The British Academy for Training and Development offers a First Aid course in the workplace, aimed at anyone who feels a full responsibility for the safety of employees and workers within public and private institutions.

Human life and work activities are closely linked to the environment surrounding them. The development of industry, transportation methods, agricultural mechanization, and the rapid pace of life often create conditions that expose individuals to various types of injuries. Despite taking appropriate measures to establish safety methods, the number of injuries in workplaces and daily life remains significant. The nature and manner in which injuries occur vary greatly, often requiring urgent first aid for the injured. Additionally, individuals may face various injuries in industrial and agricultural workplaces, educational institutions (universities, schools, and colleges), while using various modes of transportation (cars, motorcycles, bicycles), during sports activities, and in various daily life activities.

How participants will benefit from attending the training program:

By the end of the course, participants will know:

• Emergency procedures for addressing breathing disturbances, cardiac activity, controlling external bleeding, dressing wounds, and stabilizing injured parts in the workplace.
• The correct techniques for lifting, transferring, and removing clothing.
• First aid measures for various situations.
• First aid priorities in the workplace.
• The importance of having a first aid and health center in the workplace, along with appropriate procedures for its preparation.

This course is aimed at the following target audience:

Anyone involved, directly or indirectly, with public health issues, such as:

• Supervisors of workers.
• Employees in hazardous industrial facilities.
• Performance managers and supervisors in establishments.
• Owners of industrial facilities themselves.