PADI EFR at Work (For Charities)

PADI Emergency First Response – Charities

£400 per day (max group size of 12)

PADI Emergency First Response – Charities, will fulfil all your needs. As a business or charity, you must have a certified first aider. Any office should have a first-aid box and a person appointed to take charge of first-aid arrangements.

Here at DiveStyle we understand that charities are often subject to tight financials, so we created the PADI Emergency First Response – Charities package.

If you are a registered charity your organisation can take advantage of our charity package deal.

Course Overview

PADI Emergency First Response – Charities course, is a HSE approved first aid course. The course meets the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981. This programme meets the statutory needs of employers in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

PADI Emergency First Response – Charities course, is customised to UK Resuscitation Council basic life support protocols. The course uses nationally accepted first aid protocols and is based upon the instructor led delivery method. Modules on Caring for Specific Illnesses and Injuries, and First Aid in the Workplace compliment these.

The course has its own materials including participant and instructor manuals.

The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981. Approved Code of Practice and guidance

PADI Emergency First Response at Work (Charities) covers:

• Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) teaches participants how to respond to life-threatening emergencies.
• Emergency First Response Secondary Care (first aid) covers injuries or illnesses that are not immediately life threatening.
• The Emergency First Response Care for Children course is an innovative CPR, AED and First Aid training course that teaches participants how to provide emergency care for injured or ill children (ages one to eight) and infants less than one year old.

So sign up today and become start the process of becoming an effective first aider and earn a globally recognised qualification.

First Aid at work regulations 1981

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