Emergency First Aid at Work
COURSE

Emergency First Aid at Work

Become a certified Emergency First Aider in the Workplace

Emergency First Aid at Work
Our Emergency First Aid at Work course is designed to provide participants with the required qualifications to be a certified Emergency First Aider in the Workplace.
This one-day program aligns with the Health and Safety regulations of both the UK and Northern Ireland, ensuring that participants are equipped to handle first aid emergencies in the workplace effectively and confidently.

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Qualification Overview

Upon completion of our Emergency First Aid at Work course, all participants will possess the necessary skills and knowledge to act as Emergency First Aiders in their workplace, offering immediate, secure, and efficient treatment to casualties. The course entails a minimum of six classroom hours encompassing practical and theoretical exercises, along with pre-course preparations. Continuous practical evaluation by the instructor will be conducted, and a three-year qualification will be provided to individuals meeting the set standards. Furthermore, it is highly recommended by the HSE that all learners partake in a three-hour annual refresher programme to maintain and enhance their first aid competencies.

FUNDING CRITERIA
Nuco Training

Funding not available

Progression opportunities

Learners gaining a qualification as an Emergency First Aider could potentially advance into roles that require this skill set, leading to opportunities for employment in various fields where immediate response during emergencies is necessary.

Qualification Reference Number (QRN)

603/2080/1

Total qualification time (TQT):

6 hours

Guided learning hours (GLH)

6 hours

Accreditation

Nuco

Mode of Delivery

Face-to-Face

Entry requirements:

Learners must be a minimum of 16 years of age

Mandatory Units

A range of subjects are covered including:

  • Responsibilities and reporting
  • Resuscitation and AED awareness
  • Burns
  • Assessment of the situation
  • Anatomy
  • Choking
  • Dealing with an unresponsive casualty
  • Minor injuries
  • Epilepsy
  • Basic hygiene in First Aid
  • Bleeding control
  • Shock

Assessment

Practical assessment is continuously carried out by the instructor to evaluate and ensure that learners are effectively demonstrating their first aid skills and readiness to respond in emergency situations. This ongoing assessment allows for immediate feedback, guidance, and skill improvement throughout the course, ensuring that participants are well-prepared to provide necessary aid when needed.

Real Work Environment (RWE)

N/A