Human life and practical activity are closely linked to the surrounding environment. The development of industry, transportation, agricultural mechanization, and the astonishing acceleration of life often create conditions that expose individuals to various types of injuries. Despite the implementation of appropriate measures aimed at establishing safety protocols, the number of injuries in workplaces, especially in daily life, remains significant. The nature and manner of injuries can vary greatly, often requiring urgent first aid for the injured. Additionally, individuals face various injuries in the workplace across industries and agriculture, in educational settings (universities, schools, and institutes), while using different modes of transportation (cars, motorcycles, and bicycles), during sports activities, and in various daily life activities.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a first aid course in workplaces, aimed at anyone who feels a complete responsibility for the safety of employees and workers within public and private facilities.

Target Audience:

• Nursing staff in hospitals
• Anyone looking to improve their first aid skills
• Those wanting to enhance their first aid skills in the workplace

Program Objectives:

By the end of the course, participants will have:

• Gained an understanding of the rules for following correct first aid principles in the workplace to preserve life, prevent deterioration, assist healing, and master the basic rules of first aid.
• Learned emergency procedures for addressing breathing issues, cardiac activity, stopping external bleeding, dressing wounds, and stabilizing injured parts in the workplace.
• Mastered the correct methods for lifting, moving, and removing clothing.
• Received first aid measures for various situations.
• Identified priorities for first aid within the workplace.
• Understood the importance of having a first aid and health center within the workplace and the appropriate procedures for its preparation.

What is first aid?
Principles of first aid.
Basics of first aid.
Rescue rules and first aid for the injured in workplaces.
Conditions for first aid in industrial facilities.
Priorities for the primary responder in workplaces.
Conditions for protecting the rescuer in hazardous environments.
Legal duties and obligations regarding first aid from employers to protect employees.
How to provide first aid to employees who are injured or become ill at work.
Taking emergency measures to eliminate or control risks.
Preventive measures.
Duty of care, responsibilities.
Safety in outdoor environments: fire, bites, potential accidents, cuts, strains, poisoning, allergies, etc.
First aid for shock, fainting, fractures, strains, sprains, heat exhaustion, etc.
First aid supplies.
Wound treatment: first aid.
Signs and signals.
Personal protective equipment.
Selection and maintenance of personal protective equipment.
Hand protection.
Eye protection.
Hearing protection.
Respiratory protection.
Body protection.
Knee protection.
Foot and leg protection.
Sun protection.
Head protection.