Book any First Aid at Work, Emergency First Aid at Work or First Aid at Work Requalification course and receive a 20% discount code to be used against selected Health & Safety courses: Fire Marshal, Food Safety, Manual Handling, IOSH Managing Safely, and IOSH Managing Safely Refresher.

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3 Day First Aid at Work Course

About our First Aid at Work Course

The 3-day First Aid at Work course is our most popular first aid training course. It is suitable for a variety of working environments. After completing the 3-day first aid training, delegates will qualify as first aiders.

The course meets the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981. This regulation is set out by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

This course equips you with life-saving knowledge for immediate action. Learn to respond effectively in emergencies. Master crucial first aid skills and safety protocols. Provide critical support until emergency services arrive on the scene.

This training is for you if you work in a medium or large workplace with over 50 employees. This is also for you if you work across many floors or rooms.

It is also suitable for high-risk environments. Examples of these include construction sites, manufacturing, or working with heavy machinery. You will also learn how to help those with an existing illness or impairment.

Book this course and get a 20% discount on these selected Health & Safety courses: Fire Marshal, Food Safety, Manual Handling, IOSH Managing Safely, and IOSH Managing Safely Refresher.

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Who is this first aid at work training for?

This course is ideal for the person chosen to be the workplace first aider. It suits all industries and workplaces. It is a must for high-risk workplaces. It is also necessary for businesses with more than 50 employees. You should select this course if you need a person trained in first aid and basic life support.

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How is this first aid at work training assessed?

Our expert trainers assess delegates according to HSE guidelines during first aid training. They use practical demos, hands-on activities, and Q&A sessions. At the end, delegates take a multiple-choice test.

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Certification

Successful delegates will receive a first aid at work certificate. This first aid at work qualification is valid for 3 years and will enable you to be a first aider in your workplace.

In Wales, the St John Ambulance Cymru first aid at work course is the market leader. St. John Ambulance is a recognised voluntary aid society (VAS) in the UK. It sets the standard for first aid training under the Health and Safety (First Aid) regulations of 1981. This is according to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE). We don't need outside accreditation from an awarding organisation.

Employers must provide adequate first aid for employees, and the law requires this. Typically, this involves training some staff to become qualified first aiders. The first aid at work course is popular as it covers many emergency scenarios that could cause a health crisis. Also, the HSE suggests annual refresher training to keep skills sharp.

Our first aid at work course is a Level 3 award under the Recognised Qualifications Framework. You need a Level 3 qualification to become a certified first aider. This is because it goes into more detail than other courses that cover fewer scenarios. It covers common workplace first aid incidents and addresses minor injuries. It also teaches delegates how to respond to a range of other first aid scenarios. The course meets UK health and safety first aid regulations. Successful participants become qualified first aiders. Participants learn to respond promptly and safely.

There are key differences between these two first aid courses. First, the workplace emergency first aid training is a level 2 award. It's equal to a GCSE grade A*-C (9-4). The EFAW qualification is less comprehensive than FAW. It covers what to do for only serious medical emergencies. The FAW course meanwhile covers a wide range of first aid scenarios. First aid is not limited to CPR: there are many kinds of first aid procedure you may need to practice. Thus, it's recommended to choose FAW unless you are a small and low-risk organisation.

CPR training and AED training are key first aid procedures. You will also have many chances to have hands-on experience with an AED. CPR and workplace cardiac arrests can be effectively managed with this tool. It can detect a heart's rhythm and deliver an electric shock if needed. In an emergency first aid situation, it can save a life.

A first aid at work certificate is valid for 3 years. Before it expires, you will need to renew your certificate. You can do this by joining our 2-day first aid at work requalification course. This will make your first aid certificate valid for a further three years. The HSE strongly recommends taking an annual refresher to make sure your first aid skills remain fresh. That's why we offer a first aid at work update course for you to join. If your certificate has expired, you will need to take the full course again.

St John Ambulance Cymru teaches the first aid at work course all across Wales to enable your staff to become qualified first aiders. Use the ‘Book Course’ button below to find a course date convenient for you. If you have six or more employees that need to be trained, then one of our expert trainers will come to your premises and teach the full course. We can also bespoke training based on the exact needs of your business. Get in touch with us by phone or email today to discuss these options.

What our 3 Day First Aid at Work Course covers

Role and responsibilities of the first aider

Bleeding (minor and severe)

Burns

Casualty movement

Choking (adult)

CPR (adult) including the use of an AED

Fainting

Primary Survey

Seizures (adult)

Shock

Treating an unresponsive casualty

Allergic reaction (including anaphylaxis)

Asthma

Bone, muscle and joint injuries

Chest pains (including heart attack)

Eye injuries, head injuries, spinal injuries

Low blood sugar

Poisons

Sprains and strains

Stroke

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