Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) training in Southampton

Enrol in Emergency First Aid at Work Training in Southampton

The Emergency First Aid at Work training course offered in Southampton provides vital skills and assurance to effectively respond to workplace emergencies. Tailored for personnel in low-risk settings such as offices, retail outlets, and eateries, this thorough one-day course guarantees compliance with UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) standards.

Situated in Hampshire, our Southampton venue delivers expert-led practical training. Whether you're meeting your employer's expectations, boosting your career prospects, or preparing to apply for an SIA security licence, this course lays the perfect groundwork. Upon completion, you will be awarded your Emergency First Aid at Work Certificate, valid for a period of three years. To participate, learners must be at least 16 years old.

SIA Licence Requirement

An EFAW qualification is one of four first aid certificates the SIA accepts to meet the first aid requirement for licence applications in roles like Door Supervisor or Security Guard.

Workplace Compliance 

Having a qualified first aider onsite helps businesses meet the mandates outlined in the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.

Life-Saving Skills 

Acquire practical expertise to confidently handle a variety of medical emergencies, from minor wounds to cardiac arrest situations, both inside and outside of work.

Proudly Serving Southampton and Surrounding Hampshire Areas

Our Southampton training centre offers excellent accessibility to candidates from across Hampshire and nearby regions. Conveniently located with multiple transport connections, reaching the venue is straightforward.

Getting Here:

• Rail: Southampton Central station provides direct routes to London Waterloo, Bournemouth, and other destinations along the South Coast.
• Bus: Unilink and Bluestar bus services offer frequent connections throughout the city and surrounding suburbs.
• Road: Proximity to the M3 and M27 motorways ensures easy access for drivers travelling to Southampton from across the region.
• Coach: Southampton Coach Station is served by National Express for long-distance travel options.

What Will I Learn in the EFAW Training Course?

This comprehensive one-day programme combines theoretical lessons with practical skill sessions. There is no formal written assessment; instead, instructors evaluate your progress through hands-on participation and continuous observation.

Key Topics Covered:

• Role and responsibilities of a first aider
• Taking charge and summoning help
• Priorities in first aid and scene assessment
• Adult resuscitation (CPR)
• Controlling minor and severe bleeding
• Managing choking incidents
• Burns and scalds
• Shock management
• Epilepsy and seizures
• Recovery position

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