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First Aid - E-Learning/Online Course

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First Aid

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for people who are designated as an appointed person in the workplace. It will also meet the needs of those supporting a qualified First Aid at Work (FAW) practitioner. The content also fulfils the requirements for the FAW annual refresher.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course you will be able to

Explain how to deal with someone who is Unconscious (including seizure)

Explain how to deal with someone who is not breathing normally

Explain how to deal with someone who is bleeding

Explain how to deal with someone who is suffering from shock

Explain how to deal with someone who is choking

Explain how to deal with someone who is suffering from a heart attack

Benefits of Online/E-Learning

Flexible learning at your convenience
No deadlines
Cost effective
Fast easy access
Certificate given on completion of course

***We have a wide range of other online courses from Customer Service to Health & Safety, ranging from an introductory level to an advanced level.***

Sector:

Education/training
Health and wellbeing
Men
Volunteer development
Women
Young people

Tags:

Trainsafeuk
health and safety
WORKPLACE
staff
job
employers
employees
Education

Date and Time

Thursday / 30 January 2020 6:00pm - Thursday / 30 January 2020 9:00pm

Location

Main Street
Moira
BT67 0DS
United Kingdom

Contact Details

[email protected]

More Information

https://trainsafeuk.wixsite.com/tsuk

First Aid - E-Learning/Online Course

First Aid - E-Learning/Online Course

Main Street
Moira
BT67 0DS
United Kingdom

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