Appointed Person First Aid Course

In - house price for up to 12 delegates - £ 325 + VAT

This one day emergency first aid course is designed for those companies who have carried out a risk assessment and have decided that no first aider is required.

All organisations must as a minimum requirement, appoint a person to take charge of the first aid arrangements including looking after first aid equipment and facilities, calling the emergency services when required and accident reporting.

There should be an appointed person available to take control of all first aid arrangements at all times when people are at work.

The course syllabus below is a starting point, but can be tailored to meet any specific requirements you may have.

What is first aid

Acts & Regulations Governing First Aid

Role of the Appointed Person (including maintenance of an appropriate first aid kit, calling the emergency services, triage, action after an incident)

Primary Assessment

Recovery Position

CPR for Adults

Choking

Asthma

Conditions Affecting Circulation (including Shock, Heart Attacks, Angina, Fainting and Anaphylactic Shock, includes the effective use of an 'Epi Pen')

Bleeding

Bone Joint & Muscle Injuries

Head Injuries

Our experienced trainers will make this course fun, interesting, practical and relevant to your workplace.

On all of Good Skills Training's courses there are NO HIDDEN EXTRAS, the price includes professional tuition, all course materials, Emergency First Aid Manuals and a Health & Safety Executive Recognised Certificate (for the appointed person) valid for 3 years. The Price is based on the course being run at your premises, although venues and refreshments can be sourced for an extra fee.

Call us for more information 01279 870884 or email info@goodskillstraining.co.uk

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