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The training is succinct and concise. It covers all the key information that employees need to understand when it comes to waste management.
Course Name: Basic First Aid at Work
This first aid course provides an introduction to basic first aid at work. The course covers response for various situations that first aiders may encounter, including electric shock, cuts, burns and CPR. This online first aid at work course is not designed to replace practical first aid training, but provides a crucial review of these procedures for those that have received practical training
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Basic First Aid at Work
£25.00 +VAT
Courses | Price per Course |
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1 - 14 | £25.00 |
15 - 24 | £22.00 |
25 - 34 | £20.00 |
35 - 44 | £18.00 |
45 - 59 | £15.00 |
60 - 69 | £14.00 |
70 - 89 | £12.00 |
90 - 99 | £10.00 |
100 - 200 | £9.50 |
This awareness level training course is intended for any staff member who would like to review or gain an awareness of first aid procedures. It works through a variety of first aid situations and looks at the recommended best response. The purpose of this training is to provide a thorough understanding of safety measures and an effective approach in case of an emergency.
While this course does provide an awareness of first aid, it is not a substitute for practical, competency-based training. The government recommends that qualified first aiders review, or refresh, their training at least once per year. Online first aid courses are designed to help fulfil this recommendation.
Nearly 1.7 million people suffer from work-related illnesses and 0.4 million workers sustain a non-fatal injury every year, according to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
Employers have a legal duty under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 to:
Employers must provide appropriate and sufficient training to their staff to help them meet compliance and work competently in an emergency. This workplace first aid course is provided fully online. It reviews vital information that first aiders must be aware of.
Under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, employers must provide acceptable and applicable first aid provision in the workplace. This is to ensure that workers receive immediate attention if they become injured or ill at work.
As part of their duties, employers must undertake an adequate risk assessment to recognise the first aid needs within the work premises. They should use this risk assessment to determine what level of first aid cover is required for their operations. Cover will include having the correct number of first aiders on site, providing an adequate number of first aid kits and providing required levels of first aider training.
Employers are also required to ensure that their first aid provisions are frequently reviewed and efficient to guarantee they remain applicable at work and during any changes in circumstances.
Training for all staff must also be provided to make sure everyone is aware of where first aid kits are located and know who the designated first aiders are at work. This information should be displayed in common locations on the premises, including the areas with a high risk of accidents or injuries.
First aid at work training offered to the workforce must be appropriate and sufficient as per the legal requirements to avoid any incident. This may include adequately training the staff on how to perform introductory life support, such as CPR and how to use automated external defibrillators (AEDs) if available.
Additionally, employers and responsible persons are required to ensure that they comply with all safety legislation and guidelines relating to first aid at work. This includes keeping up to date with any changes in these legislations, reviewing their first aid provisions and providing first aider courses on a regular base to assure that they remain operative and effective
Single Module
15+ minutes
This course contains the following sections:
This section explores an effective approach for first aid and provides vital knowledge to anyone appointed as a first aider to implement appropriate actions and steps to treat an emergency until professional help arrives at the location.
This section walks trainees through resuscitation step by step to ensure the best response should such a situation arise.
This section provides users with a review of the best response to a severe electric shock, which includes ensuring one’s own safety before providing treatment.
This section provides users with the steps required for the treatment of burns. It looks at different burn types and best practice
This section reviews the best practice for the treatment of eye injuries including objects and the splashing of chemicals
This section reviews best practice for the treatment of minor to severe broken bones, sprains and strains.
This section looks at how best to respond to victims that are bleeding severely such as from a cut or a puncture.
This section provides trainees with an understanding of the steps to take should a patient be choking.
This section looks at how to identify a heart attack and what steps to take should an individual be experiencing cardiac arrest.
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At the end of the course, users must complete an end of course assessment before earning their certification.
The end of course test is:
A score of 80% is required to pass the test.
The downloadable printable certificate assured by RoSPA and certified by CPD will be issued instantly on course completion.
The first aid at work certificate includes Trainee’s name, Company name, Course name, Date of completion, Expiry date and name of the approval body.
The training is succinct and concise
The training is succinct and concise. It covers all the key information that employees need to understand when it comes to waste management.
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First Aid at Work training is generally designed for individuals who have been designated by their employers to be responsible for providing first aid at work. They are generally designated as first aiders and may include staff members, managers or directors who are responsible for safety within the workplace.
Employers need to ensure that there are enough trained first aiders available on their premises to deliver prompt and effective first aid during an emergency. It is a legal requirement for businesses in most countries to provide necessary first aid in their workplace.
In addition to designated first aiders, it can also be useful for other employees to take first aid training to increase their knowledge and understanding of effective and immediate first aid in an emergency until professional help arrives. This can help to produce a safer and more secure working environment.
Our first aid at work training course will cover a wide range of topics for you related to emergency medical care. Some common topics included in this course are:
Our first aid at work course takes 15+ minutes to complete. It is designed to provide a thorough understanding of techniques to help trainees gain awareness on various first aid topics and to be well-informed of specific injuries and illnesses that may arise at work.
The first aid at work certificate lasts for around three years. It is required to retake the course every three years to refresh your knowledge and to keep your skills updated with the relevant first aid procedures and legislation.
By purchasing our first aid at work course today, you can guarantee yourself a first aid course certificate. Our certificate, assured by RoSPA and certified by CPD, will be available to download instantly upon course completion.
It is important to note that online training is not a replacement for practical classroom training which is required to become a qualified first aider. However, our first aider trainer course is useful to review and refresh previously completed hands-on first aider training.