Emergency First Aid at Work Liverpool
1 Day Level 3 Accredited Course
"Workplace CPR training saves lives"

1-Day Accredited Emergency First Aid Course in Liverpool

Level 3 (RQF) Workplace First Aid Training

 

Practical, hands-on Emergency First Aid at Work training for businesses and individuals across Liverpool and Merseyside.

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✓ Trained by a Tutor with over 30 Years' Frontline Experience

✓ 6-Hour / 1-Day Course
✓ Level 3 RQF Qualification
✓ Certificate Valid for 3 Years
✓ Practical CPR & AED Training
✓ On-Site Training Available

£85 per person

£395 for groups of up to 12 that works out as less than £33 per person

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Why Choose Training2U for First Aid Training in Liverpool?

 

With 30+ Years of Frontline Experience
Learn from an experienced professional with decades of real-world knowledge.

Practical, Hands-On Training
Not hours of PowerPoint. Learners practise CPR, AED use, recovery position, choking and emergency scenarios.

Excellent Value for Groups
Train up to 12 employees for only £395.

Training at Your Workplace
 

We can deliver Emergency First Aid at Work training at your premises across Liverpool and Merseyside.

Accredited Training Level 3 RQF Emergency First Aid at Work qualification with certification valid for three years.

 

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​​​​​​​Emergency First Aid Training Across Liverpool

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Training2U provides Emergency First Aid at Work training for businesses and organisations throughout Liverpool and Merseyside, including Liverpool City Centre, Aigburth, Allerton, Childwall, Wavertree, Old Swan, West Derby, Anfield, Speke and surrounding areas.

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We can deliver training at your workplace, helping businesses reduce staff travel and disruption while training teams together.

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Who Is This Emergency First Aid at Work Course For?

 

Our Emergency First Aid at Work course in Liverpool is ideal for employees who have been nominated as workplace emergency first aiders.

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Suitable for:

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Offices • Shops • Schools • Gyms • Hospitality • Warehouses • Small Businesses • Community Organisations

Training is available for individual learners and complete workplace teams throughout Liverpool and Merseyside

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Course Aims

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This qualification enhances your skills in delivering emergency first aid in the workplace, effectively supporting your role. It demonstrates how workplace CPR training saves lives and adheres to the Health and Safety (First) Regulations 1981 and the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1982, ensuring compliance with essential regulatory standards. Upon completing this course, you'll be prepared to confidently manage emergency situations.

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Course Length 

 

6 hours of classroom-based learning with theory and practical elements.

 

Assessment

 

Ongoing Practical Assessment with a short Theory Paper

 

Qualification Validity

 

This Course is valid 3 Years from the issuing of the certificate

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Course Entry Requirement

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• Learners should be a minimum of 14 years to undertake this qualification

• Learners between 14-16 years can undertake the qualification, however they should not be relied upon by employers to be a sole emergency first aider.

• Learners must have sufficient command of the English language to understand and undertake the recommended assessment methods for this qualification

• Learners must demonstrate first aid procedures as part of their assessment, including providing CPR to a casualty on the floor. Therefore, learners must be physically capable of performing CPR on the floor.

• Where learners are unable to perform practical tasks, they may opt to undertake the Level 2 Award in Essential First Aid

• • There are no other pre-requisites for this qualification.

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Course Content

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• ​Identification of the roles and responsibilities of a first aider ​

 

• Identifying the need to gain consent 

 

• Conducting a scene survey 

 

• The primary survey sequence 

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• ​​Demonstrating CPR Chest Compressions​

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• Providing rescue breaths

 

• Use of an AED (Defibrillator) ​

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• Identifying when to place the casualty into the recovery position

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• Placing a casualty into the recovery position ​

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• Continually monitoring the casualty's airway and breathing so deterioration or cardiac arrest can be identified immediately.

 

• Administering first aid to a casualty having a generalised seizure

 

• Identifying mild choking may include recognising the casualty is able to:

 

• Identifying severe choking

 

• Administering first aid for a choking casualty

 

• Identifying the severity of arterial bleeding

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• Identifying the severity of venous bleeding

 

• Identifying capillary bleeding 

 

• Administering first aid for external bleeding

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• Identifying a person who is in Shock​

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• Administering first aid for hypovolaemic shock

 

• Administering first aid for small cuts and grazes

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• Administering first aid for a person with a Small splinter, including removal.

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• Administering first aid for a person having nosebleed.

 

• Administering first aid for minor burns and scalds

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