First Aid at Work - Delivered by TutorCare (3 days)

Accidents can happen at any time, and when they do, time is critical. TutorCare's First Aid at Work (FAW) training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge and confidence needed to respond quickly and effectively to medical emergencies in the workplace, from cardiac arrests to serious bleeds, burns, broken bones and more. 

Delivered by a team of experts, this comprehensive course covers a huge range of essential first aid skills based on the risks present in high-risk working environments such as warehouses and construction sites. Leaners will learn to assess emergencies, manage injuries and potentially preserve a person's life until emergency services arrive.

About The TutorCare First Aid at Work Training Course
This intensive, high-quality training course runs over three days and provides learners with the practical skills needed to manage a wide range of first aid emergencies. Upon completion, learners will receive a certificate to recognise their compliance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, enabling them to become a designated first aider in their workplace.

Course components:

• Introduction and explanation.
• The examination of a casualty and further actions/treatments.
• Knowledge of basic life support.
• First aid health and safety regulations.
• Treatment of unconsciousness, shock, bleeding, fractures, burns and scalds.
• How to use first aid kits and dressings.
• How to manage incidents calmly and safely.
• How to deal with heart attacks, eye injuries and general common illnesses.
• Recording and reporting injuries.
• CPR and Defibrillator.

Certificate Validity
The First Aid at Work training certificate is valid for 36 months (3 years) following successful completion of TutorCare’s First Aid at Work training. To maintain qualification, candidates must re-enrol before expiry. It’s also highly recommended that those qualified take annual refresher courses to keep skills sharp.

Practical Components and physical considerations:
Some of our training sessions include practical elements where lifting of equipment, bending, kneeling or where being on the floor for several minutes at a time may be required of the delegates.
Please ensure that the trainer is made aware of any delegates that have pre-existing medical or physical conditions prior to the start of the course which may affect their ability to perform any practical elements.
Our trainers will include a housekeeping briefing at the beginning of each course outlining any practical components and will give delegates the opportunity to come forward at this point if they have any concerns about this.
Our trainers will only be able to advise on best course of action, we accept no responsibility for any injuries that occur whilst performing any of the practical demonstrations that may be required on our courses.

General Information

6 spaces available - £300+VAT per space.

Tea, coffee and water will be provided, but please bring your own lunch with you for each day. 

There is a retail park a 5 minute walk away from the facilities which includes: Greggs, Subway, Costa, M&S Food and a variety of other outlets. TSL also have kitchenette facilities which you're welcome to use.