aid is the initial, but temporary, help given to the victim of injury or sudden illness. It is designed to effectively care for the casualty until the arrival of better qualified or more experienced help. The emergency first aider may be the only first aider within the company, or may be part of a larger team. It is the duty of the employer to ensure that there is an appropriately trained person available whenever people are at work, and for this reason, most employers will decide to have several people trained.
Emergency First Aiders will have basic skills which enable them to take temporary charge of the situation. However, in most cases they will hand their casualty on to a better qualified person, possibly someone who has completed a full First Aid at Work course, or in serious cases to a medical professional, such as a Paramedic
Course Contents Include but are not limited to:
- Aims/ Purposes of First Aid
- Emergency Planning
- Initial Assessment
- Care of an Unconcious Casualty
- Airway Management
- The Recovery Position
- Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitaion
- Choking
- Stroke
- Angina
- Severe Bleeding
- Treatment of Shock
- Burns and Scalds
- Heart Attacks
Duration and Assessment
6 hour programme, assessed by tutor observation of practical skills
Cost
£400 for a maximum of 12 candidates for in-house training. This includes the cost of workbooks and certificates which are valid for three years.
For further information contact David Taylor Training on
01273 689032 or email info@davidtaylortraining.co.uk
Please request a quotation for the following related courses:
Level 2 Emergency First Aid at Work, First Aid At Work, Paediatric First Aid, AED Training

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