Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW)
Essential one-day lifesaving skills for low to medium-risk workplaces.
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Ofqual-regulated · On-site UK-wide
Workplace training that stands up to inspection.
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Compliance Led · Built around the rules that apply to you
Ofqual-regulated qualifications
HSE guidance
Health & Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
CQC care standards
EYFS & Ofsted requirements
CITB · CSCS · CCNSG aligned
NEBOSH & IOSH pathways
HACCP principles
IFE-accredited extinguisher training
01 Start here
Tell us who you are.
Tell us who you are.
We'll take it from there.
Different roles need different courses, so pick the one that matches you
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Booking training for a team
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Tell us what your people actually do
Job roles, risk profile and headcount decide the course — not a catalogue page. A low-risk office needs Emergency First Aid at Work; a manufacturing floor almost certainly needs the full three-day First Aid at Work.
Takes about two minutes on the phone
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We map it to a regulated qualification
You get a written recommendation naming the exact course, level, duration and how many sessions/trainers your group size needs — plus what it costs.
Quote by email, no obligation
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Delivered your way, around your shifts
Depending on the course, training is delivered on-site at your premises anywhere in the UK, at one of our venues, or online. Where it helps, we build the practical scenarios around your own equipment, layout and tasks so it lands with the team.
Early, late and split sessions available
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You get the certificate that proves it
Certificates and attendance records land with you ready for your training matrix — the evidence an inspector, insurer or principal contractor will ask to see. Most stay valid for three years.
Renewal reminders before expiry
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Work out which certificate is being asked for
Employers rarely use the official course name. "Food hygiene" usually means Level 2 Food Safety & Hygiene; "first aid ticket" usually means Emergency First Aid at Work. Send us the wording and we'll translate it.
Send a screenshot of the job advert if easier
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Join an existing on-site session
Because we deliver to organisations, individual places open up on scheduled courses. Tell us your location and the qualification you need and we'll match you to the next suitable date near you.
Availability depends on region and course
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Make your certificate count
A recognised qualification gives your training more value. Our courses follow clear standards and assessment requirements, giving you credible proof of your knowledge and skills.
Valid across the UK
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Walk away with a recognised certificate
Our courses lead to nationally recognised qualifications — the kind an employer, agency or awarding body will readily accept.
A certificate that you can rely on
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Start from the standard, not the course
Every sector has its own compliance trigger — EYFS paediatric first-aid requirements, CQC expectations for safe and competent care, the Fire Safety Order's requirement for competent persons, or an HSE first-aid needs assessment. We work backwards from the requirement that applies to you.
Tell us which body is asking
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We identify the gaps in your current position
Usually, the issue is not that nobody is trained. It is that the qualification level is wrong, a certificate has expired, or nobody holds the specific role the requirement calls for. A quick conversation helps us establish what is missing or needed.
Bring your current training matrix if you have one
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Close the gaps in the right order
Statutory requirements first, then the supporting awareness training. For example, where fire is the concern, a written fire risk assessment often has to come before you know how many marshals you actually need.
Fire risk assessment available as a service
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Hold evidence, not assurances
Regulated qualifications, dated certificates and attendance records give you something to hand over. "We ran an in-house briefing" rarely survives contact with an inspector.
Records issued after every session
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The deadline gets you started, not finished.
We tackle your urgent requirement first and make sure it is fully documented, so you are protected when it counts. Then, we keep building from there. Clients racing against the clock often discover they receive a more comprehensive training programme than they expected, not a pared-down version.
Half-day and one-day options exist for most areas
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Compress the delivery, not the standard
We can arrange multiple sessions in a single day, split shifts, or even bring in two trainers for larger teams. However, we never cut corners on regulated qualifications. A certificate that cannot be trusted is worse than having none at all.
Second trainer available for larger groups
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Evidence issued straight after
After each session, you receive dated attendance records and certification to present to anyone who needs proof, along with a clear written plan for any remaining requirements.
Plus a schedule for the remaining training
02 Sector requirements
What your regulator
What your regulator
is actually looking for.
The training obligation changes completely depending on the setting. Select yours to see the driver, the courses that typically satisfy it, and the gap organisations most often get caught by.
Care & supported living
Safe care, evidenced person by person.
CQC assessment turns on whether staff are competent for the people they support — and whether you can show it. Moving and handling people is the area most often found wanting, because generic manual handling training doesn't cover it.
Primary driverCQC care standards, supported by HSE guidance and the Fire Safety Order for the premises.
Common gapStaff hold general manual handling but not people-handling; mental health and safeguarding training undocumented.
Refresh cycleThree years for most regulated qualifications; people-handling competence reviewed more frequently.
Education & early years
Statutory ratios, checked on the day.
EYFS sets a hard paediatric first aid requirement and Ofsted checks certificates on inspection. The distinction between the two-day Paediatric First Aid and the one-day Emergency version matters — one satisfies the statutory ratio, the other does not.
Primary driverEYFS statutory framework and Ofsted requirements, alongside safeguarding duties.
Common gapHolding the one-day Emergency Paediatric certificate where the full two-day qualification is required.
Refresh cycleThree years for paediatric first aid; safeguarding reviewed on your own policy cycle.
Construction & industrial
No card, no gate.
Site access is controlled by the principal contractor, and the requirements stack: site safety awareness to get on, first aid provision proportionate to the risk, and specific competences for hot works, height, face-fit and vehicle marshalling.
Primary driverCITB, CSCS and CCNSG alignment plus the principal contractor's own site rules.
Common gapEmergency First Aid at Work used on a higher-risk site where the full three-day First Aid at Work is expected.
Refresh cycleThree years for regulated first aid; asbestos awareness annually; face-fit repeated on any change of RPE.
Hospitality & food
Hygiene rating, allergen liability.
Environmental Health looks for trained handlers and a documented food safety management system. Allergen management is where the legal and reputational exposure sits — and it is the area most often handled informally rather than trained.
Primary driverFood hygiene regulations enforced by your local Environmental Health team, plus allergen law.
Common gapHandlers hold Level 2 but supervisors have no Level 3, and allergen procedure sits in one person's head.
Refresh cycleThree years typical for regulated food safety qualifications; allergen training refreshed on menu change.
Offices & professional services
Low risk is not no duty.
A first-aid needs assessment is required regardless of how safe the environment feels, and the Fire Safety Order still expects nominated, trained fire wardens. DSE and wellbeing training are where most office employers actually see a return.
Primary driverHealth and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 and the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Common gapNo documented first-aid needs assessment, and fire warden cover that collapses when one person is on leave.
Refresh cycleThree years for EFAW; fire marshal training refreshed every one to three years depending on risk.
Property & facilities
The responsible person is a named individual.
Under the Fire Safety Order somebody is legally accountable for the building. That means a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment, evidence that fire doors and stopping have been inspected, and trained marshals — not just a signed-off contractor invoice.
Primary driverRegulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 duties held by the responsible person.
Common gapA fire risk assessment on file but no evidence the remedial actions in it were ever completed.
Refresh cycleFire risk assessment reviewed regularly and after material change; marshal training every one to three years.
03 Course catalogue
Fifty-seven courses.
Fifty-seven courses.
Search it like a database.
Everything we deliver, grouped by discipline. Type what you're looking for — a course name, a level, a duration or a plain-English phrase like "CPR" — and the list narrows as you type.
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First Aid at Work (FAW)
Our most comprehensive three-day first aid training for higher-risk workplaces.
Add to enquiry →First Aid at Work Requalification (FAWR)
A two-day refresher to renew your First Aid at Work certificate for another three years.
Add to enquiry →Paediatric First Aid
A two-day course meeting EYFS and Ofsted paediatric first aid requirements.
Add to enquiry →Emergency Paediatric First Aid
Focuses on the most common and serious paediatric emergencies.
Add to enquiry →Activity First Aid
First aid in sport, leisure and outdoor activity settings.
Add to enquiry →Outdoor First Aid
Providing first aid in outdoor and remote settings.
Add to enquiry →Outdoor Emergency First Aid
A practical course for life-threatening emergencies in outdoor environments.
Add to enquiry →Basic Life Support & AED — Adults
A focused half-day course on adult CPR and defibrillator use.
Add to enquiry →Basic Life Support & AED — Adults & Children
CPR and AED use for all age groups.
Add to enquiry →Basic Life Support, AED & Anaphylaxis — Adults
Adult CPR, AED and anaphylaxis management in one focused half-day.
Add to enquiry →Basic Life Support, AED & Anaphylaxis — Adults & Children
CPR, AED and anaphylaxis management for all age groups.
Add to enquiry →Oxygen Therapy Administration
Safe administration of medical oxygen to casualties with breathing difficulties.
Add to enquiry →Immediate Management for Anaphylaxis
Recognise and manage anaphylaxis safely until emergency help arrives.
Add to enquiry →Student First Aid
Practical first aid for young people, supporting the school curriculum.
Add to enquiry →Fire Marshal Training
A focused half-day course for nominated fire marshals and wardens.
Add to enquiry →Fire Safety Awareness
An introductory half-day workshop building essential fire safety awareness.
Add to enquiry →Award in Fire Safety — Fire Warden / Marshal
A full-day Ofqual-regulated course for formal fire warden and marshal roles.
Add to enquiry →Fire Extinguisher Practical Training
Short, hands-on training in the safe use of portable fire extinguishers.
Add to enquiry →Fire Risk Assessment
A professional, prioritised written assessment of your building's fire risks.
Add to enquiry →Fire Door Inspection
Specialist inspection of all fire doors and door sets for compliance.
Add to enquiry →Fire Stopping Inspection & Testing
Expert inspection and testing of passive fire stopping systems.
Add to enquiry →Fire Safety Audits & Compliance Checks
A management-level review of your complete fire safety arrangements.
Add to enquiry →Full Fire Safety Audit Package
An integrated package combining all four fire safety services, with a bundle discount.
Add to enquiry →Manual Handling
An accredited one-day course in the principles and practice of safe manual handling.
Add to enquiry →Award in Moving & Handling People Safely
An accredited course on safely moving and handling people in care settings.
Add to enquiry →Health & Safety in the Workplace
Essential health and safety awareness for employees at all levels.
Add to enquiry →Risk Assessment
Learn to carry out suitable and sufficient workplace risk assessments.
Add to enquiry →COSHH Awareness
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health awareness for safer working.
Add to enquiry →DSE / Office Ergonomics
Display screen equipment and workstation ergonomics for office workers.
Add to enquiry →Working at Height
Safe systems of work for tasks carried out at height.
Add to enquiry →Slips, Trips & Falls
Prevent the most common cause of workplace injury.
Add to enquiry →PPE Awareness
Correct selection, use and care of personal protective equipment.
Add to enquiry →Asbestos Awareness
Category A asbestos awareness for anyone who may disturb asbestos.
Add to enquiry →Accident Reporting & Investigation
Report and investigate workplace incidents effectively.
Add to enquiry →NEBOSH Fire Certificate & Diploma
Professional NEBOSH qualifications delivered by NEBOSH-certified trainers.
Add to enquiry →IOSH Managing Safely & Professional
The market-leading IOSH qualification for managers and supervisors.
Add to enquiry →Construction Site Safety & Environmental Risk
Site safety and environmental risk training by qualified trainers.
Add to enquiry →Spill Kits & Chemical Handling
Respond to spills and handle chemicals safely.
Add to enquiry →Food Safety & Hygiene — Level 1
Essential food hygiene awareness for anyone in a food environment.
Add to enquiry →Food Safety & Hygiene — Level 2
The essential qualification for food handlers preparing and serving food.
Add to enquiry →Food Safety & Hygiene — Level 3
Supervisory-level food safety for managers and team leaders.
Add to enquiry →Allergen Awareness
Manage food allergens and comply with allergen law.
Add to enquiry →HACCP Principles for the Food Industry
Understand and apply HACCP food safety management principles.
Add to enquiry →First Aid for Mental Health
Recognise, understand and support mental health in the workplace.
Add to enquiry →Supervising First Aid for Mental Health
Advanced mental health first aid for supervisors and designated leads.
Add to enquiry →Safeguarding Children, Young People & Vulnerable Adults
Recognise and respond to safeguarding concerns.
Add to enquiry →Mental Health Awareness Workshops
Practical workshops to build mental health awareness across your team.
Add to enquiry →Wellbeing in the Workplace
Build a healthier, more resilient and productive workforce.
Add to enquiry →Stress Management & Resilience
Recognise, manage and build resilience to workplace stress.
Add to enquiry →Construction Safety Awareness
Site safety awareness aligned to CITB, CSCS and CCNSG requirements.
Add to enquiry →Noise Awareness
Understand and control the risks of noise at work.
Add to enquiry →Banksman / Signal Person
Safe vehicle marshalling and signalling for reversing operations.
Add to enquiry →Face Fit Testing (RPE)
Ensure tight-fitting respiratory protection provides a proper seal.
Add to enquiry →Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
Train staff to inspect and test portable electrical appliances.
Add to enquiry →Hot Works Permit & Safety
Carry out hot works safely under a permit-to-work system.
Add to enquiry →Lone Worker Safety
Keep employees who work alone safe and supported.
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04 How it works
Three steps.
Three steps.
No surprises.
From first conversation to certificate in hand — a deliberately short process, because compliance training should be the least complicated thing on your desk.
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Initial consultation
We talk through your roles, risk profile, headcount and any regulator or contract driving the requirement — then recommend the specific qualification, in writing.
- Course, level and duration named
- Sessions calculated for your headcount
- Written quote, no obligation
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On-site delivery
A qualified instructor comes to your premises at a time that fits your operation. Small groups, hands-on practice, and your own scenarios and equipment where it helps.
- Any group size accommodated
- Scheduled around shift patterns
- Tailored to your workplace
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Compliance & certification
Certificates and attendance records are issued so your training matrix is current and defensible. Most accredited qualifications remain valid for three years.
- Nationally recognised certification
- Records ready for inspection
- Reminders before expiry
05 Standards
Why the certificate
Why the certificate
actually holds up.
Anyone can run a session and print a certificate. What matters is whether the qualification is regulated, whether the delivery was competent, and whether you can prove both.
Regulated qualifications
Ofqual-regulated, nationally recognised
The majority of our courses lead to qualifications sitting on the regulated framework — the same recognition an inspector, insurer or awarding checker is looking for. Most remain valid for three years.
Ofqual
NEBOSH
IOSH
IFE-accredited
Group size
Any group size, accommodated
Groups are kept small enough that everyone actually gets hands-on with the manikin, the extinguisher or the equipment — not watching a demonstration from the back of the room. Larger teams simply get more trainers or more sessions, not a compromised standard.
Multiple trainers available for larger teams
Coverage
We travel to you, UK-wide
Training is delivered at your premises anywhere in the United Kingdom — no travel costs for your team, no lost productive days sending people off-site.
Regulatory alignment
Built around the rules that apply to you
Our courses align to the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, HSE guidance, EYFS and Ofsted requirements, and CQC care standards.
Tailoring
Your scenarios, your equipment
Where appropriate we build the practical elements around your own workplace tasks, layout and kit — so the training maps onto the job rather than a generic classroom example.
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06 In their words
What clients say
What clients say
about the delivery.
The consistent feedback is about two things: that the training was technically precise, and that it left the organisation genuinely more compliant than it was that morning.
Technically excellent and clearly compliance-focused. The trainer knew our obligations better than we did and made the practical elements genuinely useful rather than a box-tick.
Booking was straightforward and the session fitted around our shift pattern without disrupting operations. Certificates came through promptly and went straight into our training matrix.
Precise, professional and pitched at exactly the right level for our team. Small enough groups that everyone actually got hands-on, which is the part people remember.
07 Request a quote
Three questions.
Three questions.
Then a real answer.
No pricing calculators or automated replies. Tell us who you are and what you need, and you'll get a written recommendation naming the exact qualification and what it costs.
Request a quote
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08 Common questions
The things people
The things people
ask us first.
We deliver training anywhere in the UK; either on-site at your premises or at our dedicated venues. Whether you want to eliminate team travel costs or prefer a focused environment away from workplace distractions, we build the schedule around your shifts to make compliance effortless.
Course capacity depends on the course and delivery method. For in-person regulated courses, some courses accommodate up to 12 learners per trainer, while others accommodate up to 16. Online courses can accommodate up to 20 learners, and our non-regulated courses can be arranged for larger groups. If your group exceeds the usual limit, please get in touch as we can arrange additional trainers or sessions to meet your needs.
Many of our courses lead to nationally recognised, regulated qualifications, including Ofqual-regulated qualifications, through our awarding partners. We also offer selected professional and industry-recognised training, subject to the relevant course and accreditation requirements. As the qualification level, awarding organisation, and certificate validity vary by course, full details are provided upon enquiry.
Most accredited qualifications are valid for three years. Some awareness certificates need refreshing more frequently — fire marshal training typically every one to three years depending on your risk profile, and asbestos awareness annually. We'll tell you the refresh cycle for whatever you book.
Absolutely. Where appropriate we use your own workplace scenarios, tasks and equipment so the training is directly relevant to your team's day-to-day work. Practical relevance is what makes training stick — and what makes it defensible if it is ever scrutinised.
Get in touch with your preferred course, delegate numbers and location and we'll confirm availability and price. Early booking is recommended, particularly for multi-day courses such as the three-day First Aid at Work — but if you're working to a deadline, call us and we'll tell you honestly what's achievable.
Yes. Several of our courses include dedicated refresher or requalification options — for example First Aid at Work Requalification (FAWR), a two-day route to renewing an existing certificate for another three years rather than repeating the full three-day course.
That's the most common enquiry we get, and it's genuinely part of the service. Tell us about your workplace, your roles and any regulator or contract driving the requirement, and we'll recommend the courses that meet it — in writing, so you have something to work from.
Ready when you are
Let's get your team trained, certified and covered.
Tell us your sector, your headcount and your deadline. You'll get a straight answer on what you need and what it costs — usually the same day.
Ofqual-regulated · On-site UK-wide · Max 12 delegates per trainer