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Key Facts

why?

 

We deliver First Aid Industry Body regulated and accredited first aid courses which meet your business needs and the standards set by the Health and Safety Executive.

We help you get value for money from your training budget by delivering courses at your premises, not by cutting standards or corners.

The typical cost of our First Aid at Work and Paediatric First Aid at Work is approximately half the price of some of the larger training and voluntary organisations.

You will be working with trainers who have the knowledge, life and work experience to effectively deliver an engaging learning experience.

  


How we deliver accredited First Aid courses

                         

                          Our course delivery style is to use easy to understand language and engage with the learners attending the course. 

                          We use group discussion and life experiences to explain the syllabus  contents, skills and knowledge you are there to learn.

                          QCPR manikins are provided to give you confidence to deliver CPR, have a look at what the trainer can see using the app.

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Where we deliver courses

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We deliver courses at your premises helping you to maximise your training budget.

If the space you have accommodates the number of learners then happy to deliver the course at your venue. Each learner needs a floor area approximately 1.25m x 1.25m.

We have delivered courses in a nursery, office, purpose built training room, cafe, church hall to name a few locations. 

More details about what the facility standards required are here


First Aid kit contents

The advice from the HSE is that First Aid Kits should comply with BS 8599 as a minimum standard.

The First Aid Needs Assessment will identify any additional specific items.

The examples below should help explain what should be considered:         

        1. a childminder’s first aid kit will contain the BS contents and likely have more plasters than required

        2. a cafe owner will likely identify a specific burns kit is required in addition to a British Standard first aid kit. 

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