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Emergency First Aid at Work
Our Emergency First Aid at Work course is a one‑day, HSE‑compliant training ideal for smaller workplaces or organisations that already have a First Aid at Work–qualified person but need additional emergency first aiders. Perfect for public‑facing roles—carers, home‑help professionals, fitness instructors, health and social care staff, security officers, traffic wardens and more—this course gives you the confidence to act fast when it matters. You’ll learn exactly what to do in an emergency, including CPR and basic life support for babies, children and adults, AED use, choking, head, neck and back injuries, unconscious casualties and the recovery position, bleeding and burns, injuries to bones, muscles and joints, seizures, first aid responsibilities, and major catastrophic bleeding. We place a strong emphasis on anaphylaxis, teaching you how to recognise it and safely administer EpiPens/adrenaline auto‑injectors. Delivered by an experienced Paramedic, this is a fun, interactive workshop—no death‑by‑PowerPoint, no medical jargon—just practical, hands‑on training that empowers you to deal with real emergencies with confidence. Every delegate receives a three‑year HSE‑compliant certificate and a copy of the Emergency First Aid plan to keep.
Key Course Highlights
One‑day HSE‑compliant Emergency First Aid at Work qualification
Ideal for smaller workplaces or teams needing additional emergency first aiders
Designed for public‑facing roles: carers, home‑help workers, fitness instructors, health & social care staff, security officers, traffic wardens
CPR & Basic Life Support for babies, children and adults
AED (defibrillator) training included
Unconscious casualties & recovery position
Treatment of bleeding, burns,
Responding to seizures and fitting
Understanding first aid responsibilities
Strong focus on anaphylaxis recognition and EpiPen/adrenaline auto‑injector use
Delivered by a paramedic — no jargon, fully practical
Fun, interactive workshop — not death‑by‑PowerPoint
Three‑year certificate issued to every delegate
Includes a take‑home Emergency First Aid plan
Our Emergency First Aid at Work course is a one‑day, HSE‑compliant training ideal for smaller workplaces or organisations that already have a First Aid at Work–qualified person but need additional emergency first aiders. Perfect for public‑facing roles—carers, home‑help professionals, fitness instructors, health and social care staff, security officers, traffic wardens and more—this course gives you the confidence to act fast when it matters. You’ll learn exactly what to do in an emergency, including CPR and basic life support for babies, children and adults, AED use, choking, head, neck and back injuries, unconscious casualties and the recovery position, bleeding and burns, injuries to bones, muscles and joints, seizures, first aid responsibilities, and major catastrophic bleeding. We place a strong emphasis on anaphylaxis, teaching you how to recognise it and safely administer EpiPens/adrenaline auto‑injectors. Delivered by an experienced Paramedic, this is a fun, interactive workshop—no death‑by‑PowerPoint, no medical jargon—just practical, hands‑on training that empowers you to deal with real emergencies with confidence. Every delegate receives a three‑year HSE‑compliant certificate and a copy of the Emergency First Aid plan to keep.
Key Course Highlights
One‑day HSE‑compliant Emergency First Aid at Work qualification
Ideal for smaller workplaces or teams needing additional emergency first aiders
Designed for public‑facing roles: carers, home‑help workers, fitness instructors, health & social care staff, security officers, traffic wardens
CPR & Basic Life Support for babies, children and adults
AED (defibrillator) training included
Unconscious casualties & recovery position
Treatment of bleeding, burns,
Responding to seizures and fitting
Understanding first aid responsibilities
Strong focus on anaphylaxis recognition and EpiPen/adrenaline auto‑injector use
Delivered by a paramedic — no jargon, fully practical
Fun, interactive workshop — not death‑by‑PowerPoint
Three‑year certificate issued to every delegate
Includes a take‑home Emergency First Aid plan