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First Aid

First Aid

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First Aid

This PHECC certified course is recognised by the Health and Safety Authority and covers the essential principles and practices of first aid within the workplace. It is highly recommended for site operatives, supervisors, safety officers, and anyone who is required to act as first aider in their place of work.

The aim of this training is to equip candidates with the knowledge and practical skills required to recognise medical emergencies, provide appropriate first aid interventions, and support emergency procedures to preserve life and reduce the severity of injuries.

PHECC (Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council) certification is widely recognised across industries and supports career progression by ensuring individuals remain competent and up to date in their roles.

First Aid Course Details

Outline – PHECC certification is widely recognised across industries and supports ongoing professional development by promoting competence and up-to-date emergency care practices. This PHECC certified course covers the key principles and responsibilities of providing first aid within the workplace and is highly recommended for site operatives, supervisors, safety officers, and anyone responsible for the health and well-being of colleagues.

Aim – The aim of this training is to equip candidates with the knowledge and practical skills required to recognise medical emergencies, provide appropriate first aid interventions, and support emergency procedures to preserve life and reduce the severity of injuries.

Assessment – Ongoing interactive theory and practical assessments

Duration

Certification – PHECC certified

Content –
â—¦ Role and responsibilities of a first aider
â—¦ Recognising and responding to medical emergencies
â—¦ Legal obligations and reporting requirements for workplace first aid
â—¦ Basic life support (CPR) and automated external defibrillator (AED) use
â—¦ Management of bleeding, shock, burns, and fractures
â—¦ Responding to choking and airway emergencies
â—¦ Human factors and effective communication during emergencies

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