“first aid wellbeing”

St John Ambulance - First Aid at Work Training

A fully qualified First Aid at Work certificate goes beyond emergency response - it means being equipped to manage the full range of injuries and medical emergencies that can occur in a workplace environment, from fractures, burns and severe bleeding to heart attacks, strokes and seizures. This three-day St John Ambulance course meets the requirements of the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations and is suitable for higher-risk environments or organisations requiring fully qualified first aiders. On successful completion, delegates receive a St John Ambulance First Aid at Work certificate, valid for three years.

St John Ambulance - Emergency First Aid at Work Training

In a workplace emergency, the actions taken in the first few minutes before professional help arrives can determine whether someone survives. This one-day St John Ambulance course gives delegates the practical skills to assess an incident, manage an unresponsive casualty, deliver CPR, use an AED and treat a range of common workplace injuries. It meets the requirements of the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 and is designed for low to medium risk work environments. On successful completion, delegates receive a St John Ambulance Emergency First Aid at Work certificate, valid for three years.

St John Ambulance - First Aid at Work Requalification Training

First aid skills deteriorate without regular practice and a lapsed or poorly maintained qualification puts both the first aider and the people depending on them at risk. This St John Ambulance requalification course refreshes and updates the knowledge and practical skills required to continue meeting HSE First Aid at Work requirements, covering the full range of workplace injuries and medical emergencies. On successful completion, delegates receive a renewed St John Ambulance First Aid at Work certificate, valid for a further three years.

St John Ambulance - Adult Mental Health First Aid Training

Mental health problems affect one in four people in the UK - yet many go unrecognised or unsupported because the people around them do not know how to help. This two-day course, delivered in line with St John Ambulance guidance, gives learners the knowledge and practical skills to recognise the early signs of poor mental health, have supportive conversations, provide initial assistance and guide individuals towards appropriate professional help. On successful completion, delegates receive a St John Ambulance certificate in Adult Mental Health First Aid.

Stress and Mental Wellbeing Management Training

Stress and poor mental health are among the leading causes of workplace absence in the UK and managers are often the first people to notice when something is wrong. This course gives managers and team leaders a thorough understanding of mental wellbeing, stress physiology, common mental health conditions and the practical tools to support employees effectively, including stress risk assessments and Wellness Action Plans. On successful completion, delegates receive a certificate of competency.

First Response Emergency Care (FREC) Level 3 Training

Provide advanced prehospital care confidently and effectively in high-risk emergency situations. You'll learn to assess patients, manage medical and traumatic emergencies, deliver CPR and oxygen therapy, treat catastrophic bleeding and shock, and respond as a first responder in line with the Level D Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) Skills Framework.

Mental Health First Aid Training

One in four people in the UK will experience a mental health problem each year and having trained, confident people in the workplace to spot the signs and offer initial support makes a measurable difference. This MHFA England course gives delegates the knowledge and practical skills to recognise mental health issues, start a supportive conversation and guide people towards appropriate help. On successful completion, delegates receive MHFA England certification as a Mental Health First Aider (MHFAider), with access to the MHFAider Support App and ongoing support beyond the course.

First Aid Appointed Person Awareness Course

For many smaller and lower-risk organisations, the legal minimum first aid provision is to have a designated First Aid Appointed Person, but the role carries clear responsibilities that are not always well understood. This Skills for Care-endorsed course covers what the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 require, what the Appointed Person is responsible for and what information to provide to emergency services when an incident occurs. Completed entirely online in around 20 minutes, it is designed to complement face-to-face training rather than replace it.

First Aid at Work (FAW) Refresher Awareness Course

First aid skills deteriorate without regular reinforcement and in an emergency, the difference between confident and hesitant action can be significant. This IIRSM-approved, CPD-accredited refresher course covers primary and secondary casualty assessment, CPR and AED use, treatment of burns, wounds and shock, and how to respond to medical emergencies including heart attacks, strokes, asthma attacks, epileptic seizures, anaphylaxis, diabetic emergencies and poisoning. Completed entirely online, it is designed to complement practical first aid training rather than replace it.

First Aid at Height Training

Respond effectively to workplace emergencies - including incidents involving work at height - in line with current first aid guidance and employer responsibilities. You’ll learn to assess casualties, apply the chain of survival and deliver life-saving treatment, including CPR and AED use, while managing injuries such as bleeding, shock, seizures and suspension syncope.

First Aid Requirements and RIDDOR Awareness Course

Getting first aid provision right is a legal requirement but knowing how many first aiders you need, what qualifications they require and which incidents must be reported under RIDDOR are questions many organisations struggle to answer confidently. This CPD-accredited course explains how to determine the first aid arrangements your workplace requires and what the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) require in terms of incident reporting. Completed entirely online, it supports compliance with current health and safety legislation.

Eye Protection Training

Eye injuries are among the most common workplace accidents, and in many cases the difference between a minor incident and permanent damage comes down to whether the right protection was worn and the right first aid was applied. This course covers how to identify eye hazards, select and fit the correct eye protection for the task, assess and control risk, and respond correctly if an eye injury occurs. Completed entirely online, it is suitable for anyone working in environments where eye hazards are present.