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Feedback from our HSE Monitoring Visit
On the 4th August the HSE carried out a monitoring visit on one of our FAW courses in London – here is what they said:
“All criteria for the visit were met in full. There was an extensive and detailed recording system in use, which made the monitoring of this organisation very straightforward. A very enjoyable course delivered by an enthusiastic and knowledgeable trainer, who was able to draw on his own knowledge and experience. Dealt with questions well and ensured all students were fully involved in the training. Practical sessions were well planned and supervised.”
“All criteria for the visit were met in full. There was an extensive and detailed recording system in use, which made the monitoring of this organisation very straightforward. A very enjoyable course delivered by an enthusiastic and knowledgeable trainer, who was able to draw on his own knowledge and experience. Dealt with questions well and ensured all students were fully involved in the training. Practical sessions were well planned and supervised.”
Feedback from a course on 23-26 June
Just a quick line to thank you for all your help with organising the training we have just completed.
I have to say that John is one of the best trainers I have ever been trained by in my 11 years at the NEC.
His professionalism and delivery were excellent. He is a great credit to your company (which already had an excellent reputation here as Jayne Tomkinson would probably confirm).
I have to say that John is one of the best trainers I have ever been trained by in my 11 years at the NEC.
His professionalism and delivery were excellent. He is a great credit to your company (which already had an excellent reputation here as Jayne Tomkinson would probably confirm).
Barking & Dagenham Council
I personally wanted to say thanks for all of your hard work and dedication to the Occupational Health, Safety and Wellbeing Team. I have enjoyed working with you all over the last couple of years and feel that your continued professionalism has helped us to develop our outstanding in-house training provision - thanks!
Paramedics in Afghanistan
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Changes to First Aid Training for Childcare Sector
In light of numerous calls regarding changes circulating within the Childcare sector we have fully r...
Aid Training achieves ISO 14001
Aid Training is proud to announce that we have just achieved ISO14001:2004 for our Environmental Man...
New South West Training Centre
Due to the continued expansion of the business we have opened a new training venue in Warminster, Wi...
Skills for Security and NOCN Approval
Aid Training are proud to announce that we have just received NOCN and Skills for Security approval ...
Aid Training launches it’s West Africa training venue
Due to an increased demand for our services in West Africa we have opened our own training venue in ...
Aid Training working with Wiltshire College
With our 7303 (PTTLS) & 7304 (CTLLS) courses proving so popular we are excited to be working with Wi...
Aid Training's Films a Success in On-Line Learning
Teachers TV has recently acquired 6 episodes of Aid Training’s ESSENTIAL FIRST AID UPDATES DVD as a ...
New Training Venue in the North of England
With an ever increasing demand for our ‘open’ courses in the North we are very pleased to announce o...
7303 Courses in Scotland
At long last we are now offering our extremely popular 7303 Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learn...
Paramedic Cover
We have recently signed an understating with Global Paramedics that will see us working together for...
Aid & International Development Forum
Aid Training recently exhibited at the global event for humanitarian aid, disaster relief and develo...
Meet the Marines Charity Event
On Friday 16th July four of the office team, Paula, Lauren, Heather and Suzanne, took part in a char...
First Aid at Work Course
Once qualified, holders of this First Aid at Work certificate can be used as First Aiders in the workplace in accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. This course can be adapted to suit a particular audience, for example, clerical or engineering staff. The First Aid at Work course is run over three days and includes both theory and practical sessions. By arrangement the course can be run on non-consecutive days, for example - one day a week over three weeks.
The First Aid at Work Syllabus Includes:
- First Aid Priorities
- Managing Incidents
- Basic Life Support
- Examination of a Casualty
- Unconsciousness
- Control of Bleeding
- Fractures
- Burns and Scalds
- Common Illnesses
- Heart Attacks
- Eye Injuries
- Dressings
- Recording and Reporting
- Regulations
- First Aid Kits
Students are independently examined on the final afternoon of the course. Upon successful completion certification is valid for three years*.
First Aid at Work Re qualification Course>>
*Under the current guidelines it is “strongly recommend” that first aid trained staff attend a half-day update every twelve months – before completing full re-qualification training at the three year point.
Annual Half-day Update Course>>
Cost
The cost of the three-day course is £1300 + VAT, when run at your venue. This is for a group of up to 12 candidates and includes certification and a manual. There are no additional costs.
To compliment our courses we offer the following services:
- Ample notification of when an employee's certification is due for renewal, thus allowing time to adjust shift patterns etc.
- Free appraisals of your current first aid arrangements, including personnel and equipment.
- Training days and mini-exercises that are designed to refresh and challenge your First Aiders, including video de-brief and a full written report.
First Aid Risk Assessment>>
To view an online preview of the First Aid DVD (low resolution):>
