This 18 hour course meets the HSE requirements where your first aid needs assessment indicates that a higher level of first aid training is required. This can be delivered through a variety of means.
This 18 hour course meets the HSE requirements where your first aid needs assessment indicates that a higher level of first aid training is required. This can be delivered through a variety of means.
The course is normally delivered via blended learning. 6 hours is completed online prior to attending 2 days in a classroom with the Trainer. The contact days can be delivered weekdays, Saturdays or over four evening sessions. If required, the course can be delivered as 18 hours face to face.
Who should attend?
The course is designed for nominated First Aiders in higher risk working environments or where companies have higher risk employees and are looking to have staff fully trained to cope with any situations arising.
Delegates need a basic command of English. For course bookings where people do not have English as a first language, the company/individual booking can provide a translator at no cost. The translator will not count as a delegate unless they are also booked on the course.
Delegates need to be able to undertake practical procedures in emergency situations.
Course content:
The course will give delegates the knowledge, skills and confidence to:
Understand the role of the First Aider (inc. First Aid kits, legislation, record keeping, preventing cross infection and summoning help)
Dealing with an accident scene and prioritization of casualties
Provide resuscitation (CPR) including the use of defibrillators
Managing an unresponsive casualty
Assisting a casualty who is choking
Cope with someone having a severe allergic reaction/anaphylaxis
Dealing with a casualty who is bleeding and treating shock
Managing seizures and epilepsy
Assist someone who has been burnt or scalded
Cope with a casualty having a stroke
Deal with someone who has bone, muscle and joint injuries
Manage someone who is experiencing a diabetic emergency
Assist someone experiencing chest pains, heart attack or angina
Cope with a spinal injury
Deal with a casualty having an asthma attack
Manage someone with an eye injury
Assist a casualty with a head injury
Cope with a range of minor injuries appropriate to the workplace
Training is delivered via a range of mediums and delegates are assessed though a variety of means. Trainer will continually assess delegates throughout the course in order to offer targeted guidance to delegates.
There is a final multiple choice question paper and external assessment of CPR, unresponsive casualty and bleeding and shock.
We are a community-based business, making a difference with support of our customers.
Our founder Tom Malcolm launched the company in 1996 after discovering that first-aid was not taught in any of North-East Scotland’s primary schools.
Tom saw this as a serious issue for a largely rural region with low population centres and many people some distance from an ambulance and other emergency response services.
The need for his services grew to the point that he needed to bring in additional first aid trainers, and in 2009 Tom began working full-time in the business.
We now work with around 90 primary schools and serve the whole region -from Arbroath and Fettercairn in the south, to Rosehearty and Sandhaven in the north-east, west from Aberdeen to Braemar, and north to Elgin. Our trainers visit each school for between two and six days per year, depending on its size.
To make this possible, we need the support of corporate customers to buy our professional first aid courses, which helps fund schools in their local area. There is no central or local government budget for classroom first-aid training.
Our long-term mission is to see that every Primary 5,6, & 7 child in the North-east receives first-aid training before going to secondary school.
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