The first few minutes after a workplace injury often decide the outcome, yet most facilities are not truly ready for that moment. Industrial machinery, transportation, agricultural mechanization, and the fast pace of daily life all create real exposure to injury, and despite proper safety measures, incident numbers in workplaces and everyday life remain significant.

Injuries also vary widely in nature and cause: they happen on factory floors and farms, inside schools and universities, while using cars, motorcycles, or bicycles, during sports, and throughout ordinary daily activity. This course prepares participants to act fast and correctly the moment an injury occurs, wherever it happens.

• Apply urgent procedures for breathing disturbances, cardiac activity, controlling external bleeding, dressing wounds, and immobilizing injured parts.
• Use correct techniques for lifting, transferring, and removing clothing from an injured person.
• Respond to first-aid situations according to clear priorities.
• Recognize the importance of a workplace first-aid and health station, and how to set one up properly.

Target Audience

Anyone connected, directly or indirectly, to public-health matters, including:

• Supervisors of workers.
• Employees in hazardous industrial facilities.
• Performance managers and supervisors within establishments.
• Owners of industrial facilities themselves.

Module 1: Understanding First Aid

• What first aid is, and its core principles and basics.

Module 2: Emergency Response Priorities in the Workplace

• Rescue rules and assisting an injured person on site.
• Priorities of the first responder within the workplace.

Module 3: Core Emergency Procedures

• Managing breathing and cardiac disturbances.
• Controlling external bleeding and dressing wounds.
• Immobilizing an injured body part.

Module 4: Safe Handling and On-Site Readiness

• Correct techniques for lifting, transferring, and removing clothing from the injured.
• Setting up and maintaining a first-aid and health station in the workplace.

Module 5: Facility Requirements and Responder Safety

• First-aid requirements specific to industrial facilities.
• Conditions for protecting the responder within hazardous facilities.

Course Dates and Locations:

Courses are held in Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Australia, and the United States, at a time and place that fits your schedule.

Delivery Formats:

Group training at Academy centers. Individual training. Field and practical training following an advanced methodology. Theoretical training in the Academy's dedicated halls.

What You Receive:

Upon completion, participants receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy.

Note:

This course can also be delivered at a time and place that suits you, with the high standards the Academy applies for key personnel. For more information, contact the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy team.