FIRST AID TRAINING IN BELFAST AND ACROSS NORTHERN IRELAND

What Northern Ireland law expects for staff who work alone, from van and taxi drivers to field engineers, and the practical arrangements that get help to them.

CPR is the same for a woman, but defibrillator pads need bare skin. What to do about her bra, how to protect her dignity, and why any delay costs lives.

Who is responsible for first aid in a Northern Ireland school, what you need in place for staff and pupils, and which training suits which role.

What a Northern Ireland workplace first aid kit should hold, when a BS 8599-1 kit is enough, what your assessment may add and how to keep it stocked.

Whether your Northern Ireland workplace needs a defibrillator, who can use one, which type to choose, how to register it and what it costs.

The weekly look, three-monthly check on The Circuit, pads, batteries and after-use steps that keep a workplace defibrillator ready for a 999 call.

Work out how many fire marshals your premises need by counting the areas that must be checked in an evacuation, then testing that cover against who is on site, when, and through normal absences.

The paediatric first aid training childminders, nurseries, playgroups and out-of-school clubs in Northern Ireland need, and how many people to train.

First aid certificates last three years. What happens when one expires, how to renew EFAW and First Aid at Work, and when to book.

What an appointed person does, what the role doesn’t include, and when an appointed person can be enough for your workplace.

How to carry out a first aid needs assessment for a Northern Ireland workplace: hazards, people, working arrangements and what to record.

Choose between Emergency First Aid at Work and First Aid at Work by matching course content to the needs your workplace has identified.

Work out how many trained first aiders your workplace needs, then test the number against shifts, locations and normal absences.

What Northern Ireland law requires of a sports club, what governing bodies expect at training and matches, and what we’d have in place before every session.

How Sport First Aid and Emergency First Aid at Work compare for club coaches, volunteers and staff, and where your governing body’s own course fits.