Emergency First Aid at Work

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 Our Emergency First Aid at Work course includes a minimum of six hours of instructor-led   training combining both theoretical learning and practical hands-on exercises.  

The course is usually delivered over one full day; however Expert Response Training offers   flexible scheduling to meet organisational needs.  

Training can be delivered across multiple sessions provided that:  

• The course is completed within four weeks of the start date  
• Each training session lasts a minimum of two hour   

Our Emergency First Aid at Work training syllabus:

• Roles and responsibilities of a workplace first aider 
• Assessing emergency situations safely
• Managing an unresponsive casualty
• Basic hygiene and infection prevention in first aid
• CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)  
• AED (Automated External Defibrillator) awareness and use  
• Treatment of minor injuries  
• Bleeding control and wound management 
• Treating burns and scalds  
• Managing choking emergencies  
• Responding to seizures  
• Recognising and treating shock 

The course emphasises practical skills, ensuring participants feel confident responding to   real-life situations.   

 Learners are assessed continuously throughout the course through practical demonstrations and instructor observation and questioning.  

Upon successful completion, learners will receive an Emergency First Aid at Work certificate valid for three years.  

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) recommends that qualified first aiders attend an annual refresher course to maintain their knowledge and confidence.   

• Maximum class size: 12 learners
• Minimum age: 14 years 

Individuals under the age of 16 cannot take responsibility for First Aid duties in the workplace, and employers must ensure that designated workplace first aiders are suitable for the role.  

Certificates remain valid for 3 years from date shown on the certificate. 

£75 per person - 1 day course

Over 6 candidates? Group discounts available.