Course Overview
As a workplace first aider, you’re the first line of defence in emergencies, but without proper training, those critical first minutes can mean the difference between life and death. This Emergency First Aid at Work Course is a CPD-accredited online programme that equips you with essential life-saving skills required in UK workplaces. Aligned with HSE guidance and trusted by employers across all sectors.
Covering all core EFAW competencies, including CPR, AED use, choking, bleeding, shock, and workplace injury management, this course meets employer requirements for workplace first-aider training under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations. You’ll learn how to assess incidents safely, perform emergency procedures, and respond confidently until professional help arrives. 100% online and self-paced with flexible learning options.
Complete the course and receive a CPD-accredited certificate recognised by UK employers. You’ll have the practical skills to perform adult CPR, use an AED, manage severe bleeding, and treat workplace injuries confidently. This qualification demonstrates your capability as a workplace first aider and could save a colleague’s life when it matters most.
Key Highlights
- CPD-accredited Emergency First Aid at Work course aligned with HSE guidance
- Covers CPR, AED use, choking, bleeding, shock, and workplace injuries
- Meets employer requirements for workplace first-aider training under UK regulations
- 100% online and self-paced with flexible learning options
- Designed for employees and employers across all UK sectors
- CPD certificate upon completion recognised by UK employers
What You’ll Learn
- Perform adult CPR and use an Automated External Defibrillator confidently
- Complete a Primary Survey using DRABC and manage life-threatening emergencies
- Place an unconscious casualty into the recovery position safely
- Recognise and treat severe bleeding, shock, choking, and burns effectively
- Manage workplace injuries including fractures, sprains, and minor wounds
- Assess incidents safely using dynamic risk assessment techniques
- Record and report accidents following workplace procedures and regulations
- Respond calmly and confidently during workplace emergencies until help arrives
Gift Courses
- Course 01: FIRST AID
- Course 02: Fire Safety Training
Accreditation & Recognition
This Emergency First Aid At Work is fully CPD-accredited, ensuring your qualification meets trusted professional standards for relevant fields. It is widely recognised by UK employers as a benchmark for continuing professional development and compliance training.
- Earn a CPD Accredited certificate to showcase your knowledge and skills
- 100% online, self-paced study with 12 months’ access
- Includes online multiple-choice exam and optional reflective portfolio
- Order a CPD-accredited digital certificate (optional printed version available for £24.99)
- Recognised by UK employers and globally trusted certification
Assessment & Certification
Your progress in this Emergency First Aid At Work is measured through an online multiple-choice assessment with a 60% pass mark and instant results. Learners can retake the exam for free, ensuring full understanding before completion.
Upon passing, you can order a PDF version of the CPD Accredited certificate, verifying your learning achievement and continued professional development aligned with industry knowledge standards. You can also order a hardcopy certificate for £24.99 to boost your credibility and showcase your achievement.
This qualification includes no hidden fees and is recognised by UK employers as evidence of structured learning and professional growth.
Who Is This Course For?
- Office and administrative staff responsible for workplace safety
- Supervisors and team leaders overseeing staff wellbeing
- Healthcare and care assistants supporting workplace first aid
- Warehouse, manufacturing, and industrial workers handling hazards
- Aspiring health and safety personnel seeking emergency response skills
Career Opportunities & Progression
- First Aid Officer – £21,000–£33,000 per year in the UK
- Health and Safety Assistant – £22,000–£35,000 per year in the UK
- Office Manager – £25,000–£40,000 per year in the UK
- Care Assistant – £18,000–£27,000 per year in the UK
- Facilities Supervisor – £23,000–£38,000 per year in the UK
Key Skills You’ll Gain
- Perform CPR, BLS, and life-saving interventions confidently
- Manage injuries, burns, fractures, and soft tissue effectively
- Respond to environmental hazards and workplace emergencies
- Conduct risk assessments and implement safety controls
- Support children, infants, and adults during first aid incidents
- Communicate clearly during emergencies and maintain accurate records
- Apply legal and procedural knowledge in workplace first aid
- Develop confidence and practical decision-making in critical situations
- Why Study with Edu Xpress
Edu Xpress is a trusted CPD-accredited training provider dedicated to helping professionals build confidence, leadership, and compliance in the UK job sector. Our expert-led online courses are designed to fit around your lifestyle, giving you the flexibility to study anywhere, anytime.
- CPD-accredited and employer-recognised qualifications trusted across the UK
- Expert tutors with essential real-world experience
- 100% online learning with UK-based learner support
- Affordable, transparent pricing with no hidden fees
- Trusted by thousands of UK learners and global professionals
Enrol today to build confidence in emergency response with the CPD-accredited Emergency First Aid At Work, strengthening skills, knowledge, and real-world workplace safety understanding.
Curriculum Description
Module 01: Introduction to First Aid
This module introduces workplace first aid principles, roles, and responsibilities. Learners will explore legal requirements, best practices, and professional expectations in emergency care. Practical examples establish a foundation for safe and effective first aid practice.
Module 02: Primary Survey
Develop skills to assess a casualty’s condition in emergencies. The module covers the ABC (Airway, Breathing, Circulation) approach, prioritisation, and immediate intervention. Learners gain confidence in initial assessment and critical decision-making.
Module 03: Secondary Survey
Explore detailed examination procedures following the primary survey. Learners will learn to identify injuries, assess vital signs, and prioritise care. Practical application reinforces systematic and thorough assessment skills.
Module 04: Basic Life Support
Understand CPR techniques and resuscitation for adults, children, and infants. The module covers chest compressions, rescue breaths, and use of AEDs. Scenarios enable learners to practise skills safely and effectively.
Module 05: Call for an Emergency
Learn when and how to contact emergency services appropriately. The module emphasises providing accurate information, maintaining safety, and following protocols. Practical exercises reinforce clarity and confidence under pressure.
Module 06: Basic First-Aid Techniques
Develop practical skills in treating common workplace injuries. The module covers bandaging, splints, wound care, and bleeding control. Learners gain hands-on knowledge for effective intervention.
Module 07: Wounds and Bleeding
Learn to recognise and treat different types of wounds and bleeding. The module covers control measures, infection prevention, and monitoring recovery. Scenarios enhance applied first aid competency.
Module 08: Burns and Scalds
Understand management of thermal injuries, including burns and scalds. Learners will explore assessment, treatment, and pain management strategies. Practical application ensures confident and safe care.
Module 09: Fractures and Soft Tissue Injuries
Develop skills to identify and manage fractures, sprains, and strains. The module covers immobilisation, monitoring, and risk reduction. Learners will apply techniques safely in workplace settings.
Module 10: Head and Spinal Injuries
Learn first aid for head trauma and suspected spinal injuries. The module covers assessment, immobilisation, and emergency response. Practical guidance emphasises caution, safety, and professional responsibility.
Module 11: Eye Injuries
Explore recognition and care for eye injuries, including foreign bodies and chemical exposure. The module covers assessment, first aid procedures, and safety considerations. Learners gain practical skills for accurate response.
Module 12: Bites and Stings
Understand management of insect bites, animal bites, and stings. The module covers identification, treatment, and monitoring for complications. Practical guidance ensures effective care in emergencies.
Module 13: Environmental Emergencies
Learn first aid for heat, cold, dehydration, and other environmental hazards. The module covers assessment, treatment, and risk prevention strategies. Learners gain confidence responding to environmental incidents.
Module 14: Chest Pains and Heart Attacks
Understand recognition and immediate care for heart attacks and cardiac events. The module covers symptoms, response protocols, and supportive measures. Learners develop critical skills for life-saving intervention.
Module 15: Strokes and Fainting
Explore first aid for strokes, fainting, and loss of consciousness. The module covers assessment, positioning, and timely emergency response. Learners gain confidence in managing acute medical events.
Module 16: Respiratory Emergencies
Learn to respond to breathing difficulties, asthma attacks, and choking. The module covers airway management, rescue techniques, and monitoring. Practical examples reinforce safe and effective intervention.
Module 17: Poisoning and Anaphylaxis
Develop skills to manage chemical exposure, poisoning, and severe allergic reactions. The module covers recognition, use of emergency medication, and monitoring. Learners gain confidence in rapid and safe responses.
Module 18: Seizures
Understand first aid for epileptic and other seizure types. The module covers assessment, safety measures, and post-episode care. Practical guidance enhances competence and professional confidence.
Module 19: Illnesses and Infections
Learn to recognise and manage common illnesses and infections in the workplace. The module covers symptoms, isolation precautions, and emergency response. Learners gain applied skills to maintain safety and care.
Module 20: Child and Infant First Aid
Explore first aid techniques specific to children and infants. The module covers CPR, choking, and common injuries. Practical examples reinforce confidence in paediatric emergency care.
Module 21: Water Safety and Drowning
Understand risks, prevention, and response for water-related incidents. The module covers rescue techniques, resuscitation, and emergency planning. Learners gain critical skills for safe intervention.
Module 22: Psychological First Aid
Learn to support individuals emotionally after a trauma or emergency. The module covers reassurance, communication, and coping strategies. Applied examples help learners provide empathetic care alongside medical support.
Module 23: Secondary Illness, Loss of Responsiveness and CPR
Develop advanced skills for managing secondary conditions and unresponsive casualties. The module covers monitoring, CPR, and emergency escalation. Learners practise confidence and effective life-saving techniques.
Module 24: Call for an Emergency
Reinforce effective emergency communication strategies. The module focuses on clarity, prioritisation, and timely escalation to services. Practical exercises ensure readiness in workplace crises.
Module 25: Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Understand the role of EMS in workplace emergencies. The module covers coordination, handover, and communication protocols. Learners gain knowledge to optimise support for emergency responders.
Module 26: Incident Management
Learn structured approaches to managing workplace incidents. The module covers scene assessment, delegation, and monitoring. Applied guidance ensures organised and safe intervention.
Module 27: Emergency Planning and Preparedness
Develop skills to prepare for emergencies through planning and drills. The module covers policies, equipment, and readiness strategies. Learners gain confidence in proactive emergency management.
Module 28: Risk Assessment and Management
Understand how to identify, evaluate, and control workplace risks. The module covers risk assessment techniques, mitigation strategies, and documentation. Learners develop practical safety management skills.
Module 29: Legal Framework for Workplace First Aid
Learn the UK legal requirements for first aid provision in workplaces. The module covers legislation, duty of care, and compliance expectations. Knowledge ensures lawful and professional practice.
Module 30: Communication and Record Keeping
Develop skills for accurate documentation and effective communication in emergencies. The module covers reporting, incident logs, and team coordination. Learners gain practical competence for professional workplace practice.
Curriculum
- 5 Sections
- 61 Lessons
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- Emergency First Aid At Work30
- 1.1Module 01: Introduction to First Aid
- 1.2Module 02: Primary Survey
- 1.3Module 03: Secondary Survey
- 1.4Module 04: Basic Life Support
- 1.5Module 05: Call for an Emergency
- 1.6Module 06: Basic First-Aid Techniques
- 1.7Module 07: Wounds and Bleeding
- 1.8Module 08: Burns and Scalds
- 1.9Module 09: Fractures and Soft Tissue Injuries
- 1.10Module 10: Head and Spinal Injuries
- 1.11Module 11: Eye Injuries
- 1.12Module 12: Bites and Stings
- 1.13Module 13: Environmental Emergencies
- 1.14Module 14: Chest Pains and Heart Attacks
- 1.15Module 15: Strokes and Fainting
- 1.16Module 16: Respiratory Emergencies
- 1.17Module 17: Poisoning and Anaphylaxis
- 1.18Module 18: Seizures
- 1.19Module 19: Illnesses and Infections
- 1.20Module 20: Child and Infant First Aid
- 1.21Module 21: Water Safety and Drowning
- 1.22Module 22: Psychological First Aid
- 1.23Module 23: Secondary Illness, Loss of Responsiveness and CPR
- 1.24Module 24: Call for an Emergency
- 1.25Module 25: Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
- 1.26Module 26: Incident Management
- 1.27Module 27: Emergency Planning and Preparedness
- 1.28Module 28: Risk Assessment and Management
- 1.29Module 29: Legal Framework for Workplace First Aid
- 1.30Module 30: Communication and Record Keeping
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- FIRST AID16
- 4.1Module 01: Overview of First Aid and its Importance
- 4.2Module 02: Assessing the Scene and the Victim
- 4.3Module 03: CPR for Adults, Children & Infants
- 4.4Module 04: Wound Care
- 4.5Module 05: Musculoskeletal Injuries
- 4.6Module 06: Head, Neck, and Spinal Injuries
- 4.7Module 07: Chest and Abdominal Injuries
- 4.8Module 08: Burns
- 4.9Module 09: Environmental Emergencies
- 4.10Module 10: Poisoning
- 4.11Module 11: Allergic Reactions
- 4.12Module 12: Cardiac Emergencies
- 4.13Module 13: Neurological Emergencies
- 4.14Module 14: Trauma Emergencies
- 4.15Module 16: Disaster Preparedness
- 4.16Module 15: Paediatric Emergencies
- Fire Safety Training15
- 5.1Module 2: Fire Safety Legislation
- 5.2Module 1: Introduction to Fire Safety
- 5.3Module 3: Fire Risk Assessment & Prevention
- 5.4Module 4: Fire Safety Management
- 5.5Module 5: Building Design and Fire Safety
- 5.6Module 6: Electrical Safety and Fire Hazards
- 5.7Module 7: Chemical and Hazardous Material Safety
- 5.8Module 8: Fire Investigation and Analysis
- 5.9Module 9: Fire Safety and Human Behaviour
- 5.10Module 10: Fire Safety in the Workplace
- 5.11Module 11: Fire Safety and the Environment
- 5.12Module 12: Fire Safety and Construction
- 5.13Module 13: Fire Safety and Transportation
- 5.14Module 14: Fire Safety and Community
- 5.15Module 15: Fire Safety and Technology






