First Aid Training

Expected outcome

Participants learn to secure the scene, apply basic life support, prioritise bleeding–burns–fractures–poisoning correctly and stabilise until professional help arrives. The goal is the right step without causing harm—not “doing something”.

Who is it for?

• Organizations required to keep first-aiders on site
• Production, warehouse, field and office teams
• Staff in higher-risk workplaces
• First-aiders whose certificates are due (refresher)

Program options

• Basic first aid: CPR, bleeding, injury, burns, fractures, poisoning
• Advanced: trauma care, advanced life support, critical scenarios
• Ministry of Health–approved certified first-aid training
• Refresher: update knowledge and skills
• Practical / scenario workshops tailored to workplace events

How practice works

• CPR / BLS practice with manikins and equipment
• Bleeding control and shock-management scenarios
• Site-specific scenarios (machinery, chemical, electrical, etc.)
• Assessment, feedback and certification-process coordination

How we proceed

• Define first-aider headcount need and risk profile
• Select program type (basic / advanced / certified / refresher)
• Training day: theory + practice + assessment
• Certificates / attendance records and refresher reminders