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WHAT DO YOU GET IN THIS ANNUAL FIRST AID REFRESHER?
As a company first aider, you are required to follow an annual first aid refresher to keep your knowledge and skills up to date.
No matter how hard people try to prevent it, an accident happens fast! As a company, you are better prepared so that potential victims can quickly receive the help they need.
Thanks to the mandatory refresher training, your team of first aiders stays alert and up to date! This way, you not only prevent accidents but also save costs.
First aid is not learned from a PowerPoint presentation. It is purely a matter of practising until it becomes second nature and the adrenaline takes over.
You choose the content of this refresher training yourself. This way, you can focus on the aspects most important to your company.
The most important lesson when an accident occurs is to take action!
BASIC PRINCIPLES
- Safety and responsibilities
- Company-specific agreements on first aid
- Basic principles
- Role of the first aider
- First aid step-by-step plan
- Basic hygiene and company first aid
- Approaching an accident situation
- Transport of victims
SUPPORTING THE VITAL FUNCTIONS
- First aid to an unconscious victim
- Resuscitation and AED
OTHER CONDITIONS
- Wound care
- Bleeding and stopping bleeding
- Bandaging
- Cross bandage
- Triangular bandage
NO WORDS, BUT ACTIONS!
- A full day of training lasts 7 hours by default, unless stated otherwise
- Theoretical introduction (30%) with many practical exercises (70%)
- A half-day of training lasts 4 hours
- Without risk to the participants and under the guidance of professional instructors
- This specialisation is also possible for employees or volunteers who are not required to follow mandatory first aider training, but who still consider knowledge of first aid important!
- Each participant receives a certificate of attendance
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
The training and refresher ensure that the first aider acquires the knowledge and skills to recognise the life-threatening medical condition of individuals and to apply the principles of first aid while awaiting the intervention of specialised services.
The institutions must organise the course in such a way that it comprises at least 15 hours of lessons. (Codex book I, title 5)
