First Aid at Work
Book NowThe First Aid at Work course is a three-day first aid training course designed to give delegates the practical skills and knowledge required to respond to a wide range of workplace medical emergencies.
- Comprehensive First Aid at Work training
- Certificate valid for 3 years
- Suitable for workplace first aiders and responsible staff members
- Delivered in Letchworth Garden City
- Accessible for delegates across Hertfordshire
- Covers emergency response, injuries, illnesses, CPR, and AED use
FIRST AID AT WORK COURSE IN LETCHWORTH
Delivered in Letchworth Garden City, this First Aid at Work course provides in-depth workplace first aid training for businesses and individuals responsible for managing medical emergencies in the workplace. Building on the principles covered in Emergency First Aid at Work training, the course explores a wider range of injuries, illnesses, and emergency situations, helping delegates develop the confidence to respond effectively in real-world scenarios.
Delegates will learn how to assess incidents safely, perform CPR, use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), manage major injuries, respond to medical conditions, and provide ongoing care until professional medical assistance arrives. Ideal for employees acting as workplace first aiders, the course supports compliance with the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 and helps organisations maintain safer working environments. Upon successful completion, delegates receive a certificate confirming completion of First Aid at Work training in line with current first aid regulations.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS COURSE?
The First Aid at Work course is ideal for:
- Employees nominated as workplace first aiders
- Businesses needing comprehensive workplace first aid training
- Staff responsible for responding to workplace medical emergencies
- Organisations looking to comply with first aid regulations
- Delegates with little or no previous first aid training
No previous qualifications are required to attend the course.
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
The First Aid at Work course helps delegates understand how to:
- Assess and respond to emergency situations safely
- Perform CPR and use an AED confidently
- Manage bleeding, shock, burns, fractures, and other injuries
- Respond to medical conditions and workplace illnesses
- Provide effective first aid until emergency services arrive
Training combines practical exercises with clear instruction to help delegates apply first aid skills confidently in workplace situations.
PRACTICAL FIRST AID TRAINING FOR WORKPLACES
Training is delivered in small groups to ensure delegates receive practical experience, individual guidance, and the opportunity to build confidence throughout the course. Examples and discussions can be tailored to different industries and workplace environments, helping delegates apply first aid principles directly to their own roles and responsibilities.
For organisations requiring accredited workplace first aid training, additional arrangements can be discussed upon request.
No course dates available. Please email us to enquire about this course
Do you have parking available on site?
We have a limited number of free parking available on site – do give us a call to check availability on the day. Letchworth Garden City Train Station is also a 30 minute walk away for those who are travelling longer distances.
Will you provide food and drink?
For all day courses we provide drinks and a cold buffet at lunchtime for courses held at our premises. Please let us know ahead of time any dietary requirements so they can be catered for.
What specific medical conditions and injuries will be covered in detail during the three-day course?
The course provides comprehensive training on a variety of medical conditions and injuries. Participants will learn how to handle seizures, heart attacks (including defibrillator training), anaphylactic shock (using an EpiPen), diabetic emergencies, strokes, and allergic reactions. Additionally, they will be trained to manage choking, bleeding, burns, head injuries, and joint injuries, among other emergencies.
How does the course ensure the prevention of cross infection during first aid administration?
The course emphasises the importance of preventing cross infection through practical training and guidelines on hygiene practices. Participants will learn techniques such as proper handwashing, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves and masks, and the correct disposal of contaminated materials to minimise the risk of infection.
Is there any hands-on practice with specialised equipment like defibrillators and EpiPens during the course?
Yes, the course includes hands-on practice with specialised equipment such as defibrillators and EpiPens. Participants will gain practical experience in using these tools, ensuring they are prepared to handle real-life emergencies involving heart attacks and anaphylactic shock effectively.
What are the requirements for maintaining the certification after completing the course, and how long is it valid?
Upon successful completion of the course, the certification is valid for three years. To maintain certification, participants must complete a refresher course before the expiry date. This ensures that their first aid skills and knowledge remain up-to-date and compliant with current health and safety regulations.
Can the course be tailored for specific industries or higher-risk environments, and how can companies arrange for such specialised training?
Yes, the course can be tailored to meet the specific needs of different industries or higher-risk environments. Companies requiring accredited training or specialised instruction can make special arrangements upon request. It is advisable to contact the course provider to discuss specific requirements and customise the training accordingly.
from £85 + VAT
from £85 + VAT
from £85.00 + VAT
