Course content

Topics covered include:

• Recognising important signals
• Providing first aid
• CPR
• Putting out incipient fires
• Clear
• Communicating with professional emergency services

For whom?

For employees providing first aid during an accident

What else you need to know?

Accidents are in a small corner and can range from a minor accident to a major calamity. Every organisation is responsible for the safety of staff and customers. It is therefore important that employees can act competently and appropriately to minimise damage and injury. Appointing in-house emergency response workers is mandatory under the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

During the training sessions, the following components are covered: Recognising important signs, administering first aid, CPR, extinguishing starting fires, evacuating premises and communicating with professional emergency services.

• FAFS training new: can be followed with us in two ways, namely in one or two days. We recommend one day.
• BHV repeat training: can be followed with us in two ways, i.e. in one day or a half day. we recommend one day.

Seven theory hours for Code 95 can be registered for this training if at least one day is attended.