Emergency First Aid at Work (Qualsafe Level 3 Award)

Overview

Be ready to respond—gain life-saving skills in just one day.

Course Overview

Accidents and medical emergencies can happen anywhere, whether in an office, warehouse, charity, voluntary organisation, or out in the community. Having the confidence and skills to respond quickly can save lives and improve safety for everyone.

Our Emergency First Aid at Work – Level 3 course provides essential, hands-on training to equip you with the knowledge and practical skills to handle the most common workplace emergencies confidently.

This fully accredited, one-day course meets Health & Safety Executive (HSE) requirements for workplace first aiders. Upon completion, you’ll receive a recognised Level 3 qualification, giving you the ability to provide immediate, effective assistance when it matters most. Quick, informed action not only saves lives—it also reduces recovery time and supports a safer working environment.

This course is ideal for:

Anyone looking to gain essential first aid skills, whether booking individually or as part of an organisation. It is perfect for workplace first aiders across all sectors, including staff and volunteers in charities, voluntary organisations, and social enterprises (VCSE). Anyone with workplace safety responsibilities, as well as individuals working with others or in community-based settings, will benefit from this training. No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to develop life-saving skills and meet workplace first aid requirements.

What You’ll Learn

• Principles of First Aid – Core responsibilities and fundamentals of first response care
• Preventing Cross-Contamination – Safe hygiene practices during emergencies
• CPR & AED Use – How to perform CPR and operate an Automated External Defibrillator
• Managing an Unresponsive Casualty – Breathing checks and emergency response
• Wounds & Bleeding – Controlling bleeding and dressing wounds effectively
• Fractures, Sprains & Dislocations – Basic care for bone and joint injuries
• Burns, Poisoning & Eye Injuries – Recognising and responding to common hazards
• Medical Conditions – Supporting individuals experiencing asthma, diabetes, anaphylaxis, or choking

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