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Three Day First Aid

Three day First Aid at Work

The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 require employers to provide adequate and appropriate equipment, facilities and personnel to ensure their employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or taken ill at work. These Regulations apply to all workplaces including those with less than five employees and to the self-employed.
If the assessment of first aid needs for your business highlights the need for qualified first aiders, this course will help you train them accordingly.

What is included?

Candidates are assessed informally throughout this three day course, which involves practical and theory training and ongoing progress tests for up to 12 delegates. The course covers:

  • First aid in the workplace
  • Responsibilities of the first aider
  • Action in an emergency
  • Primary survey
  • Secondary assessment
  • Breathing and circulation
  • Principles of resuscitation
  • Disorders of respiration
  • Disorders of the circulation
  • Wounds and bleeding
  • Disorders of consciousness
  • Foreign objects
  • Burns and scalds
  • Bones, joints and muscle injuries
  • Poisoning
  • Incident training
  • Casualty management
  • Resuscitation procedures

On the last day of the course, an assessor who has not been involved in the training, in line with HSE requirements will attend and formally assesses the candidate’s abilities to perform first aid tasks. On successful completion of this course, delegates will be awarded a certificate in HSE First Aid at Work, which is valid for three years.

Three day First Aid at Work course duration: The course is a minimum of 18 contact hours and can be run over 3 consecutive days or one day a week for three weeks

Three day First Aid at Work course location: Your premises (where suitable) or at an ELAS training centre.

Three day First Aid at Work course cost: £199-£299 per candidate, (dependant on location) ELAS clients receive a substantial discount. Call us today for a bespoke quote for in-house courses for up to 12 candidates.

PLEASE NOTE:

Under the current HSE guidelines, ELAS strongly recommend that first aid trained staff attend a half-day update every twelve months, before completing full requalification training at the three year point.

ELAS recommend that you take in to account shift work and absence when allocating the number of first aiders you need. If you are unsure please give us a call on 08450 50 40 60.

Category of risk
Numbers employed at any location
Suggested number of first aiders at any one time
Suggested Course
Low risk, e.g. office Under 50 At least one appointed person One Day Emergency First Aid at Work
50-100 At least one first aider Three Day First Aid at Work
Over 100 One additional first aider for every 100 employees Three Day First Aid at Work
Medium risk, e.g. light engineering Under 20 At least one appointed person One Day Emergency First Aid at Work
20-50 At least one first aider Three Day First Aid at Work
50-100 At least two first aiders Three Day First Aid at Work
Over 100 One additional first aider for every 100 employees Three Day First Aid at Work
High risk, e.g. construction Under 5 At least one appointed person One Day Emergency First Aid at Work
5-50 At least one first aider Three Day First Aid at Work
Over 50 One additional first aider for every 50 employees Three Day First Aid at Work
Hazards for which additional first aid skills are necessary   At least one first aider trained in the specific emergency action