First Aid Response (FAR) Recertification
(2 Day Course)
In Ireland, 5,000 people die every year / 14 every day due to Cardiac Arrest. This number could be reduced if everybody knew how to perform emergency First Aid.
Is your First Aid Response Certificate due for renewal?
In compliance with the requirements of the Safety, Health & Welfare at Work Regulations 2007 First Aid Response certificates must now be renewed every 2 years and within 3 months of the expiry date of your current certification.
This 2-day Recertification Course is designed to refresh your knowledge of the practical skills and understanding required to provide First Aid in the workplace and summarises the content of the full 3-day programme.
Course Content
- Introduction to First Aid Response
- Patient Assessment
- Cardiac First Response & Respiratory Emergencies
- Common Medical Emergencies
- Injury Management and Shock
- Care of the Unconscious Patient
- Burns & Electrical Injury Care
- Hypothermia & Hyperthermia
Recertification
Price includes: Tuition, Full Colour Learning Resource Manual, Pocket Face Mask & PHECC Assessment and Certification Fees.
Successful candidates will receive a First Aid Response Certificate awarded by the Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC).
Contact Derek at Maltings Training for details
Email: [email protected]
Call : 086 2625994
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Training also takes place at various venues around Ireland. Contact 086 262 5994 for more details.
If you need to update your first aid skills and your first aid certificate is nearing its term, please contact Maltings Training for details of this First Aid Response (FAR) Recertification course, which is running soon in Co. Laois.
Maltings Training runs a number of extra health and safety, first aid, and business-related training courses, Please check our website for more details.
Interesting Facts … First Aid Response Recertification
In Ireland, 5,000 people die every year / 14 every day, due to Cardiac Arrest.
This number could be reduced if everybody knew how to perform emergency First Aid.