Is First Aid for Mums and Dads important? Could you give CPR to your baby? Would you know what to do if your child swallows a toxic substance such as bleach or eats some washing machine tabs? What if your child was choking on a sweet? Could you cope? Is First Aid for Mums and…
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First Aid At Work Level 3, And First Aid At Work Level 6. What Is The Difference? First Aid At Work Level 3, And First Aid At Work Level 6. What Is The Difference? In this blog we’ll explain the differences, and answer a question we get asked a lot: What are the equivalences of
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First Aid Regulations in Northern Ireland The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1982 were been updated by the Health and Safety Executive Northern Ireland (HSENI) and since 31 October 2017 the new regulations were enforced. The main changes to the First Aid Regulations in Northern Ireland will bring Northern Ireland in line the
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Bushcraft First Aid – Top 5 issues you may need to deal with. First Aid skills are essential survival skills. When you’re out in the wilds you can’t just dial 999, you need to know how to be your own first responder. Learn some Bushcraft First Aid. For those taking part in outdoor adventures and
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Accreditation and Equivalences of Outdoor First Aid Courses It is over 25 years since I attended my first Outdoor First Aid course. Over the years I have, like most instructors of hill walking, climbing, paddling, biking and skiing I have done a course every three years. This keeps my National Governing Bodies awards valid. I
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How to maintain your local community AED’s or defibrillator? Updated January 2021 Community AED’s are becoming more and more common. This is a good thing as they are ‘life saving’ devices designed for non-experts to use in the event of a Cardiac Arrest. Do you know how to maintain your local AED? Do you have
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A lot of effort goes into maintaining a high level of quality in everything that we do as an organisation. Quality is at the heart of all we do behind the scenes, as demonstrated by our ISO 9001:2015 certification. The side of our business that the majority of our clients experience is the training that
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A trauma injury is a term that refers to physical injuries of sudden onset and severity that require immediate medical attention, for example extensive bleeding or broken bones from a car crash. How do I treat a trauma injury? The injury will require immediate action to stem blood flow and there is a strong likelyhood
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In the unlikely event of a terrorist attack the advice from our Emergency Services is Stay Safe – Run, Hide, Tell. Run – Run away from the incident as fast as you can, do not stop to take pictures on your phone. Remember it is quite hard to hit a moving target for most gunmen.
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The General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR) will come into force on the 25th of May of 2018. The GDPR will supersede the Data Protection Act of 1998 which could never have foreseen the way in which we use data today. This new legislation ensures that companies who hold client data are liable for how that data is used. This involves making sure personal data is stored safely and also requires companies to let
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