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First Aid at Work Training Course for Individuals

Duration: 3 days*

Suitable for: First Aid at Work qualification.

* Note: This course consists of 18 hours contact time and is run over 3 consecutive days at various locations near Norwich. If you already have a current certificate, see details of our First Aid at Work Requalification Course.

First Aid at Work course outline

The content of this course meets the requirements of the Health and Safety Executive and includes:

  • Introduction.
  • The role of the first aider, including reference to the use of available equipment and the need for recording incidents and actions.
  • The importance of basic hygiene in first aid procedures.
  • Assessing the situation and circumstances, in order to act safely, promptly and effectively in an emergency.
  • Administering first aid to a casualty who is unconscious and/or in seizure.
  • Administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
  • Administering first aid to a casualty who is wounded or bleeding and/or in shock.
  • Administering first aid to a casualty who is choking.
  • Providing appropriate first aid for minor injuries.
  • Recognising the presence of major illness and applying general first aid principles in its management.
  • Demonstrating the correct first aid management of:
    • soft tissue injuries
    • injuries to bones, including suspected spinal injuries
    • chest injuries
    • burns and scalds
    • eye injuries, including how to irrigate an eye
    • sudden poisoning and anaphylactic shock
  • Revision
  • Final assessment

Additional information about the First Aid at Work course

All trainees will receive a course manual. Attendees who successfully complete the final assessment will receive a First Aid at Work certificate that is valid for three years and meets the HSE requirements for Qualified First Aiders in the workplace.

The First Aid at Work course complies with the new HSE requirements for First Aid training.

To discuss your first aid training requirements or to make a booking,
please call First Aid Training Associates on 01508 570318 or complete our enquiry form.

This course (presentation and content) was far superior to my last course with a large national organisation. Excellent!
Just wanted to give a little feedback on the Emergency First Aid at Work Course I attended last Friday. It was by far the most informative first aid course I have attended and I thought Simone was excellent, keeping everyone engaged for the whole day.
An excellent course and trainer. He was extremely knowledgeable and experienced. He answered every question thoroughly, giving accurate guidance on how to deal with every scenario. I will be using the company again, very soon. Thanks!
I found the course very useful and engaging. It helped to have all the equipment available for practical use. Our trainer made the class comfortable and welcoming. At no point did I feel pressured or out of my comfort zone. A very nice environment to learn in. Thank you!
The trainer was very engaging. It was clear he knew the science behind why things were done, not just “because”. He was always happy to answer any questions on the subject. His management was also impressive when it came to the less co-operative members of the group. The topic was clear and concise with information suitable to all work places, including domestic and public.
Very good content and well delivered by experienced and skilful trainer. I am now aware and confident to deliver first aid.
I really enjoyed it. The knowledge of the trainer was good and he added in more science than other people have, so it wasn’t boring as I understood it and learnt more things.
I found this training a lot better than first aid training I’ve been to before. Not only was I having a first aid course, but it also felt a bit like a biology session too, which was good. I can’t think of any ways to improve it, as it was very interesting.