Why First Aid training needs to change in the hybrid working world

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Presenters

• Debs Pettitt DipRGRT MCSP MACOPHE - Posturite Consultant and Lead First Aid Trainer
• Jonathan White - Posturite Key Account Manager, First Aid Training
• Katharine Metters MCSP C.ErgHF MCIEHF CMIOSH CREE - Posturite Lead Consultant

Overview

First aid training gives you the ability to save lives. But will your First Aiders be available in the workplace should you need them, or will they be working from home on that occasion?

The first aid experts at Posturite invite you to a webinar to discuss how new approaches to first aid training can suit hybrid workers and their organisations.

Join us to discover...

• The challenges companies might be facing around first aid training during a movement towards hybrid working
• How many first aiders should an employer have?
• How often should first aiders receive training?
• The strengths and weaknesses of classroom-based training
• How people can best access first aid training from home
• The moves towards more interactive training
• How first aid scenarios might now be different

You'll also have the chance to put your questions to our panel.

Who is this webinar for?

People who participate in or organise first aid training, including:

• Health and Safety Managers
• Learning and Development Managers
• Office Managers
• Facilities and Operations Managers
• Health and Wellbeing teams
• First Aiders and Mental Health First Aiders

Who needs to train in first aid?

First aid is a valuable life skill for everyone. In workplaces it is vital, and required by law, to provide adequate equipment, facilities and personnel to give casualties immediate attention. This law applies to all workplaces, even those with fewer than five staff members.

Posturite trains employees to earn officially recognised Qualsafe first aid qualifications, and provides specific training in subjects such as AED (defibrillator) use and paediatric first aid.

All first aid courses are run by experts with a wealth of experience in first aid, healthcare and the emergency services. Any queries? Please email [email protected].