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Lifesaver completes training with Safeaid Services

A Childs life was saved by one of our first aiders using a bleed control kit demonstrated and provided by Safeaid Services . Click on banners for full story and more information from the Daniel Baird Foundation

Blended Learning combines traditional face-to-face training/assessment with remote training or e-Learning. With part of the course delivered online and practical elements of the qualifications then being covered in the classroom. First Aid at Work course is split into two sections, with 1/3 delivered online: • Day one: covering theory outside of the classroom– via e-Learning • Day two & three: classroom-based delivery focussing on practical skills.

Two candidates that attended our Regulated First Aid Courses have performed CPR and used their onsite Defibrillator saving colleagues lives during Covid-19

We are delighted to announce that Safeaid Services has opened a new full time training Suite in Birmingham to facilitate our Regulated First Aid Courses.

What is essential training? For workplaces that are unable to maintain adequate first aid provision, essential face-to-face classroom training may be required. This could include those who work in hospitals, schools, supermarkets, care homes, construction, manufacturing and other front line services. Other essential training may also be required for key workers to comply with health and safety regulations and safeguarding requirements.

Our full time training suite has been opened.

Safeaid Services provided a free basic First aid course in Willenhall to the Trinity bowls club and the local Salvation Army group earlier in the year.

Changes in course title to improve training again for Paediatric First Aiders.