ITC motorcycle and motorist first aid courses



		Road users face a wide range of situations from urban environments where help is readily accessible and so scene safety and immediate life saving first aid is the priority, through to the motorist or motorcyclist who is the first on the scene in a lonely location faced with daunting decisions not typically covered on a work based First Aid course. These courses prepare the road user to make the critical decisions and judgment calls that are vital at the scene of a road traffic incident.


		A course designed for motorcyclists, delivered by motorcyclists for motorcyclists. Content includes dealing with simulated incidents, making real first aid decisions on real people in their own motorcycle gear and covers difficult decisions that often have to be made like when and how to remove a casualties helmet. This course is ideal for bikers, pillion passengers, event marshals etc. Bring your own motorcycle gear as much of the practical work is centred around your own needs.


		A course covering essential First Aid actions for all road users whether they are pedestrians, cyclists, car and large vehicle drivers etc. Contents include dealing with simulated incidents and making real first aid decisions on real people in the context of Britain's busy roads today.


		This statutory First Aid at Work course complies with the current Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981. Employers have a legal obligation to make First Aid provision for their employees. This qualification fulfils that legal obligation and is a comprehensive introduction to First Aid provision. Useful for everyone using vehicles as part of their working lives.