Qualsafe Level 3 Award
First Aid at Work 18hrs
(RQF)

£370 inc VAT

Course Description

The Forestry and Arboriculture Training Fund can now pay for this qualification. Please see the drop down boxes below for how to apply.  You cannot pay for the training and claim the money back as the application has to be sent in first.  If you need a course quickly, please pay below.

If you are eligible, please review the availability below and contact us to confirm we can reserve a place.  The quickest route to confirm is WhatsApp 07931 360328 or call 01433 621484.

If your organisation is paying for you and wants to avoid paying by card through this website, please look at the dates below and contact us at 01433 621484 or info@highpeakfirstaid.co.uk so we can complete your booking.

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Application for Funding - Free Course

The Forestry and Arboriculture Training Fund can now pay for this qualification. To see if you are eligible, please follow the link:  Application Form.

You can see that High Peak First Aid is approved for funding by following this link:  Approved Providers.

At this link, you will see a search box. Select Instructor and Safety Courses, then the qualification you require: First Aid at Work+F, First Aid at Work +F Bolt-on, Emergency First Aid at Work +F.  Add out postcode S33 6RW, and you will see we are approved.

If you are eligible, please review the availability below and contact us to confirm we can reserve a place.  The quickest route to confirm is WhatsApp 07931 360328 or call 01433 621484.

Entry Requirenments

None

Who is the qualification for?

This course suits contractors and employees working in forestry, including harvesting, civil engineering, mechanised ground preparation, planting, fencing, pesticide application, forest nursery activities, etc. Training covers procedures for more remote areas where help is delayed or limited.

This Forestry first aid training covers special hazards such as severe chainsaw cuts, crush injuries, hypothermia and Lyme disease.

Legislation Information

Employers have an obligation under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 and Approved Code of Practice (ACOP L74, Second Edition) to make adequate and appropriate first aid provision for their workforce. It is recommended that someone is able to undertake first aid duties at all times when people are at work.  Every place of work should have undertaken a risk assessment to decide the need for first aid in their workplace.  An Employer should have thought about the types of injuries and illness that have previously occurred or may occur in the future if their current activities may change.

The following links provide further information

Employers Legal Duties
The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 Guidance on Regulation
First Aid Training Providers
First Aid at Work, your questions answered
First Aid at Work Forestry Commission Policy 2020

SKU: First Aid at Work 24hrs Categories: ,

Course Content

  • Role of the First Aider
  • Incident Management
  • Treatment of the unconscious casualty, including seizures
  • Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
  • Treatment of choking
  • Shock including Anaphylaxis – recognition and treatment
  • Life threatening bleeding
  • Recognition and Treatment Of Injuries To Bones And Joints Including Sprains And Strains
  • Management of spinal trauma
  • Recognition and treatment of major illnesses – Angina, Heart Attack, Asthma, Diabetes and Epilepsy
  • Burns and scalds
  • Eye injuries
  • Poisons and hazardous substances
  • Disorders as a result of  temperature extremes – hypothermia and hyperthermia
  • Treatment of minor wounds and illnesses
  • First aid kits and contents
  • Legislation relating to first aiders at work

Discounted places for group bookings, please contact us. Group bookings can be made on a date of your choice at your own venue or at our venue in the Peak District.

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