First-aid training
October 1st 2008 Emergency First Response
is approved by the Health
and Safety Executive for
training in first aid for the
purposes of the Health
and Safety (First Aid)
Regulations 1981.
The company's
training system is said to
be simple and to have
educational validity. All
courses are supported by
cutting-edge student and
instructor materials
including manuals and DVDs.
An integral part of
Emergency First Response
courses is training in the
use of external automated
defibrillators. AEDs increase
a cardiac arrest victim's
chances of a positive
outcome and can be used by
anyone appropriately
trained.
The company comments
that by having a member of
staff trained as an
Emergency first
Response instructor, a
workplace will have the
flexibility of offering inhouse
training and will no
longer need to rely on
outside organisations to
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