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This one-day Emergency First Aid at Work course is designed to provide the practical skills and knowledge needed to act effectively in a workplace emergency. Whether you're looking to meet HSE requirements or simply feel better prepared, this hands-on training delivers essential first aid techniques in a clear and engaging way.
The Emergency First Aid at Work course is designed to equip participants with the skills to respond to a wide range of medical emergencies in the workplace. Delivered in a supportive and practical environment, the session covers CPR, use of an automated external defibrillator (AED), managing choking incidents, treating wounds and bleeding, recognising and managing shock, and providing care for minor injuries. You’ll also learn about the role and responsibilities of a first-aider, including how to prevent cross-infection, assess a scene quickly and safely, and record incidents accurately.
Training is split into easily digestible modules, combining instructor-led guidance with practical hands-on exercises using top-grade Laerdal Bluetooth feedback manikins. This real-time feedback helps reinforce proper technique and boosts confidence in applying new skills. By the end of the day, successful candidates will meet the HSE's requirements for workplace first aiders and leave with a PDF certificate and supporting handbook for ongoing reference.
You can also book an EFAW Requalification or Annual Refresher:
This course is delivered on-site at your premises or at a venue arranged locally to suit your group. The flexibility of location makes it ideal for teams across sectors including construction, hospitality, retail, education, and office-based workplaces. Travel fees may apply depending on distance, and bespoke options are available on request to tailor the session to your specific setting.
Courses are run throughout the UK, and local venue hire can be arranged where necessary. Whether you need a central location for a small business or on-site training for a larger team, the setup is fully adaptable. Each training session is designed to match your operational needs while ensuring full compliance with current first aid legislation.
No prior first aid knowledge is needed to take part in this course. All materials are provided, and the session is structured to ensure participants of all backgrounds feel confident and well-prepared. Comfortable clothing is recommended as you’ll be involved in practical floor-based CPR practice.
Training is delivered by a highly experienced paramedic with over 20 years of frontline NHS service, who now specialises in first aid instruction for businesses and professionals. Instruction is focused, clear, and directly aligned with real-world emergency care, drawing on a strong academic and operational background.
The centre uses advanced training equipment, including Bluetooth manikins that offer live performance feedback, giving you a deeper understanding of your technique. Each course follows HSE and Resuscitation Council UK standards, ensuring compliance and quality. Whether you work in a high-risk environment or just want your team to be better prepared, you’ll receive relevant, practical training that sticks.
This course covers a wide range of essential workplace first aid skills. You’ll learn how to assess an emergency situation, carry out CPR, use an automated external defibrillator (AED), treat choking, wounds, bleeding, and manage shock. You’ll also receive guidance on how to care for minor injuries such as cuts, burns, grazes, and splinters.
In addition to practical skills, you’ll be taught about the role of a workplace first-aider. This includes recognising potential cross-infection risks, maintaining accurate records of incidents, and using any available first aid equipment safely. All training is delivered in line with current Health & Safety Executive (HSE) and Resuscitation Council UK guidance.
The Emergency First Aid at Work course runs for 6 hours and is typically completed within a single day. The schedule is broken into short, manageable modules that balance classroom-style instruction with hands-on practical work.
There are regular breaks, and the pace is set to suit the needs of the group. Time is allocated for questions, revision, and practice, ensuring that all participants understand each element before moving on. It’s a practical and interactive session designed to help you retain what you learn.
Yes, absolutely. This course is aimed at complete beginners as well as those refreshing previous training. The content is taught clearly and at a pace that suits all experience levels.
You’ll be given step-by-step instruction on each skill, with lots of opportunity to ask questions and practise using high-quality equipment. No previous knowledge is assumed, so you won’t be expected to know any terminology or techniques before the session starts.
The content of both courses is essentially the same, as HSE guidelines require all key areas to be covered again during a requalification. The main difference is that the requalification is for individuals who already hold an in-date or recently expired EFAW certificate.
It provides a chance to refresh and update your knowledge, practice core skills, and ensure compliance continues without needing to restart from scratch. This is particularly useful for teams managing rolling certification periods across staff.
The Annual Refresher is recommended by the HSE for all workplace first aiders, though it's not legally required. It’s a short 3-hour session that focuses on revisiting the essential skills like CPR, AED use, and managing unconscious casualties.
This is ideal for keeping confidence levels high between full requalification periods and is especially helpful in workplaces where emergencies are rare. It’s also a good opportunity to ask questions and re-engage with best practices without the time commitment of a full course.
Yes, all training follows the latest guidance from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) and the Resuscitation Council UK. The course content is reviewed regularly to reflect any changes in official best practices.
The instructor also draws on current clinical standards and personal experience in emergency healthcare, ensuring that what you’re learning is both relevant and realistic. Any new updates or adjustments are fully explained during the course.
About the centre
Berrisford Cl, Market Drayton, TF9 1LG
Operated by First Aid Training GB, a partner of adventuro.