First Aid at Work

• Educational Background: No prior first aid experience is required. The course is suitable for learners of all levels. 

• Health and Physical Fitness: A basic level of fitness is recommended for practical exercises, such as CPR training. 

• Interest in Workplace Safety: Ideal for individuals responsible for health and safety or anyone wanting to learn first aid skills. 

• Master First Aid Fundamentals: Gain a comprehensive understanding of first aid principles and workplace safety regulations. 

• Administer CPR and Emergency Care: Learn to provide life-saving CPR and manage workplace medical emergencies. 

• Respond to Workplace Injuries: Develop skills to assess and treat minor and major injuries effectively. 

• Use First Aid Equipment: Build confidence in using essential first aid tools during emergencies. 

The First Aid at Work Course is designed for individuals responsible for workplace safety and emergency response. It provides practical training to handle injuries and medical emergencies effectively, ensuring compliance with workplace health and safety standards. Below are the individuals who will benefit from this course:

• Health and Safety Officers
• Workplace Supervisors
• Line Managers
• Office Administrators
• Construction Site Managers
• Factory Workers
• School Staff 

Module 1: Communicating with a Casualty 

• Overview

Module 2: Contents of First Aid Kit

• Introduction to First Aid Kit

Module 3: Contents of Avoiding Cross Infection

• What is a Cross Infection?
• Types of Cross Infection

Module 4: Recording of Incidents

• Recording of Incidents

Module 5: Recording of Accidents

• Recording of Accidents

Module 6: Assess the Situation

• Overview
• Primary Survay
• Secondary Survay

Module 7: Act Effectively in an Emergency

• What is an Emergency?
• Emergency Response Plan
• Act Effectively in an Emergency
  • Call the Emergency Services

Module 8: Administer First Aid to a Casualty

• Introduction to CPR

Module 9: Unconscious

• Introduction to Unconscious
• How to Help During an Unconscious?
• Seizure
• How to Help During a Seizure?

Module 10: Cardio -Pulmonary Resuscitation

• Introduction
• Why is CRP Important?
• How is CRP Performed?

Module 11: Choking

• Choking Overview
• Signs and Symptoms of Choking

Module 12: Wounded and Bleeding

• Bleeding
• Nosebleeds

Module 13: Shock

• Shock
• Symptoms of a Person in Shock
• What to Do If Someone is in Shock?

Module 14: Burns & Scalds

• Burns
• First Aid for Burns

Module 15: Eye Injuries 

• Eye Injuries
• Chemical Exposure
• Blow to the Eye

Module 16: Injuries to Bones

• Bone Injuries
• Bone Fracture

Module 17: Injuries to Muscles

• Muscle Injuries
• Control the Muscle Strain by Utilising P.R.I.C.E

Module 18: Injuries to Joints

• Joint Injuries
• Symptoms of Joint Injuries

Module 19: Suspected Spinal Injury

• Spinal Injuries
  • Vertebrae Damage
  • Spinal Cord Damage
  • Having a Spinal Injury

Module 20: Sudden Poisoning

• Poisoning Overview

Module 21: Anaphylactic Shock 

• What is Anaphylactic Shock?
• Symptoms

Module 22: Provide Appropriate First Aid

• What is First Aid?
• Content of Appropriate First Aid Kit
  • Basic First Aid Kit Should Contain

Module 23: Heart Attack, Stroke, Epilepsy

• Symptoms of Heart Attack
• Stroke
• F.A.S.T Test

Module 24: Asthma and Diabetes

• Asthma Attack
• Diabetes
  • Hyperglycaemia
  • Hypoglycaemia