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FIRST AID AT WORK
The First Aid at Work course complies with the
current Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations. This course is
intended to provide a delegate with the knowledge to carry out
emergency first aid in the workplace.
Learning
Objectives
At the end of this course the delegates will:-
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Be able to assess and deal with accidents and illness
without further endangering themselves or others
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Be able to demonstrate the ability to deal with
wounds, control or bleeding, choking, treatment of heart
attack, burns and scalds, poisoning, fractures and shock
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Be able to demonstrate the ability to recognise and
treat an unconscious casualty
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Be able to demonstrate the ability to administer
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
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Be aware of the need for personal hygiene when
treating casualties
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Have an understanding of the relevant legal
requirements to report accidents and injuries
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Be able to describe the contents of a First Aid Kit,
be able to use and look after it, restocking any deficiencies
Course Duration
Four days.
Pre-requisites
There are no particular educational or competence
pre-requisites for the course. However, the following factors will
benefit the delegate: -
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Sound numeric and literacy skills
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A reasonable level of physical fitness
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Good communication skills
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The ability to absorb knowledge and learn new skills
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The ability to cope in an emergency
Personal Protective Equipment
This course is, unless otherwise specified by the
client, classroom based and as such no PPE will be required.
Due to some of the practical elements of the course
delegates should wear trousers.
Certification
An HSE certificate of training will be awarded to the
delegate upon successful completion of the course and assessment.
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