The Emergency First Aid at Work course aims to provide participants with the essential knowledge and skills to effectively respond to medical emergencies in the workplace. The primary objectives include:
Immediate First Aid Response: Develop the ability to provide immediate and effective first aid in the event of workplace injuries or medical emergencies.
Basic Life Support: Learn and practice basic life support techniques, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
Injury Assessment: Acquire skills for assessing and managing common workplace injuries, such as cuts, burns, and fractures.
Emergency Communication: Develop effective communication strategies to coordinate emergency responses and seek professional assistance.
First Aid Kit Utilization: Familiarize participants with the proper utilization of first aid kits and emergency equipment in the workplace.
Upon completion of this course, participants will cover key topics including:
Basic Life Support: Hands-on training in basic life support techniques, including CPR and AED usage.
Injury Assessment: Identification and management of common workplace injuries, such as cuts, burns, and fractures.
Emergency Communication: Strategies for effective communication during emergency situations to coordinate responses.
First Aid Kit Utilization: Proper utilization of first aid kits and emergency equipment available in the workplace.
Scenario-based Training: Practical scenarios and simulations to reinforce first aid skills in real-life situations.
Benefits of Emergency First Aid at Work Training
Immediate Response: Develop the ability to provide immediate and effective first aid in the workplace.
Basic Life Support Skills: Acquire essential skills in basic life support, including CPR and AED usage.
Injury Management Proficiency: Learn to assess and manage common workplace injuries promptly.
Effective Communication: Develop communication strategies for coordinating emergency responses and seeking professional assistance.
Workplace Safety Enhancement: Contribute to a safer workplace environment through proper first aid training.
Participants will undergo practical assessments, including scenario-based training, to evaluate their understanding and application of emergency first aid principles in the workplace.
The maximum allowed candidates per batch for Emergency First Aid at Work Training is 10–12 participants.