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CPR and AED (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Automated External Defibrillation)

This one-day course gives participants the vital skills and confidence to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies. The practical training is ideal for individuals in various workplaces and public settings, ensuring they can confidently use an AED and perform CPR.

Through practical, hands-on instruction, learners will understand how to recognise cardiac arrest, deliver high-quality CPR, and safety operate an AED, giving the patient the best possible chance of survival in a life-threatening situation.

Successful participants gain a Level 2 Award from an accredited training provider, which is valid for three years.

This course meets the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and Resuscitation Council (UK) training recommendations.

We offer the flexibility to conduct this training for up to 12 people at your location or at our offices in Wiltshire.

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Course Description

Responsibilities and reporting

Unresponsive casualty

Assessment of the situation

Defibrillation procedures

Resuscitation techniques

Choking management

Heart attacks

AED safety and functions

Infection control

Learning Objectives

Understand the role and responsibilities of a first aider in cardiac emergencies

Demonstrate effective CPR techniques

Use an AED competently and confidently

Assess and manage unresponsive casualties

Provide appropriate first aid for choking and heart attack victims

Ensure safety and infection control during first aid procedures

The trainer was absolutely outstanding. That’s not just my view, but the view of many of the attendees who subsequently contacted me to make similar observations.

Alun James

Lea, Garsdon & Cleverton Parish Council

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