Forestry First Aid

Qualification Overview: Forestry First Aid Course

This qualification has been designed to provide the knowledge and competence for a learner to deal with emergency first aid situations in a forestry/agricultural environment. This qualification is designed to supplement a First Aider’s existing First Aid at Work or Emergency First Aid at Work qualification and covers the recommended topics stated in the Forestry Commission First Aid policy 2015.

The training also covers additional topics that are relevant to the risk associated with forestry work, such as crush injuries, catastrophic bleeding, hypothermia, suspension injuries, Lyme’s Disease, and lightning & high voltage injuries.

Our Next Open Course

Thursday 7th November 2024.

Friday 8th November 2024.

Friday 24th January 2025.

16.30-18.30.

£30 plus VAT per person

Training will take place at Sapphire House , Norwich. NR7 8SQ.

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Course Duration and Structure:

The Forestry First Aid Course should delivered over a minimum of 2 contact hours in the classroom, consisting of practical and theoretical activities. This qualification can also be combined with
the 1-day Emergency First Aid at Work or 3-day First Aid at Work course, providing the minimum contact hours and assessment criteria has been achieved.

Our experienced and qualified training team will conduct the course, providing you with the opportunity to learn and practice the necessary skills required to manage emergency situations effectively.

The practical and theoretical assessment is ongoing throughout the duration of the course and a three year qualification can be offered to all, subject to assessment.

Course Syllabus:

During the course, you will learn various outdoor first aid subjects:

• Emergency planning and remote medical assistance
• Catastrophic Bleeding Control
• Crush injuries
• Effects of extreme cold
• Lyme disease

Enrolment and Requirements:

To qualify for the course, students must be a minimum of 14 years old. Each course has a maximum capacity of 12 students which allows for personalised attention and ample opportunities for hands-on practice and interaction with the instructor.

Who Should Take This Course:

The Forestry First Aid Course is recommended for individuals who work in the forestry industry, including tree fellers, arborists, tree surgeons, loggers, forest workers, and other members of the forestry industry.

This course is also useful for outdoor enthusiasts who love to explore nature and go camping or hiking. Enrolling in this course can provide non-professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to respond competently to emergencies that may arise in outdoor scenarios.

Pricing

Open Courses

  • 2 hour course £30.00 plus VAT per person
  • 1 day course from £93.00 plus VAT per person.
  • 2 day course from £145.00 plus VAT per person.
  • 3 day course from £163.00 plus VAT per person.
  • Half day POA.

Closed Courses

  • POA.
  • First Aid Courses maximum x 12 students.
  • Health & Safety and Food Safety maximum 16 Students.

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