First Aid at Work in Banstead, Crawley, Epsom and all Locations in Surrey, Sussex and South London
While Gillett Training Courses can support clients with many different forms of emergency first aid training, we are very much specialists in the field of first aid at work. Attend our venue in Caterham, or have us come out to a place of work to train your personnel as a group. With a static and mobile training service available, we can reach clientele in any location and use our many years of first aid knowledge to make your workplace a safer place to be.
Emergency first aid at work courses are also available.
We can provide mobile first aid at work training in the following areas:
Banstead | Bromley | Caterham | Coulsdon | Crawley | Croydon | Dartford | East Grinstead | Epsom | Godstone | Guildford | Kingston | Mitcham | Orpington | Oxted | Purley | Redhill | Sanderstead | Selsdon | Sevenoaks | Sutton | Tunbridge Wells | Warlingham | Woldingham
First aid at work training equips key stakeholders with the skills needed to act responsively in any emergency situation. When lives are at stake, it matters that you have trained personnel onsite who can assist those with injuries until a professional emergency responder arrives to take over and provide care.
Emergency first aid at work training enables attendees with basic first aid skills in line with legislation set by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
There are two types of training available.
The Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course is essential for those needing a team of responders with basic lifesaving skills, and who need to learn more about health and safety regulations. The First Aid at Work (FAW) course is a more comprehensive session covering a wider range of techniques. The latter is ideal for larger companies in the area, and for premises with more hazards.
Having a qualified team of first aiders onsite improves the likelihood of a safe and positive outcome in the event of accidents and other emergencies. It also reduces the severity of injuries in a workplace and potentially saves lives.
The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 specify that employers must make provisions for emergency first aid training and use trained first aiders.
First Aid at Work (FAW and EFAW)
As a legal requirement specified by the HSE, all workplaces should complete a first aid risk assessment and provide first aid at work training to mitigate the risk of harm to people. Gillett Training Services can hold courses over one to three days based on your company’s size and its needs. We also offer online learning options to make training feasible and less consuming for businesses.
Prices
Emergency First Aid at Work: £450.00 + £15.00pp
First Aid at Work: £450.00 + £10.00pp
During a first aid at work course, we will cover the following content:
- The key roles and responsibilities of first aiders
- How to assess a workplace incident
- Helping an unresponsive casualty
- CPR and the recovery position
- Using a defibrillator (AED)
- Wounds, injuries and minor bleeding
- Tending to cuts, grazes and bruising
- How to treat minor burning and scalding
- Dealing with choking, seizures and shocks
As you can see, a first aid at work training course will give you a range of skills for dealing with the many emergencies that can arise in your workplace.
Courses include anaphylaxis training and options to attend refresher sessions.
Book first aid at work or emergency first aid at work training at our venue, or hold sessions at your premises if you prefer to keep things in-house.
We attend workplaces to hold training in all Surrey, Sussex and South London areas to include Banstead, Bromley, Caterham, Coulsdon, Crawley, Croydon, Dartford, East Grinstead, Epsom, Godstone, Guildford, Kingston, Mitcham, Orpington, Oxted, Purley, Redhill, Sanderstead, Selsdon, Sevenoaks, Sutton, Tunbridge Wells, Warlingham and Woldingham. Wherever you happen to be, we will be there alongside you to equip your personnel with the right training.
You can also use Gillett Training Services for the following:
Call us today and create a safer workplace in line with current HSE legislation.