A Customer survey from February 2017.

Having trainers that are qualified and in actual emergency/ first aid environment is most important. To know that they are on top of current legislation and real situations makes the training more effective and valuable. There knowledge is very important to us.

Having the trainers to be able to come into our workplace situation with just our staff is much more relaxed and convenient. Staff found this very important as no travel logistics to contend with and not as nervous. To know the course is recognised also good to know and accepted by outside CQC inspections. Thank you Paramedical!

Paramedical First Aid Training now offer a number of medical gases courses.  Choose from our courses to develops skills in the administration of oxygen and/or analgesic (Entonox) gas. It is aimed at anyone over the age of 18 working in an environment where Oxygen & Entonox are on site. You will learn about the administration of oxygen and/or analgesic gas. During the course you will cover the skills and equipment which can assist with basic resuscitation. Perfect for staff working in medical centres, emergency services including police response units, and voluntary organisations.

This course can be tailored dependent on which onsite gases you use.

Using your onsite Oxygen and Entonox kits you will cover:

Oxygen safety, practical use and contra-indications

Entonox use and contra-indications

Training in Airway Management – practical use of airway adjuncts.

We have spaces available for the Level 2 Emergency First Aid at Work Course running in Sheffield on the 11th February 2017.  This one day course is ideal for nominated persons responsible for the First Aid provision in low hazard environments, or where your needs assessment identifies a requirement for a first aider trained in emergency first aid at work.

 

Hi Chris. Just dropping you a message to let you know what a great job you did with the First Aid Training. Had to put it into use at the weekend, severe choking at a restaurant followed the steps with the back blows but had to result to abdominal thrusts which thankfully worked first time! Thanks again and keep up the good work. Alex R.

Nice one Alex!!

We have a further Level 2 Emergency First Aid at Work open course which will run at the IBIS Hotel, Chesterfield on the 2nd December 2016. This one day course is ideal for nominated persons responsible for the First Aid provision in low hazard environments, or where your needs assessment identifies a requirement for a first aider trained in emergency first aid at work. Please contact us for details.

We now have availability for a Level 2 Emergency First Aid at Work course running in Matlock on the 14th January 2017.

This one day course is ideal for nominated persons responsible for the First Aid provision in low hazard environments, or where your needs assessment identifies a requirement for a first aider trained in emergency first aid at work.

Contact us for details. Thanks.

Chris and I will come and deliver a bespoke course that specifically suits your needs. Bespoke first aid courses are a cost effective way of training specifically tailored to your needs. You can choose what topics are relevant to you, or we can help you decide on what topics are best suited to your needs. You tell us what you would like and we will put the training together for you. We cover adult, paediatric first aid, and training specific to your business, organisation or group.

 

 

Thank you for the training that the children received on Thursday 7th July at our school.  The feedback from the children and the staff was very positive.  I have included some of the quotes from the children:

“It is important that we learn these kinds of things and he taught us really well.”

“He was really friendly.”

“It was helpful, as if no-one is around, I will know what to do.”

“It is good to learn what to do if I am ever in that situation.”

“I got the green lights to work on the dummy so I was really pleased with myself.”

“It was good to be able to practise on the dummy so we knew we were doing it right.”

“It was really good fun!”

As you can see the children loved it and I have to say, even as an adult I’ve learnt some things too.  One thing that did amaze me is the things that people waste the emergency services time for!

Pupils from Sutton Coldfield’s St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School have received life-saving first aid training as part of an initiative sponsored by construction and infrastructure company Morgan Sindall.

Chris from Paramedical First Aid Training  delivered four engaging sessions to the school’s Key Stage 2 pupils.

The talks and training included guidance on how and when to dial 999, along with an explanation of the dangers of hoax calling and activities set up to reinforce the learning.

Gerry O’Hara, school principal, commented:

“This is a wonderful opportunity for the children in our school to develop an understanding of first aid. The training will help the children develop a range of skills to benefit themselves and potentially provide crucial help during an emergency situation, or even save someone’s life. We are extremely proud of all of the children involved.”

http://suttoncoldfieldlocal.co.uk/morgan-sindall-sponsor-schools-first-aid-training-206902/