Emergency First Aid at Work Course (1 Day)

Course Overview

The Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course, as defined by the UK's Health and Safety Executive (HSE), equips individuals to provide urgent first aid in instances of injury or illness in the workplace.

This course covers a narrower range of topics compared to the Full First Aid at Work (FAW) course. It is structured to empower trainers to competently handle emergency health situations or to act as substitutes when a fully trained FAW individual is not available.

Our one-day EFAW course is delivered through direct, face-to-face teaching in a classroom environment. You can view all upcoming course dates below.

What Will You Learn in the Emergency First Aid at Work Course?

Participants in this course will gain fundamental skills in recognising and treating injuries or illnesses, equipping them with the abilities necessary for basic emergency first aid.

Essential Topics in the Emergency First Aid at Work Course:

This course provides training in key areas to ensure readiness for various emergencies and accidents, including:

• Understanding the roles and responsibilities of a first aider
• Documentation of incidents, accidents, and first aid kit essentials
• Emergency response strategies
• Techniques in resuscitation and CPR
• The recovery position
• Managing choking incidents and asthma
• Recognising and responding to shock
• Controlling bleeding
• Dealing with seizures
• Utilising an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

Who Should Attend the Emergency First Aid at Work Course?

This course is ideal for anyone aiming to become a skilled first aider in the workplace, particularly for those who might need to provide first aid in situations where an individual becomes ill or injured at work. However, you can still attend this course if you'd just like to learn first aid skills for use in the general public too.

On-Site Training at Your Venue

We also offer this Emergency First Aid at Work course delivered on-site at your premises for £495 + VAT, accommodating up to 12 learners. This option is ideal for businesses looking for a cost-effective, convenient way to train multiple members of staff at once, while tailoring examples and scenarios to your specific workplace environment.