Emergency First Aid at Work Course, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire

EFAW: Complying with all HSE requirements

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Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) Training Course

Our EFAW Hemel Hempstead course in Hertfordshire meets all Health and Safety Executive (HSE) requirements and can be undertaken at our Hemel based Training Centre where new Emergency First Aid training courses start weekly and also run at weekends.

The emergency first aid at work course is for you if you are seeking a role as an emergency first aider in the workplace or if you need to refresh your existing fist aid qualification and competence.

All organisations are required to provide for first aid requirements in accordance with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) First Aid Regulations 1981 and where a need is identified through a risk assessment. The Goldcross EFAW training course meets HSE specifications and provides individuals with the knowledge and skills to operate as Emergency First Aider’s enabling them to deliver promt and effective primary treatment to casualties and where necessary deal with an emergency situation until such times as more experienced first aiders’s or the emergency services arrive.

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Emergency First Aid at Work Course (HSE)

This one day (6 hour) duration EFAW Training course is designed to be undertaken by any individual operating in a regulated role as an emergency first aider in a work setting. The qualification is however equally applicable for those individuals who provide for voluntary activities such as: charities, voluntary, children and youth organisations, etc.

This Goldcross emergency first aid at work course is suitable for workplaces, with up to 50 employees, operating in a low hazard setting. It is also recommended for larger organisations and those with more complex hazards, where additional skilled staff are required to support more qualified individuals who posess the 3 day First Aid at Work (FAW) qualification.

Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) Syllabus

The Goldcross EFAW training programme utilises a variety of teaching techniques to meet the needs of individuals and upon completion delegates will have a greater understanding of the requirements in delivering emergency first aid at work to the appropriate level.

The syllabus includes:

Casualty Incident Management: including the need for recording and reporting
Situational Awareness and Assessment: enabling individuals to act safely, effectively and promptly in an emergency
Casualty Examination
Unconcious casualties
Adult basic life support
Control of Bleeding
Choking
Strains and Sprains
Treating shock
Limb immobilization
Other illnesses: including siezure
The provision of appropriate first aid for minor injuries: small cuts, bruises, minor burns and scalds, etc