First Aid – DDM Training

First Aid Training

First Aid Made Easy

Training in First Aid is invaluable knowledge that can be useful in many walks of life.

Whether you are in the workplace, in a public location or just at home, first aid skills can potentially help a situation from deteriorating before professional medical assistance arrives.

First Aid training not only increases safety in the workplace, but it also gives you the ability to be able to help relieve pain to the injured and in some cases be able to save lives. Which is why it is important to train as many employees as possible so the whole company can benefit.

we offer transferable first aid training skills that will equip you or your team with the correct knowledge to be able to efficiently react to emergency situations and administer first aid to the victims affected.

First Aid at Work 3 Days Course

First Aid – Certified First-Aider at Work

This training course, that lasts 3 days, is designed to provide your designated workers with a Certificate of Competence Level 3 in First Aid at Work Act 1974. Complies to SQA requirements.

This certificate lasts 3 years
Tailor made to be practical and relevant to your business.
Needs no prior experience in First Aid.
Gives the confidence for employees to carry out first aid competently in your workplace.
Schedules arranged for your business.
All groups catered to from 1 to 12 learners.
On Day 1 can have learners studying Emergency First Aid at Work (1day course) along with learners studying First Aid at Work 3 day course.
Defibrillator training now included.

Competitive pricing.

Day 1

● Aims of First Aid
● Priorities of Treatment
● Respiratory System & Hypoxia
● Incident Recording
● CPR – Adult
● Child & Baby CPR
● Unconscious CasualtyAnaphylaxic Shock
● Chest Injuries
● Choking
● Asthma and Hyperventilation
● Recap and Practice and Assessment

Day 2

● Epilepsy
● Burns & Scalds
● The Circulatory System
● Treatment of Bleeding
● First Aid Kits
● Angina & Heart Attack
● Poisoning
● Stroke Brain Attack
● Skeletal System and Fractures
● Spinal Injuries
● Recap and Practice and Assessment

Day 3

● CPR REVISION
● Sprains & Strains
● Head Injuries
● Diabetes
● CPR & Bandaging
● Recap and Practice and Assessment
Course Evaluation and Results

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First Aid at Work Re-Qualification 2 Days Course

First Aid at Work Re Qualification 2 Days Course

If your certificate is still valid, a renewal course of 2 days duration, can be sat to revalidate your certificate. This course can bring the worker up to date with any changes that have happened in First Aid at Work and your certificate is then valid for 3 years.

First Aid at Work Annual Refresher

This 3 hours course is highly recommended. It keeps current First Aiders up to date with any changes to protocol that have happened recently and gives necessary practice to ensure confidence and competence in dealing with emergencies and accidents at work.

First Aid at Work 1 Days Course

Emergency First Aid at Work- A one day course, this course will provide you with the necessary minimum training to enable yourself or you worker to carry out emergency first aid at work. Not only is this the minimum legal requirement but could safe lives.

Pediatric First Aid

This course is invaluable for child care workers and also for concerned parents. It is First Aid with all emphasis put on child and baby related problem, with special considerations for the childcare environment.

Automated External Defibrillator 4Hr Course

An automated external defibrillator (AED) is a small, portable device used to identify cardiac rhythms and deliver a shock to correct abnormal electrical activity in the heart. Having the confidence to use one can dramatically improve the chances of survival- Combined with CPR, the use of an AED may increase the likelihood of survival by 75% or more.

Sports and Outdoor First Aid

This exceeds the emergency first aid at work syllabus. The course is specific to your sport or activity and the environments in which they take place. Emergency first aid is a 12 hour course but the sport and outdoor course can be extended up to 16 hours to fulfil the requirements of some national governing bodies.