First Aid 

Description

This training course will equip participants with the skills needed to treat injuries that do not require the care of a medical practitioner or emergency services. The course covers topics including those involving respiratory and cardiac problems, bleeding and wounds, fractures, and burns.

Course Outline

Responsibilities of First Aider

Patient Assessment

Respiratory emergencies

Cardiac Emergencies (Automatic External Defibrillator training)

Wounds and bleeding

Altered levels of consciousness

Musculoskeletal injuries

Burns and scalds, chemicals, electric shock.

Learning Outcomes

Understand the role of Basic First Aid

Carry out a Patient Assessment

Deal with Respiratory Emergencies

Attend to Wounds and Bleeding

Care for musculoskeletal injuries, and treat burns, scalds, chemicals and electric shock.

Additional Information

Candidates are advised that this course involves a high level of practical training.

Who Should Attend

Persons who need to gain a basic knowledge and skills in emergency response in the home, community or work place

Certification & Assessment

Delegates who successfully complete the course will receive a Active Safety Occupational Basic First Aid Certificate. Valid for two years.

To be successful delegates must pass

Written Assessment (30%)

Skills Demonstrations (70%)