Safety First Aid Training

Safety First Aid Training Part of the Safety First Aid Group which was established in 1959, Safety First Aid Training (SFAT) i

❄️ January Saver: 30% OFF Essential First Aid TrainingStart the year the right way, keep your workplace compliant and yo...
06/01/2026

❄️ January Saver: 30% OFF Essential First Aid Training

Start the year the right way, keep your workplace compliant and your team prepared for emergencies.

This January, our 3 most popular workplace first aid courses are 30% OFF, helping you invest in training that truly makes a difference and could save lives.

🗓️ Offer ends 30th January 2026

Courses included:
• First Aid at Work (3-day)
• Emergency First Aid at Work (1-day)
• First Aid at Work Re-qualification (2-day)

First aid training supports safer workplaces, meets regulatory requirements, and builds confident, capable teams.

👉 Book now and make safety a priority this January: https://www.firstaidtraining.co.uk/january-saver-30-off-first-aid-courses/

What are the common causes of dry burns?🔥Flames🔥Cigarettes🔥FrictionWhat are the common causes of scalds?🔥 Hot liquids🔥St...
17/12/2025

What are the common causes of dry burns?
🔥Flames
🔥Cigarettes
🔥Friction

What are the common causes of scalds?
🔥 Hot liquids
🔥Steam

How to treat dry burns or scalds:
1. Cool with cold water 💧 over the area for at least 20 minutes, ensuring all the burnt area is flooded. DO NOT use ice 🧊!
2. Remove any jewellery that may constrict the area as it swells 💍.
3. Cover the burn with kitchen film or place a clean plastic bag over a foot or hand. Alternatively, use a sterile, non-fluffy dressing 🤕.
4. If the burn is severe call the emergency services as soon as possible or seek medical advice if needed. 🚑

To learn more, enrol on one of our courses today: https://www.firstaidtraining.co.uk/category/first-aid-courses/

The recovery position is used when a casualty is unresponsive and breathing 🫁, allowing the head to be tilted back and p...
20/11/2025

The recovery position is used when a casualty is unresponsive and breathing 🫁, allowing the head to be tilted back and preventing the airway from being blocked.

To put someone in the recovery position, you should:
Step 1: Check pockets and remove anything bulky 🔑📱. Straighten both legs🦵and place the arm that is nearest to you at a right angle with the palm facing upwards.

Step 2: Bring the far arm across the casualty’s chest and hold the back of their hand against the cheek nearest to you.

Step 3: Bend the far knee, keeping the foot flat on the ground. Keep their hand against their cheek, pull the far leg and roll the casualty towards you and on to their side.

Step 4: Adjust the top leg so that their hip and knee are bent at right angles. Tilt their head back and lift their chin to keep the airway open. Alert emergency services, if you haven’t already 🚑.

⏳ If they’re in the recovery position for more than 30 minutes, roll them on their back and then roll them on the opposite side – unless other injuries prevent you from doing so.

Remember: Staying calm and knowing this simple technique can make all the difference 💜

🚨 Less than 1 in 10 people survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest 🚨❤️ Restart a Heart Day, 16th October, is a powerfu...
16/10/2025

🚨 Less than 1 in 10 people survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest 🚨

❤️ Restart a Heart Day, 16th October, is a powerful reminder of how important it is for everyone to learn CPR and be ready to act in an emergency.

Whether you're part of a business looking to improve workplace safety or an individual who wants to gain life-saving skills, CPR training and access to defibrillators can make all the difference.

As a UK-based first aid training provider, we’re here to help you build confidence, learn practical skills, and be prepared when it matters most.

👉 This Restart a Heart Day learn how to perform CPR and use a defibrillator confidently by enrolling on one of our first aid courses.

🧠 Today is World Mental Health Day, and this year’s theme feels more relevant than ever: Overwhelm — when global events ...
10/10/2025

🧠 Today is World Mental Health Day, and this year’s theme feels more relevant than ever: Overwhelm — when global events and relentless bad news become too much.

In workplaces across the country, people are silently struggling.
News cycles, financial pressures, and personal stressors don’t just stay at home, they show up in the office too.

At Safety First Aid Training we believe that mental health awareness training isn’t just a bonus. It’s a must.

Our courses are designed to help:
✔️ Spot the signs of common mental health issues
✔️ Break down stigma, especially in the workplace
✔️ Equip teams with the confidence to have supportive conversations

🧠 Mental health first aid saves lives just like physical first aid.

This World Mental Health Day let’s commit to doing better for ourselves, our teams, and each other.
🔗 https://www.firstaidtraining.co.uk/category/mental-health/

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