BLENDED FORESTRY EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK
This version of the Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work course includes the extra subjects required by the Forestry Commission, for those working in industries such as Stalking and Forestry.
Extra subjects covered include severe cuts like chainsaws, crush injuries, Hypothermia and Lyme Disease. Tourniquet and Haemostatic dressing training can be added to this course at no extra cost.
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COMPLIANCE
All FlexiMed first aid courses are evaluated and quality assured in compliance with Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations (1981). Delivered in accordance with the HSE and 2015 Resuscitation council guidelines.
COURSE LENGTH
The Blended Emergency First Aid at Work Course is run over 6hrs / Part online + 3hrs
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At YOUR venue
CPD CREDITS
The content of this course has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines
This course comes with a Certified CPD Statement for 6 Hours.
SUITABLE FOR..
Gardeners
Tree Surgeons
Stalkers
Agricultural Estates
Loggers
PRICES
Take Your Pick
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FAQ
Will I have to get on the floor?
First Aid is a practical course by nature so yes, there will be occasions where you will be required to kneel on the floor. For example when demonstrating CPR.
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We do ask that when booking the flooring of your venue is taken into consideration for your comfort.
What is the maximum number per course?
The maximum number of trainees for each course is set by awarding bodies not us. The ratio maximum is 12:1.
If you have more than 12 trainees that need training then you would need to book 2 separate courses. These can be on the same day as you would have 2 instructors.
Do your paediatric courses meet Ofsted requirements?
Yes. Our Paediatric course, including blended learning meet and exceed the criteria set by Ofsted and the EYFS. We constantly monitor the guidelines to ensure that all information and changes are made swiftly.
I can only do 1 day of a 2 day course can I still attend?
Yes, you can still attend, however you will NOT receive your certification. The learning hours are required to be completed in full, and this is a requirement of the HSE & our awarding body.