Are you part of the forestry industry? Recent changes in Forestry Commission policy emphasize the importance of comprehensive first aid training that covers additional topics relevant to the unique risks faced by forestry workers. Our Forestry First Aid course goes beyond the standard Emergency First Aid criteria, ensuring you’re well-prepared for any situation.
 
Who Should Attend?
Forestry Workers: Whether you’re a tree surgeon, farmer, or work in an agricultural or remote environment, this course is tailored to your needs.
 
Forestry Course Content
Crush Injuries: Learn how to handle injuries caused by heavy objects or machinery.
Catastrophic Bleeding (including Chainsaw Injuries and Gunshot Wounds): Understand life-saving techniques for severe bleeding incidents.
Hypothermia / Exposure: Recognize and manage cold-related emergencies.
Suspension Injuries: Address injuries related to falls or entanglements.
Lyme’s Disease Awareness: Learn about this tick-borne illness and its symptoms.
Lightning & High Voltage Injuries: Understand the risks associated with electrical hazards.
Casualty Evacuation Planning: Plan and execute safe evacuations in remote environments.
 
First Aid at Work Course Content:
Health & Safety: Understand safety protocols specific to forestry work.
First Aid Kit Usage: Learn how to effectively use a First Aid kit.
Resuscitation (CPR): For adults
AED Familiarization: Gain proficiency in using Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs).
Recovery Position: Know how to position an unconscious person safely.
Choking (Adult): Learn life-saving techniques for choking incidents.
Burns & Scalds: Understand first aid for burns and scalds.
Poisoning (including Anaphylaxis): Recognize and respond to poisoning emergencies.
Shock Management: Learn to recognize and manage shock.
Bleeding (including Catastrophic Bleeding): Address severe bleeding situations.
Head Injuries: Learn about head injury assessment and care.
Fractures, Sprains & Strains: Understand musculoskeletal injuries.
Specific Medical Conditions: Heart Attack, Asthma, Diabetes and Seizures.
 
Assessment and Certification:
Assessments are conducted by qualified professionals.
Successful delegates receive a certification valid for three years.
 
Note: 
To maintain the validity of the First Aid at Work Certificate, candidates must complete a 2-day refresher course within 3 months before expiry.