Outdoor First Aid Courses
Course Type: Outdoor First Aid Emergency Action (Unit 1)
Course Overview
Outdoor First Aid Emergency ActionThis course covers the essentials of managing immediate, potentially life threatening incidents in a systematic manner. Ideal for anyone who may be required to take charge at an incident. This 8-hour course is suitable for some Outdoor Instructor awards. The modular progressive training programme allows this Unit to be the first module of a 16-hour Outdoor First Aid course.
QCA Recognition
This course is to be found upon the National Database of Approved Qualifications (NDAQ), the Learning Aims Database (LAD) and may be eligible for Learning Skills Council (LSC) funding. J/500/4375
Course Duration
1 - day (4 x 2-hour sessions)
Delivery
Experienced professional trainer/assessors with an active professional interest in First Aid training, coming from a variety of working backgrounds understanding the specific needs of various environments. Our trainer/assessors are constantly updating their methods and materials keeping abreast of current best practice from around the world. Trainer/assessors typically have knowledge of the outdoor workplace workplace and follow Health and Safety approved code of practice guidelines. This course may be delivered by ITC Independent Providers or ITC Centres such as your local College.
Content
Safe best practice
A systematic approach to incident management
Unconsciousness, causes and treatment
External bleeding, internal bleeding and shock
Resuscitation procedures including choking
Awareness of current regulations
Package
Interactive hands on practical training
One CPR training manikin per 2 participants
Easy to follow individual course booklet
A recognised certificate valid for 3 years
Cost
Course fees vary according to location, venue etc.
Revalidation
This qualification 'license to practice' is revalidated by attending another Outdoor Emergency Action course in 3 years time.
