EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK

DURATION

1 Day

VENUE

Training undertaken at client specific locations nationwide

AIMS & OBJECTIVES

At the end of this course, delegates will be able to:

• Assess emergency situations and carry out appropriate action, including informing emergency services
• Carry out artificial ventilation and chest compressions
• Place casualty into the recovery position and know to use this position
• Clear obstructed airway
• Control severe bleeding
• Recognise and treat shock
• Understand the requirements of a first aid kit and how to report accidents in the workplace
• Recognise and treat illnesses
• Deal with burns and scolds
• Recognise and treat fractures

COURSE CONTENT

• Assessing the casualty and situation
• The unconscious casualty
• Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
• Head injuries
• Choking and asthma
• Severe bleeding
• Shock
• The first aid kit and reporting procedures
• Heart attack, seizures and diabetes
• Burns and scolds
• Fractures

TARGET AUDIENCE

From October 1st 2009 this course replaces the 'First Aid at Work for Appointed Persons' course. It is designed for those employees nominated to act as an 'Appointed Person' in the workplace or anyone, who as part of their employment or day to day life require suitable first aid training.

PRE-COURSE PREPARATION

Delegates are required to actively participate in the practical demonstrations for assessment purpose in order to achieve their certification. Delegates should dress appropriately for carrying out floor-based demos such as CPR.

CERTIFICATION

Delegates who successfully complete this course, including the practical assessments will receive a SMTS training certificate.   

WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY...

"I write today simply to say that yesterday we had Joe at our Coventry offices to run an Emergency First Aid course. It was voted a great success by the 7 candidates, plus myself, who attended. Joe is obviously a master of his subject, and there is no substitute for years of experience, as you and I know.

Previously we have sent employees, one at a time as required, to 'St John's Ambulance type' courses. I will propose to our MD that in future the SMTS course should be the way forward for us. Medium term, I would like to put all our field service engineers through this course, subject to available budget.

Thanks again to you and Joe"

J.A.
Engineering/Health & Safety Manager
Cimbali UK Ltd 

COURSE DATES