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Government & Public-Sector Security · Emergency & Crisis

First Aid & Emergency Response

Immediate response skills for the workplace: scene safety, primary assessment, summoning help and providing appropriate care until professional responders arrive. Delivered with qualified instructors and certifying bodies where required.

Beginner 8 hours

Learning objectives

  • Assess a scene safely and summon emergency services
  • Carry out a primary assessment and appropriate immediate care
  • Manage bleeding, choking and unresponsiveness within training limits
  • Hand over clearly to professional responders

Course modules

  1. 01Scene safety and personal protection
  2. 02Primary assessment and calling for help
  3. 03Unresponsiveness and resuscitation principles
  4. 04Bleeding, wounds and shock
  5. 05Common medical emergencies
  6. 06Handover and documentation

Assessment and certification

Practical skills assessment by a qualified instructor.

Completion record issued by Osford Risk Group; formal first-aid certification is awarded by the accredited training partner where applicable.

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