QA Level 3 Award: 3 Day First Aid At Work

Our First Aid at Work course is designed to meet the statutory requirements of the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, qualifying learners to the highest level of workplace first aid.

This comprehensive three-day training equips employees with the knowledge and confidence to respond to sudden illness or injuries at work. Through practical and theoretical learning, participants will develop the skills to manage emergencies promptly, safely, and effectively.

Course Highlights

This in-depth training includes a wide range of emergency scenarios, ensuring participants are prepared for any situation:

• Primary Survey: Assessing the casualty and prioritising actions.
• Injury Management: Treating bleeding, burns, fractures, and sprains.
• Medical Emergencies: Responding to seizures, strokes, chest pains, and allergic reactions.
• Specialised Scenarios: Managing head injuries, spinal injuries, and eye injuries.
• Incident Reporting: Understanding the importance of accurate records.

Benefits

• Highest Level of Workplace First Aid Qualification – Meets the legal requirements under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, making you a fully qualified first aider.
• Confidence in Handling Emergencies – Gain the skills to assess situations quickly and respond effectively to sudden illnesses or injuries.
• Comprehensive Training – Covers a wide range of scenarios, including fractures, burns, head injuries, medical conditions, and emergency response.
• Ability to Use First Aid Equipment – Learn how to correctly use a first aid kit and apply bandages, slings, and other essential equipment.
• Legal and Workplace Safety Knowledge – Understand employer responsibilities and the legal framework for first aid in the workplace.
• Improved Incident Reporting Skills – Learn how to maintain accurate and factual records of treatments given, helping to ensure compliance and accountability.
• Prepared for Serious Medical Conditions – Training includes responses to strokes, seizures, chest pains, and allergic reactions, increasing your ability to provide lifesaving assistance.
• Three-Year Certification – A long-term qualification ensuring you're prepared to handle emergencies for an extended period.