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Are you looking for workplace first aid training, but don't know which course is for you? Here at British Red Cross Training we are one of the UK's leading providers of first aid at work courses, helping organisations of all sizes keep their staff safe.

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  • Prices from (excl VAT) If you are booking for 6 or more people you may benefit from a discounted rate. Please contact us for more information.
  • Course duration (days)
  • Contact hours
  • Certified
  • Certificate duration (years)
  • Training on our premises
  • Training on your premises
  • Minimum learner age
  • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
  • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
  • Blended or online option available

  • First aid at work
    • £349
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 3
      Course duration (days)
    • 18
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • Emergency first aid at work
    • £165
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 1
      Course duration (days)
    • 6
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • First aid for appointed persons
    • £119
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 0.5
      Course duration (days)
    • 3
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • First aid at work requalification
    • £255
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 2
      Course duration (days)
    • 12
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • First aid annual skills update
    • £119
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 0.5
      Course duration (days)
    • 3
      Contact hours
    • This course is not assessed but you still receive a record of learning.
      Certified
    • Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • Paediatric First aid
    • £209
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    • 2
      Course duration (days)
    • 12
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • First aid for teachers
    • POA
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 1
      Course duration (days)
    • 6
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • AED
    • £119
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 0.5
      Course duration (days)
    • 2
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • AED with life support
    • £119
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 0.5
      Course duration (days)
    • 3.25
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • Use of oxygen
    • POA
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 0.5
      Course duration (days)
    • 2
      Contact hours
    • View the certificate example.
      View the appendix example.
      Certified
    • 1
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 18
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available

  • First aid for sport
    • POA
      Prices from (excl VAT)
    • 1
      Course duration (days)
    • 6
      Contact hours
    • This course is not assessed but you still receive a record of learning.
      Certified
    • 3
      Certificate duration (years)
    • Training on our premises
    • Training on your premises
    • 16
      Minimum learner age
    • Compliant with first aid regulations Compliant with Health and Safety (first aid) regulation 1981 requirements
    • Compliant with EYFS Compliant with Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework requirements
    • Blended or online option available
  • Dealing with an emergency
  • Dealing with an emergency
  • Assessing a casualty
  • Monitoring a casualty
  • Where to get help
  • Electrical incidents
  • Lone worker
  • Hygiene techniques
  • Unresponsive and breathing
  • Adult
  • Child
  • Baby
  • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
  • Seizures
  • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
  • Adult
  • Child
  • Baby
  • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
  • Unresponsive and not breathing with an AED Automated External Defibrilator
  • Chain of survival
  • Use of an AED
  • Safety considerations
  • AED awareness
  • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
  • After using an AED
  • Choking
  • Adult
  • Child
  • Baby
  • Heat related conditions
  • Heat exhaustion
  • Dehydration
  • Hypothermia
  • Fever
  • Febrile Seizure
  • Burns
  • Burns
  • Electrical burns
  • Chemical burns
  • Chemical burns to the eyes
  • Harmful substances
  • Poisoning
  • Swallowed something harmful
  • Inhaled
  • Injected
  • Bleeding and wounds
  • Bleeding heavily from a wound
  • Crush injuries
  • Penetrating chest wounds
  • Abdominal wounds
  • Amputation
  • Small blisters and splinters
  • Small bruises and wounds
  • Eye wounds
  • Nosebleed
  • Bites and stings
  • Shock
  • Shock
  • Internal Bleeding
  • Medical conditions
  • Heart attack
  • Angina attack
  • Diabetic emergency
  • Asthma
  • Severe allergic reaction
  • Stroke
  • Feeling faint
  • Meningitis
  • Vomiting and diarrhoea
  • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
  • Broken bones
  • Dislocations
  • Strains and sprains
  • Spinal injury
  • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
  • Other injuries
  • Head injuries
  • Objects in the ears and nose
  • Regulations and processes
  • Health and safety first aid regulations
  • First aid kits
  • Accident records and reporting
  • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
  • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
  • Administering medication (paediatric)
  • Use of oxygen
  • The respiratory system
  • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
  • Use of a pulse Oximeter
  • Use of Oxygen
  • Oxygen cylinders and safety
  • Preparing a cylinder for use
  • Administering oxygen
  • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
  • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen

  • First aid at work
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
    Find Out More

  • Emergency first aid at work
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
    Find Out More

  • First aid for appointed persons
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
    Find Out More

  • First aid at work requalification
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
    Find Out More

  • First aid annual skills update
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
    Find Out More

  • Paediatric First aid
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Child Specific
      Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
    Find Out More

  • First aid for teachers
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
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  • AED
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Recap
      Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Recap
      Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
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  • AED with life support
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
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  • Use of oxygen
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
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  • First aid for sport
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Dealing with an emergency
    • Assessing a casualty
    • Monitoring a casualty
    • Where to get help
    • Electrical incidents
    • Lone worker
    • Hygiene techniques
    • Unresponsive and breathing
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Unresponsive and breathing with suspected spinal injury
    • Seizures
    • Unresponsive and not breathing (CPR)
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Face shields/pocket masks/mouth to nose
    • Unresponsive and not breathing with an (AED) Automated External Defibrilator
    • Chain of survival
    • Use of an AED
    • Safety considerations
    • AED awareness
    • The heart, heart conditions and heart rhythms
    • After using an AED
    • Choking
    • Adult
    • Child
    • Baby
    • Heat related conditions
    • Heat exhaustion
    • Dehydration
    • Hypothermia
    • Fever
    • Febrile Seizure
    • Burns
    • Burns
    • Electrical burns
    • Chemical burns
    • Chemical burns to the eyes
    • Harmful substances
    • Poisoning
    • Swallowed something harmful
    • Inhaled
    • Injected
    • Bleeding and wounds
    • Bleeding heavily from a wound
    • Crush injuries
    • Penetrating chest wounds
    • Abdominal wounds
    • Amputation
    • Small blisters and splinters
    • Small bruises and wounds
    • Eye wounds
    • Nosebleed
    • Bites and stings
    • Shock
    • Shock
    • Internal Bleeding
    • Medical conditions
    • Heart attack
    • Angina attack
    • Diabetic emergency
    • Asthma
    • Severe allergic reaction
    • Stroke
    • Feeling faint
    • Meningitis
    • Vomiting and diarrhoea
    • Bone, muscle and joint injuries
    • Broken bones
    • Dislocations
    • Strains and sprains
    • Spinal injury
    • Cramp and Achilles tendon injury
    • Other injuries
    • Head injuries
    • Objects in the ears and nose
    • Regulations and processes
    • Health and safety first aid regulations
    • First aid kits
    • Accident records and reporting
    • RIDDOR Reporting of injuried, diseases and dangerous occurances regulations (summary)
    • COSHH Control of substances hazzardous to health (summary)
    • Administering medication (paediatric)
    • Use of oxygen
    • The respiratory system
    • Hypoxia and causes of hypoxia
    • Use of a pulse Oximeter
    • Use of Oxygen
    • Oxygen cylinders and safety
    • Preparing a cylinder for use
    • Administering oxygen
    • Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen Unresponsive and not breathing adults with oxygen, face mask and bag valve and mask
    • Reporting and record keeping for oxygen
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