  Phoenix
has been providing First aid training since 1995
We can provide corporate
first aid courses delivered on the customers premises, negating
the need for employees to be away from their place of employment
for long periods and saving costs on travel.
Our first aid courses
are tailored to your individual needs. Some of our recent customers
include schools, factories, shops and clubs.
First Aid for Motorcyclists
available.
| Prices |
Appointed
persons course
4 hours |
£45.00
per person |
|
Emergency
First Aid at Work
6 hours |
£55.00
per person |
|
 Discount
available for courses of over ten persons.
Price includes first aid
manual and certificate |
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| Training available |
- Emergency First Aid at Work Course, Specific to
customers needs.
- Appointed Persons Course.
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| To book your
course contact |
Phoenix
Training Services
Millfield House
Monmouth Hill
Tisbury
Salisbury
Wiltshire
SP3 6NL
Tel/Fax: 01747 873153
Mobile: 07881 524303
email info@phoenixtrainingonline.co.uk |
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| Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) |
Course overview |
| Duration: Minimum contact
time six hours. |
| The course aims to teach candidates basic
first aid skills to enable them to deal with emergency
situations involving casualties tailored to their work
environment. They will learn how to manage the situation,
get expert help and offer life saving emergency aid
as well as how to deal with the less serious and more
common daily injuries and conditions they are likely
to meet in their daily working environment. Maximum
number of candidates on each course twelve. |
|
| Prerequisites |
Must be physically able to demonstrate
the practical skills required to satisfy the on course
assessment. |
|
| Target Audience |
People working in higher hazard
(see below) environments responsible for less than
fifty personnel. Lone workers and people working in
small groups away from their normal place of work. |
|
| Qualification |
On completion of the course candidates
will receive an "Emergency First Aid at Work" certificate
which will be valid for three years. |
|
| Appointed Persons Course |
Course overview |
| Duration: Minimum contact
time four hours. |
| The course aims to teach candidates basic
first aid skills to enable them to deal with emergency
situations involving casualties tailored to their work
environment. They will learn how to manage the situation,
get expert help and offer life saving emergency aid.
Maximum number of candidates on each course twelve. |
|
| Prerequisites |
Must be physically able to demonstrate
the practical skills required to satisfy the on course
assessment. |
|
| Target Audience |
People working in lower hazard
(see below) environments responsible for less than
fifty personnel. Lone workers and people working in
small groups away from their normal place of work.
|
|
| Qualification |
On completion of the course candidates
will receive an "Emergency Aid for Appointed Persons"
certificate which will be valid for three years. |
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| Health and Safety First Aid Regulations
1981 |
| Risk assessments should be carried out
to establish the level of First Aid cover required for
any specific working environment. Once the level of
risk is established the following table shows the suggested
numbers of First Aid personnel to be available at all
times people are at work, based on assessments of risk
and number of workers. |
|
| Lower hazard |
|
| e.g. shops, offices, libraries |
|
Fewer than 25 employees |
at least one appointed person |
| 25-50 |
at least one first-aider trained in EFAW
|
More then 50 |
one first-aider trained in
FAW for every 100 employed (or part thereof) |
| Higher hazard |
|
e.g.
light engineering and assembly work, food processing,warehousing,
extensive
work with dangerous machinery or sharp instruments,
construction, chemical manufacture.
|
|
Fewer than 5 |
at least one appointed person |
5-50 |
at least one first-aider trained in EFAW
or FAW depending on the type of injuries that might
occur. |
More then 50 |
one first-aider trained in FAW for every
50 employed (or part thereof) |
Where there are hazards for which
additional first aid skills are necessary, at least
one first-aider trained in the specific emergency
action. |
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