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Emergency First Aid At Work

 Registration is closed for this event
This training covers how to respond to emergency situations, resuscitation, recovery, and life threatening health conditions. By successfully completing this course, participants will be awarded with a qualification in Emergency First Aid at Work. Emergency First Aid at Work courses train delegates to a level of skill and confidence to deal with basic life saving in emergency situations before medical backup arrives. There will be a £60 fee for this course.

vHVA is offering spaces to member organisations on this First Aid Course, which will give participants comprehensive knowledge to protect you and your colleagues from a wide range of common problems such as choking, poisoning, electrocution, broken limbs, heart attacks, low blood sugar etc.  Our medical model 'Annie' features at these courses and students get hands-on experience of CPR, bandaging for different injuries and situations. There will be a £60 fee for this course which you will be invoiced for.

Certificates will be valid for three years following completion of the course

When
Sep 20, 2019 from  9:30 AM to  4:00 PM
Location
Jackson Hall
Portland Place
Hastings, TN34 1QN
United Kingdom
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Contact
Phone: 01424 444010

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