Frequently asked questions
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Ideal for high risk workpkaces.
First Aid at Work (FAW) certifies participants to an Emergency First Aid at Work level but can also apply first aid to a greater range of specific injuries and illnesses. It is therefore suitable to high risk workplaces such as construction, manufacturig, transport and logistics, etc.
This course meets with the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 workplace requirements. Our company and trainers meet with the requirements for training providers.
During this three day course, learners will develop the skills and knowledge needed to deal with a range of first aid situations. Skills include:
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Employers have to ensure that there are adequate and appropriate equipment and facilities for providing first aid in the workplace, a first aid needs assessment will help determine this. First-aid provision must be available at all times while people are on school premises, and also off premises whilst on school visits.
So far, there is no legislation requiring defibrillators in schools in the UK. However, in view of the vital role that AEDs can play in saving the lives of pupils, staff and other users of school premises, the Department for Education is encouraging all schools to consider purchasing these devices as part of their first-aid equipment.
We are flexible with course dates and start and finish times in order to meet with the specific requirements of your school. We allow upto 1 hour for lunch on full day courses with coffee breaks. Courses are split into theory and practical sessions and a complete course timetable can be found on the specific course detail page.
Guidance states that there should be a ratio of 1 instructor for every 12 participants during practical exercises and that there is sufficient material available. We can provide training for groups of 12 participants up to 100 participants at a time.
Yes. We offer a training incentive for schools whereby when a school contracts us to deliver an INSET First Aid training day for up to 100 staff we commit to providing the school with a new DefiSign defibrillator at zero cost.
Certifications are valid for 3 years. The governing body and/or head teacher should regularly review the school's first-aid needs at least annually, and particularly after any changes, to ensure the provision is adequate.