FIRST AID LEVEL 03

Course Content:

Advanced First Aid Techniques:

Managing casualties with major injuries, including chest, spinal injuries, and anaphylaxis.

Specific Illnesses and Injuries:

Addressing conditions like heart attacks, strokes, diabetic emergencies, and asthma attacks.

Use of Specialized Equipment:

Learning to use Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and other first aid tools.

Legal Aspects:

Understanding the legal responsibilities of a first aider.

Psychological Support:

Managing emotional and psychological challenges during emergencies, including anxiety and shock.

Practical Exercises and Assessment:

Hands-on training and assessments to demonstrate competency in various first aid skills.

Roles and Responsibilities:

Understanding the role of a first aider in a workplace or emergency situation.

Who should take this course?

• Individuals who need to fulfill first aid requirements in their workplace.
• Those who want to become lead first aiders or members of first aid teams.
• People who want to enhance their first aid knowledge and skills for personal preparedness.
• Those who work in environments with specific occupational risks or hazards.

Duration and Certification:

Typically, a Level 3 course involves 24 hours of training, often delivered over three days. Upon successful completion, participants receive a nationally recognized qualification, such as a QNUK-accredited Level 3 RQF or an FAIB accredited certification.

Certificates are usually valid for three years and can be renewed through a requalification course.

Course Overview & Detail

A First Aid Level 3 course, often called First Aid at Work (FAW) or Advanced First Aid, provides in-depth training for individuals who need to handle more complex medical situations in the workplace or other settings.

It builds upon basic first aid knowledge, focusing on advanced techniques and scenarios, including the use of specialized equipment like AEDs and managing psychological challenges during emergencies.