- Maximum Participants: 12
- Duration: 7 Hours
This training equips individuals to serve as first aiders in workplaces, particularly in low-risk environments as identified by the Health & Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981, Appendix 6. The course combines the content of the first day and first unit of the three-day First Aid at Work course with additional training specific to educational settings, enhancing the standard Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) curriculum with paediatric considerations.
Course Details
Course Outline
- Role of the First Aider
- Prevention of Cross Infection
- Recording Incidents and Actions
- Equipment Handling
- Emergency Situation Assessment and Response
- CPR and AED Usage
- First Aid for Various Conditions:
- Unconsciousness, including seizure management
- Choking
- Injuries and Bleeding
- Shock
- Minor Injuries (cuts, grazes, burns, scalds, splinters)
Additional Paediatric First Aid
- CPR for Children
- Managing Asthma and Anaphylaxis
- First Aid for Choking in Children
Certification
Upon successful completion, participants will receive the Emergency First Aid at Work Including Paediatric Element certificate, which is valid for three years.
Accreditation
This course is accredited by the First Aid Industry Body (FAIB) and is aligned with the Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.
Additional Course Information
- Group Size: Up to 12 participants per trainer/assessor
- Assessment Method: Activities, test papers, and practical assessments
- Prerequisites: None
Suggested Progression
- Annual Refresher Training: Recommended
- Requalification: Mandatory requalification every three years via a one-day course
- Progression to the Three-Day First Aid at Work Qualification
Importance of This Training
This training is essential for individuals who may encounter emergency health situations, especially in environments involving children, ensuring rapid and effective first aid response.