First Aid, First on Scene

First Aid, First on Scene

In case of a Road Traffic Accident, the first on scene is usually another driver. First Aid properly administered by the first on scene can save lives, but inappropriate care can endanger the injured and the care giver.

This training instructs candidates in their role and the importance of correctly assessing the situation, understanding limitations and administering the correct care.

Objectives

The course objectives are to:

  • Understand our own abilities and limitations
  • Stay safe and calm at all times in an emergency situation
  • Assess the situation quickly and calmly and summon the appropriate help Assist the casualty and provide the necessary treatment
  • Convey relevant information to the emergency services
  • Be aware of their own needs

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course, candidates will have an understanding of:

  • How to assess a Crash Scene
  • Symptoms and assessment of illnesses
  • How to remain safe and ensure that they do not create danger
  • What type of information will be required by the emergency services Good first aid principles
  • How to involve others when necessary and appropriate
  • How to remain aware of their own needs

Course duration

Half Day (3.5 hours excluding breaks).

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“Prompt have proven to be able not only to deliver a very comprehensive training package but have also been able to adapt the training to incorporate operational specific issues which we have asked to be trained out. Along with this they also have a number of personnel who have an extensive knowledge of the Industry legislation and have on many occasions been able to assist in questions asked in relation to drivers’ hours and other issues. I would not hesitate to recommend Prompt Training to anyone looking for a complete package for driver training and tachograph analysis.”

Ian Graveling
Operations Manager - MRCT