Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (RQF)
About Course
At the Manchester College of Skill & Training, our Level 3 Award in First Aid At Work (FAW) 3 Day training course is expertly conducted by our highly qualified and experienced instructors, adhering to the HSE (Health and Safety Executive) guidelines. We are committed to offering this course through our College to accommodate the diverse needs of our participants.
Recognizing that many individuals have busy weekday commitments, we have thoughtfully designed our First Aid At Work three-day course to be available on both weekdays and weekends. This flexibility ensures that you can access essential first aid training at a time that suits your schedule.
Some of the benefits you will get at MCST
- Quick Results: Get your exam results within 7 working days.
- 24/7 Support: Assistance available whenever you need it.
- Guaranteed Success: Retake the exam at no extra cost if needed.
- Convenient Learning: Study at your own pace, on your schedule.
- Affordable Pricing: Quality training that fits your budget.
- Expert Instructors: Learn from experienced professionals.
- Interactive Learning: Hands-on materials to boost your skills.
The job opportunities that you can pursue with Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (RQF)
- First Aider: Provide first aid support in workplaces, schools, or public areas.
- Health and Safety Officer: Oversee safety protocols and emergency procedures in various industries.
- Event First Aider: Provide first aid at events, festivals, and sports activities.
- Care Assistant / Support Worker: Provide care in hospitals, care homes, or home care settings, where first aid is often required.
- Sports Coach/Trainer: Work in sports settings, ensuring safety and first aid knowledge for athletes.
- Teacher / Teaching Assistant: Be responsible for student safety and first aid in schools or educational settings.
First Aid at Work Syllabus:
FAW training programme utilizes a variety of teaching techniques to meet the needs of individuals and upon completion delegates will have a greater understanding of the requirements in delivering and managing first aid at work to the appropriate level.
The syllabus includes but is not limited to:
- Casualty Incident Management: including the need for recording and reporting
- Situational Awareness and Assessment: enabling individuals to act safely, effectively and promptly in an emergency
- Casualty Examination: including undertaking a secondary survey
- Unconscious casualties
- Adult basic life support: Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
- Head Injuries
- Spinal Injuries
- Chest Pains: including heart attack
- Control of Bleeding
- Injuries to Bones, Muscles & Joints: including fractures and dislocations
- Choking
- Strains and Sprains
- Treating shock
- Eye Injuries: including embedded objects, chemicals and dust
- Poisoning
- Anaphylaxis
- Major Illness: including heart Attack, Stroke, Epileptic seizure, Asthma attack, Diabetic emergency
- Other illnesses: including seizure
- The provision of appropriate first aid for minor injuries: small cuts, bruises, minor burns and scalds, etc
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