Emergency response

When a crisis hits, the first minutes decide what happens next. Whether it is a fall at a worksite, a collapse in a classroom or a road accident near your gate, most people freeze because they do not know where to start. This course gives you a clear sequence to follow so you can step forward instead of standing back.

We build the training in stages. First you learn to check the scene and make sure it is safe, then you practise calling for help and giving clear information to the dispatcher. From there we move through CPR cycles, using a pocket mask and bag-valve-mask, applying bandages and splints, and working with an AED until professional help arrives.

Every group brings different conditions. A school needs to think about playground injuries and children's smaller airways. A factory floor has machinery risks and more adults. Outdoor teams face heat stroke and snake bites, while office staff deal more with cardiac events. These factors change how we pace the session and what scenarios we run, which moves the time and cost.

Expect to be on your feet. We run you through scenarios where you have to sort casualties, decide who gets attention first and keep talking to the ambulance while you work. You will leave with a checklist of what to refresh and how often. Before the session, let us know the layout of your site and any specific risks you face.