Emergency First Aid at Work

Course Overview

The Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) Training Programme provides learners with the essential practical skills and knowledge needed to respond confidently to workplace emergencies. Designed for individuals appointed to provide emergency first aid, this course meets Health and Safety Executive (HSE) requirements and prepares learners to deal with incidents safely until professional help arrives.

Aims

To equip learners with the confidence and practical skills required to provide emergency first aid in workplace settings.

Skills Practised

This practical course supports learners to:

• Assess emergency situations safely
• Perform CPR and use an AED confidently
• Manage unconscious casualties
• Treat bleeding, burns, choking, and minor injuries
• Respond to medical emergencies including seizures and shock
• Record and report incidents correctly

Note: Practical skills are developed through demonstrations, guided activities, and realistic scenarios.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to:

• Understand the role of an emergency first aider
• Respond effectively to workplace emergencies
• Deliver safe CPR and emergency first aid
• Manage incidents calmly and professionally
• Maintain accurate accident records

This will enable them to:

• Promote workplace safety and wellbeing
• Provide immediate emergency support
• Meet workplace first aid requirements
• Respond confidently during incidents

Course Dates and Duration

Total Guided Learning Hours: 6 hours
Delivery Format: Practical, face-to-face training
Typical Duration: 1 day
Programme hours can be extended as required.

Assessment Method

Learners will demonstrate practical skills through supervised activities and instructor assessment.

Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of the programme.