Three relevant options
Choose the injuries that match your workplace
Each add-on module has its own learning objectives. Combine them with a core course so employees are prepared for life-threatening emergencies and the injuries likely in their sector.
90 minutes
First aid for severe bleeding
Recognise and control life-threatening bleeding and reduce the risk of shock.
- Assessing the severity of bleeding
- Direct pressure and effective control
- Calling for help and continued observation
- Scenarios involving tools or machinery
90 minutes
Fractures, joints, muscles and head injuries
Help without making the injury worse.
- Signs of fracture and serious injury
- Support and gentle positioning
- Observation after a blow to the head
- Falls, twists and impact scenarios
90 minutes
First aid for minor injuries
Assess and manage common injuries during the working day.
- Minor wounds and abrasions
- Foreign objects in skin and eyes
- Nosebleeds and dental injuries
- Knowing when further help is needed
Which modules suit your workplace?
Severe bleeding and musculoskeletal injuries are often highly relevant.
Falls, fractures, head injuries and minor wounds form a useful combination.
Minor injuries can complement cardiac arrest and acute illness.
Prioritise bleeding, crushing, falls and musculoskeletal injuries.