Attendees receive instruction in:

• What to do in an emergency
• Aspirin administration
• Use of DEFIB machine
• Scene Management
• Respiration
• Infant/Child/Adult CPR
• Communication with the emergency services
• What is a Heart Attack
• Recognition and treatment of a Heart Attack
• First aid for the unconscious casualty

 

	Details	The course is highly interactive with each theory session being followed by demonstration, practical tasks and assessment of individual skills
	Duration	1 Day
	Attendees	Max 10
	Certification	ANTS inhouse certification

On completion of this course participants will be able to:

• Provide necessary first aid to infants and young children
• Deal with emergencies
• Implement essential life saving skills

Methods of Training

The course is highly interactive with each theory session being followed by demonstration, practical tasks and assessment of individual skills.

Content of Programme

• Responsibilities of a first aider, assessment and initial reaction
• Diagnosis and principles of treatment
• Patient Approach
• Examination of Casualty
• Infection Control
• Causes of Unconsciousness
• Head Injuries
• Recovery Position
• Choking / Asphyxia and its causes
• Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation practical Infant & Child
• Defibrillator/ Use of the AED machine

• Burns Scalds & Poisoning
• Blood and the control of wounds and bleeding

• Revision – practical; any requested subject revised; questions; resuscitation
• Examination – a practical incident to treat
• Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation – Infant & Adult and use of defibrillator.
• Theory Question paper

	Details	Vital Heartstart training helps to save lives!!!
	Duration	1/2 Day
	Attendees	Max 6
	Certification	ANTS inhouse certification

Who needs a Defibrillator?

Heart disease is one of the biggest causes of untimely death in Ireland. If a casualty has had a Heart Attack and gone into Cardiac Arrest, time is life. In this situation most casualties will need defibrillation (a controlled shock to correct the heart’s action) and the quicker this is applied the higher the chances of survival. AED’s are becoming more widely available; It is recommended that AED’s be available wherever large numbers of people congregate.  Such places include airports, convention centres, sports stadiums and arenas, large industrial buildings, factories, offices, large health fitness facilities, etc.

Defibrillators save lives, at Advanced National Training Services we train you and your staff to give the greatest gift of all…..…life

What do you cover?

Attendees receive instruction in:

• What to do in an emergency;
• Communication with the emergency services;
• What is a Heart Attack;
• Recognition and treatment of a Heart Attack;
• How to perform Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation;
• First aid for the unconscious casualty

 

	Details	Attendees receive instruction in what to do in an emergency and in the use of a defribrillator.
	Duration	1 Day
	Attendees	Max 6
	Certification	PHECC

Attendees receive instruction in:

• What to do in an emergency
• Aspirin administration
• Use of DEFIB machine
• Scene Management
• Respiration
• Infant/Child/Adult CPR
• Communication with the emergency services
• What is a Heart Attack
• Recognition and treatment of a Heart Attack
• First aid for the unconscious casualty.

 

	Details	This course educates students in the proper response to any first aid emergency.Students learn how to recognise medical emergencies & casualty assessment
	Duration	1 Day
	Attendees	Max 10
	Certification	ANTS inhouse certification

This course educates students in the proper response to any first aid emergency.Students learn how to recognise medical emergencies & casualty assessment.

The course includes: 

– Scene management
– Adult C.P.R / Adult Choking
– Child C.P.R / Child Choking
– Infant C.P.R / Infant Choking
– Soft tissue injuries
– Unconsciousness
– Medical Emergencies
– Respiration
– Automated External Defibrillator Use

Duration: 1 Full day

Prerequisites: None

 

	Details	Refresher courses are essential for certificated FETAC Level 5 First Aiders to keep up with developments in First Aid practice, and to refresh skills that may only be intermittently used. This one-day course is to the FETAC level 5 standard.
	Duration	1 Day
	Attendees	Max 10
	Certification

Refresher courses are essential for certificated FETAC Level 5  First Aiders to keep up with developments in First Aid practice, and to refresh skills that may only be intermittently used.  This one-day course is to the FETAC level 5 standard.

On Completion of this course participants will be able to:

• Demonstrate up-to-date practical skills
• Explain new developments in First Aid

Course Content

• Introduction

Approach and priorities – Shock

• Unconsciousness

Examination of unconscious casualty – Recovery position

• Resuscitation

Brief anatomy and physiology of the heart and lungs – Definition, signs and causes of asphyxia – Heimlich manoeuvre – Expired air resuscitation including mouth to nose – External chest compressions – Heart attack – CPR and use of AED machine

• Bleeding and Wounds

Brief anatomy and physiology of the circulatory system – Control of bleeding – Wounds including amputation – Wounds with a foreign body – Internal bleeding

• Injuries

Examination of the eye – Treatment of foreign bodies and chemical splashes in the eye – Burns and scalds – Poisoning: causes and treatment

Methods of Training

This course utilizes a range of practical tasks and assessments to ensure participants meet the standard required.

Max per Course: 10

Duration

1 day

N.B.: Prior to attending this course we must have a copy of your current valid First Aid Certificate.  First Aid Certificates expire after 2 years, which is why Refresher training is essential to keep the Certificate in date. Please note that if the expiry date on your original certificate is more than 90 days past the expiry then you will have to sit the three-day course again.

 

	Details	The module is designed to provide the learner with the knowledge, practical skills and understanding required to provide and coordinate first aid in the workplace in compliance with the requirements of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007 and the associated Guide to these Regulations.
	Duration	3 Days (Refresher 1 Day)
	Attendees	Max 10
	Certification	Fetac Level 5

N.B.: Prior to attending this course we must have a copy of your current valid First Aid Certificate.  First Aid Certificates expire after 2 years, which is why Refresher training is essential to keep the Certificate in date.

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