Refresh essential skills. Renew workplace confidence. Keep your qualified workplace first aiders confident, capable and ready to respond with our First Aid at Work Requalification course.

This practical two-day course is designed for existing First Aid at Work certificate holders who need to renew their qualification. Learners will revisit essential knowledge, refresh lifesaving skills and practise responding to realistic workplace emergencies.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for existing workplace first aiders whose First Aid at Work certificate is approaching expiry.

It is ideal for employers and managers who need to maintain suitable first-aid cover and ensure their trained staff remain competent and confident.

Learners must provide evidence of an existing First Aid at Work certificate before attending.

What will learners cover?

Learners will refresh their ability to:

Assess and manage an emergency
Carry out primary and secondary surveys
Manage an unresponsive casualty
Perform CPR and use an AED
Respond to choking, bleeding and shock
Treat burns, fractures and spinal injuries
Manage head, chest and eye injuries
Recognise anaphylaxis and poisoning
Respond to heart attacks, strokes, seizures, asthma and diabetes
Record and report workplace incidents
Course information

Duration: Two days
Delivery: Face-to-face practical training
Maximum group size: 12 learners
Assessment: Practical and knowledge assessments
Certification: Qualification valid for three years
Entry requirement: Existing First Aid at Work certificate

Flexible booking options

Open courses
Book individual places for first aiders who need to renew their qualification.

On-site group training
Arrange training at your workplace for up to 12 learners, helping to reduce travel and minimise disruption.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

Our training is practical, engaging and focused on realistic workplace situations. Learners have the opportunity to rebuild confidence, ask questions and strengthen skills they may not have used since their previous course.

Creating spaces where people grow.