One-day courseOctober 2026Part of HSW MonthOFQUAL regulated7 hrs Driver CPC
QNUK Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work
This one-day course meets the minimum Health & Safety requirements for workplace first aid and equips you with the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to respond effectively to first aid emergencies. Designed for lower-risk working environments, it covers the essential techniques to manage emergency situations safely and effectively. OFQUAL regulated, and accredited for 7 hours of Driver CPC training.
1 day
a single focused day away from the day job
£125 + VAT
per delegate, with lunch and refreshments included
22nd October
date confirmed, book your place today
Crawley
at our training centre in West Sussex
What you’ll learn
✓ The role and responsibilities of an emergency first aider
✓ Assessing an emergency situation safely
✓ Managing an unresponsive casualty, CPR and defibrillator awareness
✓ Choking, wounds, bleeding and shock
✓ Minor injuries and when to seek further help
✓ Recording and reporting incidents correctly
Who this course is for
✓ Workplaces needing a qualified emergency first aider (lower-risk environments)
✓ Professional drivers: the day counts as 7 hours of Driver CPC
✓ Nominated first aiders renewing their three-year certificate
✓ Anyone who wants the confidence to act in an emergency
Meet your trainer
Lucy Soper is a specialist first aid trainer whose sessions are hands-on, practical and confidence-building. She has trained delegates across every kind of workplace, and you will leave her course knowing exactly what to do when it matters.
Your day includes
✓ Expert-led training from experienced industry professionals
✓ All course materials and certification
✓ Lunch and refreshments throughout the day
✓ Practical takeaways you can use the next morning
£125 + VAT per delegate. Group rates available for three or more from the same organisation.
Frequently asked questions
Is this course right for my workplace?
The Emergency First Aid at Work qualification is designed for lower-risk working environments such as offices, shops and depots. If your risk assessment calls for a full First Aid at Work qualification, contact us and we will advise.
How does the Driver CPC accreditation work?
The course is accredited for 7 hours of Driver CPC periodic training, so professional drivers bank a full day of their 35-hour requirement while gaining a nationally recognised first aid qualification.
How long is the qualification valid?
The QNUK Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work is valid for three years, after which a requalification course is needed.
Is there an exam?
You are assessed through practical demonstration and short written assessment during the day. Our trainers prepare you thoroughly, and the vast majority of delegates pass first time.
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Part of our Health, Safety & Wellbeing Month. Places are limited and dates are announced soon; book early to secure your spot.