Emergency First Aid at Work + Forestry Training Course

This one-day Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course is tailored for individuals working in forestry, arboriculture, or the broader land-based sectors. It combines standard first aid training with additional modules specific to injuries and health issues prevalent in these industries.

Course Content:

  • Essential First Aid Training: Learn to act safely and effectively in emergencies, with skills in treating unconscious patients, managing seizures, and performing CPR.
  • Choking and Bleeding Management: Gain the ability to recognize and treat patients who are choking and manage various types of bleeding.
  • Forestry-Specific Risks:
    • Falls from Height: Addressing the risks and first aid procedures related to falls from height typical in forestry operations.
    • Chainsaw Injuries: Learn to handle major bleeding specifically associated with chainsaw accidents.
    • Crush Injuries and Suspension Trauma: Training on how to manage crush injuries and the effects of suspension trauma from harnesses.
    • Lyme Disease: Recognition and initial care for bites that could lead to Lyme disease.

Equipment Required:

  • Protective Equipment: Participants should wear suitable clothing that allows them to practice resuscitation techniques effectively on the floor.

Prerequisites:

  • Participants must be over 16 years old and reasonably agile to perform the physical components of the course.

Further Details:

This course not only equips you with the essential knowledge for general first aid but also delves into the complex scenarios faced in forestry-related activities, ensuring you are prepared for industry-specific emergencies.

For more information, course schedules, and to register, please visit our dedicated course page.

At Wildscape Deer Management, we are committed to enhancing expertise and professionalism within the land management industry. That's why we've partnered with South East Landbased Training Courses (SELT), known for their exceptional vocational training tailored specifically to the needs of the work environment. SELT, led by Sarah Firrell, offers a profound blend of practical experience and theoretical knowledge crucial for success in land-based industries. This collaboration allows us to access bespoke training modules, connecting with experts and other professionals who share a commitment to the sustainability of our British countryside. Together, we aim to foster a well-educated workforce that can effectively contribute to and thrive in rural and environmental management sectors.