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Lifetime |
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Thu Oct 2025 |
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Beginner |
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| Total duration |
Hours |
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| Short description |
First Aid in the Workplace" is a comprehensive induction course designed to equip employees with essential life-saving skills and knowledge to respond effectively to emergencies in the workplace. This course covers basic first aid techniques such as CPR, wound care, and treatment for burns or fractures, ensuring participants are prepared to handle various medical situations with confidence and competence. Through interactive learning modules and practical demonstrations, employees will gain the necessary skills to assess, respond, and provide initial care in critical moments, fostering a safer and more secure work environment for all. |
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| Outcomes |
- Upon completion of the "First Aid in the Workplace" course, participants will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to assess and respond to medical emergencies confidently. They will be able to recognize signs of distress, administer basic first aid interventions, and effectively communicate with emergency services, contributing to a safer work environment for all employees.
- Graduates of the course will be equipped with the competence and readiness to act as first responders in their workplace, demonstrating proficiency in CPR, wound care, fracture stabilization, and other essential first aid techniques. They will understand workplace-specific protocols and procedures, enabling them to coordinate with colleagues and emergency services to provide timely and appropriate care in critical situations.
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| Requirements |
- Participants must be physically capable of performing basic first aid maneuvers, including CPR compressions and bandaging techniques. While the course instructors provide guidance and support throughout the training, individuals with physical limitations that prevent them from actively participating in hands-on exercises may find it challenging to fully benefit from the practical components of the course.
- Participants are required to actively engage in all aspects of the course, including theoretical instruction, practical demonstrations, and scenario-based exercises. This may involve working in small groups, practicing skills on training manikins, and participating in role-playing scenarios. Full participation is essential for acquiring the necessary skills and confidence to respond effectively to workplace emergencies.
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