The KLVA are holding this Emergency First Aid at Work Training Course on the 13th May at Hartley Social Club - Upper Hall at 9.30am.

Under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, employers are legally required to ensure that employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or fall ill at work. This includes appointing a sufficient number of first aiders and providing appropriate training. However, beyond meeting legal obligations, having proper first aid provision in the workplace is vital for ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all staff.

The Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work is designed for individuals who want to take on the role of an emergency first aider, equipping them with the essential skills to provide prompt, safe, and effective first aid in a range of emergency situations.

The course covers a comprehensive range of topics to ensure participants are fully prepared to handle workplace medical emergencies. These include:

Assessing an incident and understanding the role of the first aider.
Performing CPR and using an automated external defibrillator (AED).
Providing treatment for choking, wounds, bleeding, and shock.
Addressing minor injuries such as burns, scalds, and sprains.
Managing unconscious casualties and conducting recovery procedures.

This course is ideal for anyone who wants to become accredited in emergency first aid or whose workplace requires first aid certification as part of its health and safety assessment. By completing this regulated qualification, participants gain the knowledge and confidence to handle workplace medical emergencies effectively. Employers booking this training can be assured they are fulfilling their legal obligations to provide high-quality first aid provision without the need for extensive due diligence checks. This course is a crucial step in building a safer, more prepared workplace environment.