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SPORTS EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK
Sports emergency first aid at work training is a course that teaches participants how to provide first aid to people who are injured or become ill while participating in sports. The course is tailored for those who work in the sport industry.
The EFAW + sports course covers everything in an EFAW but is specially designed to suit sports coaches and leaders. The course is UKA (UK Athletics) category B compliant as well as H&S regs 1981.
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- TIME (7 hours)
Daily: 09:45-18:00
- PRICE
LONDON: £120 (ex. VAT) | £144 (inc. VAT)
- ACCREDITATION
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Sports emergency first aid at work
This 7-hour course is recommended for those who work in the sports industry.
Sports emergency first aid at work training is for anyone who is involved in sports, either as a participant, coach, or referee. The course is designed to teach participants the skills and knowledge they need to provide first aid to people who are injured or become ill while participating in sports activities.
Here are some of the people who may benefit from taking sports emergency first aid at work training:
- Coaches: Coaches are responsible for the safety of their athletes, and they need to know how to provide first aid in case of an injury.
- Referees: Referees are also responsible for the safety of the athletes, and they need to know how to provide first aid in case of an injury.
- Parents: Parents of athletes need to know how to provide first aid in case their child is injured while playing sports.
- Volunteers: Volunteers who work with athletes, such as team managers and scorekeepers, also need to know how to provide first aid.
Sports emergency first aid at work training is a valuable course that can help to keep athletes safe. If you are involved in sports, I encourage you to take this course.
If you are looking for a different first aid course visit first aid training courses page.
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All you need to know about Sports EFAW
The 1 day Emergency First Aid at Work course is an accredited 6 hour course and a great introduction to sports first aid training. The accredited First Aid Course we offer at Siren Training. This course helps you meet the requirements set out in the Health and Safety regulations of 1981.
Sports Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) is a course that teaches participants how to provide first aid to people who are injured or become ill while participating in sports activities. The course covers a wide range of topics, including:
- The principles of first aid: This section of the course covers the basic principles of first aid, such as the ABCs of first aid (airway, breathing, and circulation), how to assess a casualty, and how to perform basic first aid procedures such as bandaging, bleeding control, and CPR.
- Sports-specific injuries: This section of the course covers the most common sports-related injuries, such as sprains, strains, concussions, and heatstroke. Participants will learn how to recognize these injuries and how to provide first aid for them.
- Legal and ethical considerations: This section of the course covers the legal and ethical considerations of providing first aid, such as the duty to act, consent, and confidentiality.
Sports Emergency First Aid at Work training is a valuable course for anyone who is involved in sports, either as a participant, coach, or referee. The course can help participants to save lives and to prevent injuries from becoming worse.
The Sports EFAW 7 hour course is a great introduction to First Aid Training. Learners will leave with the confidence to deal with emergency life threatening situations in a competent way. Our instructors are experts from the Emergency Services who have ‘been there and done it for real’.
Here are some of the people who should take sports emergency first aid at work training:
- Coaches: Coaches are responsible for the safety of their athletes, and they need to know how to provide first aid in case of an injury.
- Referees: Referees are also responsible for the safety of the athletes, and they need to know how to provide first aid in case of an injury.
- Parents: Parents of athletes need to know how to provide first aid in case their child is injured while playing sports.
- Volunteers: Volunteers who work with athletes, such as team managers and scorekeepers, also need to know how to provide first aid.
- Anyone who works in a sports-related environment, such as a gym, sports complex, or stadium.
A sports emergency first aid at work course will teach you the skills and knowledge necessary to provide first aid to people who are injured or become ill while participating in sports activities. The course will cover a wide range of topics, including:
- The principles of first aid: This section of the course will cover the basic principles of first aid, such as the ABCs of first aid (airway, breathing, and circulation), how to assess a casualty, and how to perform basic first aid procedures such as bandaging, bleeding control, and CPR.
- Sports-specific injuries: This section of the course will cover the most common sports-related injuries, such as sprains, strains, concussions, and heatstroke. Participants will learn how to recognize these injuries and how to provide first aid for them.
- Legal and ethical considerations: This section of the course will cover the legal and ethical considerations of providing first aid, such as the duty to act, consent, and confidentiality.
- How to use first aid equipment: This section of the course will teach you how to use first aid equipment safely and effectively.
- How to perform CPR: This section of the course will teach you how to perform CPR on an adult, child, and infant.
- How to control bleeding: This section of the course will teach you how to control bleeding from a wound using a bandage or pressure.
- How to bandage wounds: This section of the course will teach you how to bandage a wound to prevent infection and promote healing.
- How to treat shock: This section of the course will teach you how to treat shock, which is a life-threatening condition that occurs when the body doesn’t get enough blood.
- How to treat heatstroke: This section of the course will teach you how to treat heatstroke, which is a serious condition that occurs when the body’s temperature rises too high.
- How to treat other common sports injuries: This section of the course will teach you how to treat other common sports injuries, such as a broken bone, a sprained ankle, drowning, and a concussion.
After completing a sports emergency first aid at work course, you will be able to:
- Assess a situation and determine the need for first aid
- Provide first aid to someone who is injured or ill
- Use first aid equipment safely and effectively
- Follow legal and ethical guidelines when providing first aid
By taking a sports emergency first aid at work course, you can help to keep athletes safe and healthy.
When choosing a sports emergency first aid at work training course, be sure to choose one that is accredited by a reputable organization, such as Siren Training. This will ensure that the course meets high standards of quality and that you will receive the training you need to be prepared to provide first aid in an emergency.
The running time of the EFAW+ will be 7 hours. One hour longer than an EFAW. We request a prompt start at either 09:00 / 10:00 as advertised.
The EFAW (Emergency First Aid at Work) and EFAW+ Sports)are both first aid courses, but the EFAW+Sports is specifically designed for sports coaches and competitors. The EFAW+Sports course covers the same topics as the EFAW course, but it also includes additional information on muscle and bone injuries, as well as how to assist a drowning casualty. This additional information is important for sports coaches and competitors because they may be more likely to encounter these types of injuries or accidents.
Here is a table that summarizes the key differences between the two courses:
| Feature | EFAW | EFAW+ Sports |
|---|---|---|
| Course duration | 6 hours | 7 hours |
| Topics covered | Adult and child first aid, heart attack, head and spinal injury, asthma, anaphylaxis, and acute allergic reaction | All of the topics covered in the EFAW course, plus muscle and bone injuries, and drowning |
| Target audience | Employees who work in a workplace that is required to have first aid trained staff | Sports coaches and competitors |
have a responsibility to maintain their competency in this area. UK Athletics recommends that all
Leaders and Coaches undertake an appropriate level of first aid training. This is mandatory for all new
Coaches and Leaders entering the qualification pathway and is a condition of the Coach licencing
scheme.
activity takes place without a First Aider immediately available, UK Athletics strongly recommends
that existing Coaches and Leaders have an in-date First Aid Training Certificate as a minimum standard.
We would expect this to be at training locations where the expected response time for help is between
10 and 30 minutes.
There are many reasons why you should choose Siren First Aid Training for Sports. Here are just a few:
- Our instructors are experts in sports first aid. Our instructors are all qualified and experienced in sports first aid. They have a wealth of knowledge and experience in dealing with injuries and illnesses that can occur in sports.
- Our courses are practical and hands-on. Our courses are designed to give you the skills and confidence you need to provide first aid in a sports setting. You will learn how to assess an injured or ill athlete, how to provide basic first aid, and how to use first aid equipment.
- Our courses are accredited. Our courses are accredited by the National Governing Bodies of Sport (NGBs). This means that you can be sure that you are receiving a high-quality education.
- Our courses are affordable. Our courses are affordable and accessible to everyone. We offer a variety of payment options, so you can find a course that fits your budget.
If you are looking for a sports first aid course that will give you the skills and confidence you need to help others, then Siren First Aid Training is the perfect choice for you. Contact us today to learn more about our courses and to book your place.
Here are some additional benefits of taking a sports first aid course from Siren Training:
- You will learn how to recognize and treat common sports injuries, such as sprains, strains, concussions, and heatstroke.
- You will learn how to use first aid equipment safely and effectively.
- You will learn how to manage a sports emergency, such as a cardiac arrest or a head injury.
- You will gain the confidence to act in an emergency and help to save a life.
If you are involved in sports, then taking a sports first aid course from Siren Training is a wise investment. It could help to save a life.
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2 DAY FIRST AID RE-QUALIFICATION TRAINING
Our 2 day First Aid requalification course is a condensed version of the 3 day First Aid at Work course whereby we cover all topics in 2 days rather than 3. Only students who hold a current 3 day First Aid at Work certificate or a certificate that hasn’t expired by more than 28 days can attend. If your certificate is expired you need to re-take 3 day first aid at work training.
3-DAY FIRST AID AT WORK TRAINING
The First Aid at Work training is for those wishing to become full first aiders in the workplace. If you work in higher risk environments such as construction, manufacturing, hospitality then this First Aid training course for you. A 3 year certificate is issued on completion of the course. Now you can choose a blended option too. 1 day F2F and 2 days online.
PAEDIATRIC FIRST AID (OFSTED APPROVED)
Our Paediatric First Aid Course is an OFSTED approved. This First Aid course is specifically designed for those looking to register with OFSTED. Our blended learning option allows you to attend for one day instead of two, saving you time and money. You will complete 6 hours online and 6 hours face to face with a trainer.
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