This 3-day First Aid at Work course is for anyone aged 16+ who may need to respond to accidents or medical emergencies in the workplace.

It’s ideal for larger or higher-risk environments and meets the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.

On completion, you’ll receive a certificate valid for 3 years. This course is popular in construction but suitable for all industries.

This First Aid at Work course goes beyond the 1-day Emergency First Aid training, covering a wider range of injuries and medical emergencies.

You’ll learn how to assist with:

• Unresponsiveness, bleeding, shock, choking, fainting

• Burns, hypothermia, heat exhaustion, poisoning

• Head, bone, or muscle injuries

• Seizures, heart attacks, strokes, allergic reactions, asthma, and diabetic emergencies

The course also covers:

• Casualty assessment and monitoring

• Getting help in an emergency

• Electrical incidents

• Accident reporting and COSHH

Course Overview – First Aid at Work (3 Days)

Day 1: Foundations & Emergency Response

• Introduction to first aid, legal duties, and the role of a first aider

• Scene assessment and the primary survey (DRABC)

• CPR for adults and the recovery position

Day 2: Injuries & Common Emergencies

• Managing seizures, choking, bleeding, and shock

• Treating fractures, sprains, and other injuries

Day 3: Medical Conditions & Practical Assessment

• Responding to heart attacks, strokes, asthma, and diabetic episodes

• Treating burns and scalds

• Real-life scenario practice

• Final assessment (practical & written)

Successful learners receive a certificate valid for 3 years. The course is hands-on and focused on building real confidence in emergency situations.

Our First Aid at Work course delivers an engaging, hands-on learning experience. Through interactive group activities and practical scenarios, you’ll stay involved while building essential first aid skills. It’s a course designed to be both enjoyable and highly effective.

Learners must be able to perform CPR while kneeling on the floor. Although CPR can be practised on a manikin placed on a table as a reasonable adjustment, final assessment must be carried out with the learner kneeling on the floor to meet course requirements.

Looking for trusted First Aid training? We proudly partner with CST Training, an award-winning provider of accredited, high-quality courses designed to keep workplaces safe and compliant.