This 1-day course ensures learners are able to understand, and where relevant, apply the following skills when helping an adult in the workplace. Learners will develop the skills and confidence to help someone who is:
DurationWhat is an Emergency first aid at work course?
Emergency first aid at work (EFAW) is a 1-day training course that is designed to provide first aiders with the knowledge and skills they need to respond effectively to emergency situations in the workplace.
Our Emergency first aid at work course:
meets the Health and Safety Executives requirements for first aid in the workplace
is suitable for first aiders who require their initial EFAW certificate as well as those refreshing their qualification
is widely recognised as a level 3 first aid qualification.
The training covers a range of essential first aid skills that are suitable for low hazard workplaces such as offices, shops and call centres. The combination of skills will help first aiders to respond quickly and confidently to injuries and illnesses, as well as recognise when professional medical help is necessary.
If your needs assessment identifies a requirement for additional first aid training (e.g. due to having employees with a medical condition), we recommend the 3-day First aid at work course which teaches the skills to recognise and treat a wider range of injuries and medical conditions.
Your free Mental health for first aiders course
All Emergency first aid at work learners have access to a free online 30-minute Mental health for first aiders course, once they have completed their first aid at work course.
2024 HSE guidance introduces the inclusion of mental health considerations within first aid needs assessments to identify additional training requirements. As a first aider, you may also be required to support someone with mental ill health. It is therefore important to be able to take appropriate action to help promptly, safely, and effectively.
This short course is a continuation of your First aid at work learning and an introduction to Mental health at work training. It is not a mandatory part of your first aid at work course and does not impact your first aid certification.
Why choose to train with us?
For more than 40 years, Red Cross Training has been providing training to businesses, with a focus on regulated training for the workplace such as first aid, fire marshal and mental health training.
Our Emergency first aid at work course utilises our expert knowledge gained from years of experience in the first aid industry, from training, to providing first aid cover for major events and supporting the NHS ambulance services.
Did you know that:
the British Red Cross are one of the recognised standard setters for first aid at work in the Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 guidance
we are one of three authors of the current edition of the first-aid manual, which is recognised as one of the main sources for current first aid guidelines in the UK
we consistently meet customer requirements and enhance customer satisfaction as demonstrated by our ISO 9001:2015 accreditation; a globally recognised standard for quality management systems (QMS).
What does Emergency first aid at work cover?
This 1-day course ensures learners are able to understand, and where relevant, apply the following skills when helping an adult in the workplace. Learners will develop the skills and confidence to help someone who is:
unresponsive and not breathing, including how to use of an automated external defibrillator (AED)
unresponsive and breathing
having a seizure
choking
bleeding
suffering from shock and internal bleeding
suffering from a burn.
The course also includes information on:
assessing a casualty
monitoring a casualty
where to get help
electrical incidents
accident recording and reporting
the control of substances hazardous to health (COSHH).
Learning and assessment
How are learners assessed?
Learners are continuously evaluated during the course through a variety of hands-on demonstrations, interactive question and answer sessions, quizzes, and engaging activities like roleplay. These activities are designed to guide and assist learners in gaining the necessary skills and ensure they can apply their knowledge safely within their workplace.
How long is an Emergency first aid at work certificate valid for?
Upon successfully completing the course, learners will be awarded an Emergency first aid at work certificate from the British Red Cross. This qualification remains valid for a period of three years.
How long is the Emergency first aid at work course?
The HSE require learners to complete 6 hours of learning, not including breaks. Our courses usually run from 9.15 to 4.45 which includes a 1-hour lunch and 2 short 15min breaks. Learners are asked to arrive at the course at 9am to allow time for registration, late arrivals may be refused entry to the course.
Entry Requirements
The role of a first aider can be physically and emotionally challenging. It is important you select individuals who you feel will be able to act quickly and effectively in a first aid emergency situation.
Learners will need to demonstrate their ability to use the skills covered on the course to receive the Emergency first aid at work qualification.
Suitable for learners over the age of 16.
What you get with Red Cross Training?
We offer a wide range of first aid, mental health, and health and safety courses to suit your business needs. Our training is developed entirely by us, ensuring we provide the highest standard of training from course design to delivery.
We are the chosen first aid training provider for more than 130,000 UK customers and have a customer satisfaction rating of 99 per cent. Our team is ISO 9001: 2015 certified and we are acknowledged by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) as a standard setter for First aid at work training.
What we do
Our mission is to provide businesses, managers and individuals across the UK with the confidence and skills to keep people safe in the workplace. Our first aid training supports the British Red Cross’ aim to save lives, prevent and reduce suffering, and increase the wellbeing and resilience of people across the UK.
We provide expert, quality training in first aid, mental health and health and safety to suit individual and group learners across the UK, to help raise awareness of the importance of first aid skills and knowledge. Our aim is for everyone to be able to help when faced with an emergency.
Our history
Red Cross Training was set up in 1984 to provide first aid training to both workplaces and members of the public. As a trusted name and co-authors of the First Aid Manual, we fast became a leading provider of first aid knowledge and skills. Red Cross Training now operates within the wider British Red Cross, providing first aid, mental health at work, and health and safety training to thousands of companies across the UK.
All operating surplus from our training goes into the British Red Cross' Charity Fund, which is used in many ways to create the greatest possible impact for people in crisis – whoever and wherever they are. By choosing us to provide your training, you not only learn life-saving skills which could help you respond to an emergency, but you will also be helping us to achieve our vision of a world where everyone gets the help they need in a crisis.
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