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First aid at work guidance and information for employers, employees, first aiders and training organisations across all industry sectors.
- Legislation
Further guidance can be found making adequate and...
- Employers
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) provides guidance on...
- Overview
First aiders and training; First aid for homeworkers and...
- Resources
Information and guidance in relation to first aid at work....
- First-Aider
The table in the leaflet First aid at work: your questions...
- FAQs
a leaflet giving general guidance on first aid (for example,...
- Assessment
First aid provision must be 'adequate and appropriate in the...
- Selecting a Training Provider
Similarly HSE cannot advise on the standard of quality...
- Legislation
First aid training. Use the findings of your first aid needs assessment to decide: if you need someone trained in first aid; what's an adequate and appropriate level of training; how many...
Selecting a first-aid training provider: A guide for employers (Replaces First-aid training and qualifications for the purposes of the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 on 6...
- About This Guidance
- Schools and Colleges
- Early Years
- Further Help
This is non-statutory guidance for employers in early years, schools and colleges. Employers in these settings should have regard to it when carrying out duties relating to first aid issues on their premises and off-site. This guidance is for: 1. employers in early years providers, schools and colleges 2. governing bodies, management committees and...
Introduction
Under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, employers are responsible for providing adequate and appropriate equipment, facilities and personnel to ensure their employees receive immediate attention if they are injured or taken ill at work. HSE has published detailed first aid guidanceto help employers comply with the regulations and offers practical advice on what they need to do. While the regulations do not require employers to provide first aid for anyone other than their ow...
First aid needs assessments
In addition to the legal requirement to have a health and safety policy, employers should ensure that schools and colleges have a first aid policy and carry out a first aid needs assessment to help inform that policy. It is strongly recommended that a record is kept of all incidents dealt with by a first aider or appointed person to help inform the development of the policy and any subsequent first aid needs assessments. Information from health and safety risk assessments can also inform thes...
First aiders
To qualify as a first aider an individual should undergo appropriate training delivered by a competent training provider and hold a valid first aid certificate. We would expect, in the vast majority of cases, that the first aid needs assessment would identify that at least one first aider is required to provide first aid to meet the needs of employees, pupils, students and visitors. There is no rule on the number of first aiders required as this will be identified as part of the first aid nee...
Introduction
Early years education providers, including schools, must meet the paediatric first aid requirements set out in the statutory framework for the early years foundation stage (EYFS). This includes arrangements for off-site activities involving young children such as educational visits. The EYFS requires that at least one person who has a current paediatric first aid (PFA) certificate should be on the premises and available at all times when children are present and should accompany children on o...
Training
Employers are responsible for identifying and selecting a competent training provider to deliver their PFAtraining. Training is available from a wide range of providers including: 1. those who offer regulated qualifications 2. voluntary aid societies (St John Ambulance, the British Red Cross and St Andrew’s First Aid, who together are acknowledged by HSEas one of the standard-setters for currently accepted first aid practice for first aid at work training courses) 3. those who operate under v...
Equipment
Providers should ensure there is always a first aid box accessible with appropriate content for use with children.
Resources provided by HSE School and college safety advice provided by Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) A teaching guide developed by the British Red Cross St John Ambulance first aid advice including guidance on how to deal with various illnesses such as allergic reactions Resuscitation Council UK information on CPRin schools ...
On this page you can: learn or teach simple first aid skills; find a free first aid workshop; book a paid first aid course with Red Cross Training; download our free First aid app; read true first aid stories
Learn the basic guidelines for teaching first aid in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Our first aid workshops, resources, and First aid Champions website help you to meet your curriculum requirements.
What to do. If someone is injured, you should: first check that you and the injured person aren't in any danger, and, if possible, make the situation safe. if necessary, dial 999 for an ambulance when it's safe to do so. carry out basic first aid. Find out what to do after an incident.
