Level 3 Emergency First Aid At Work (1 Day)

This course is designed for workplaces with a first-aid risk assessment highlighting a low-risk environment, such as an office. This covers CPR and AED use and is perfect to equip you with essential life-saving skills and knowledge. Those needed to qualify as work-based first aiders in a high-risk environment or a organisation with more than 50 employees will need to take our 3-day FAW course.

Who Should Attend This Training:

Course Details:

Those with workplace First Aid Responsibilities in a low risk environment.
Anyone wanting to gain First Aid knowledge.
Anyone who could be on seen as a first person from a First Aid prospective.
Those with a current EFAW certificate who need to renew the training.
Anyone looking to support a higher qualification holder.

Course Duration: 6 Hours (7 Hours with breaks)
Location: We can come to your workplace to deliver this training or you can attend one of our training centres.
Timings: We can run courses to suit your workplace, if you have shift patterns we can run courses around these and even run courses overnight.
Course Size: Our standard course size is 12 learners to 1 trainer. We have a large team of trainers and specialise in running large group courses often running courses for over 30 learners.

Why Choose To Train With Ten-B?

Fun and interactive Training! At Ten-B we believe training should be fun and engaging for learners. We pride ourselves on making sure our training is the best our learners attend and they leave feeling confident in there new skills and excited for the next course they do with Ten-B
Expert Instructors! At Ten-B we only use the best instructors to deliver our courses. We call them our trusted associates because we trust them to uphold the exceptional standard we expect for Ten-B courses. All of our associates complete regular CPD to maintain there skills to the highest level and all have industry experience in there chosen fields.
OFQUAL Regulated! Our Emergency First Aid At Work course is regulated by OFQUAL meaning it meets the highest standard in the industry and conforms to strict national guidelines.

We've listed what this course covers below, just hover your mouse over each section to find out more!

Roles and Responsibilities

A lot goes into being a First Aider! In this section we find out what it involves before an incident, during an incident and after a incident. We look at risk assessments, legislation, accident reporting and more!

First Aid Kits

Can you confidently say your first aid kit is fully stocked and all in date? In this section we look at first aid kits and what you might expect to find in one and maybe wouldn't. We then go through how to work out what you need in your kits!

Assessing a situation and prioritisation

What do we do when we first come across an incident? In this session we look at our initial actions when we first come across an incident and how we might need to prioritise our casualties.

Managing a unresponsive casualty

In this session we look at how to manage an unresponsive casualty. We look at the primary survey, secondary survey, recover position and common complications you might find!

CPR and AED

In this session we look at how to do CPR and spend time practicing this skill, We use interactive technology to give you real time feedback on your CPR. We look at the purpose of the AED and how to use one before you have a go!

Choking

Choking is often one of the subject people worry about the most in First Aid. In this session we look at the Differing levels of severity in choking and the stages of treatment.

Seizures

In this session we look at seizures, what are they, different causes, how to recognise a seizure and what you can do as a First Aider to help the patient. We look at when to call for emergency help and the role care plans play.

Wounds and Bleeding

There's a whole range of different types of bleeds and wounds! In this session we look at how to identify the types of bleeds and different wounds. Then it's your turn to practice using a range of dressings and techniques!

Shock

What is Shock? Is there only one type of Shock? How do we recognise shock and how do we manage it? In this session we answer all of these questions and more to give you the skills to manage this potentially life threatening condition.

Burns

Burns come in a wide range of forms and causes! In this session we look at how to identify different levels of severity in burns, how to treat them and when to seek further help for a burn!

Minor Injuries

In this session we look at a range of minor injuries from splinters, basic eye injuries, cuts and grazes and more!

Your Extras

Looking to cover an extra subject? Perhaps Anaphylaxis, Asthma. Whatever the condition we can add extra time to your course to cover additional subjects you may need. If to extensive we can recommend a further course for you to attend.