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First Aid Training Around the Rota in Marlow
Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training, a Windsor-based first aid and fire safety training company, delivers blended first aid courses at premises in Marlow and across five counties. Blended learning puts the theory online and keeps a shorter practical with a trainer, and the certificate matches the classroom course.
Is a blended course as good as a classroom one?
Blended learning splits a first aid course in two: self-paced online theory first, then a shorter trainer-led practical. Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training runs the practical at your premises.
A blended certificate carries the same accreditation and the same three years as a classroom one. The trade-off is that the online part must be finished before the practical. It suits shift workers and multi-site employers.
What is a blended first aid course?
A course split into online theory, done in your own time, and a shorter face-to-face practical with a trainer. With Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training the practical is delivered on site, and the certificate matches the classroom route.
Which first aid course does a workplace need?
The answer comes out of a first-aid needs assessment, not out of a brochure. Lower-risk workplaces such as offices and shops usually need the one-day course. Sites with machinery, chemicals or a big workforce generally need the three-day qualification.
Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training is candid when a team needs less than it expected. Over-training wastes days, and under-training leaves a risk uncovered. Headcount, shifts and hazards are worth having to hand.
Are online first aid courses valid?
The theory can be done online, but first aid skills have to be practised and assessed in person. Blended learning pairs online theory with a hands-on practical, for the same accredited certificate.
What does fire safety law ask of an employer?
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires the responsible person to give staff with fire-safety duties suitable training. A named fire warden should therefore be trained for it.
Normally the responsible person is the employer or the person in control of the building. How many wardens a site needs depends on its size, layout, headcount and risk. This is a general outline, not legal advice.
Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety first aid courses Oxford Training is based in Windsor and delivers courses on site in Marlow and across five counties. The number is 07771 680794; quotes are free.
Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training
70 Fountain Gardens, Windsor SL4 3SX, United Kingdom
Phone: 07771 680794
Website: www.aim2aid.co.uk
Based in Windsor, training on site across five counties.