Re: First aid trainer courses

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

Can anyone recommend a decent first aid trainer's course, ideally in the

South of England (nothing against you Northerners, mind!).

Cheers,

Tom Watkinson

Tom

Contact Wilderness Expertise, Crowthorne, Berks. They run instructor schemes

for Rescue Emergency Care of Aberdeen. 01344 774430

You need an HSE FAW cert, plus advanced first aid cert, EMT-B or similar to

do the course.

Nigel Smee

[Guest guest]

Hi Tom

I done mine with Nuco Training who are based in St Austell, but run courses

all over the place.

Phone 01726816644

Regards

Rattigan

>From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: First aid trainer courses

>Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 12:01:38 +0000

>

>Hi there,

>Can anyone recommend a decent first aid trainer's course, ideally in the

>South of England (nothing against you Northerners, mind!).

>Cheers,

>Tom Watkinson

>

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,

St.Austell's ideal. Were they any good and what was the damage as I've got

to self-fund this one :'(

Many thanks,

Tom

>From: " Rattigan " <m_ratty@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 20:29:29 +0100

>

>Hi Tom

>

>I done mine with Nuco Training who are based in St Austell, but run courses

>all over the place.

>

>Phone 01726816644

>

>Regards

> Rattigan

>

>

> >From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

> >Reply-

> >

> >Subject: First aid trainer courses

> >Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 12:01:38 +0000

> >

> >Hi there,

> >Can anyone recommend a decent first aid trainer's course, ideally in the

> >South of England (nothing against you Northerners, mind!).

> >Cheers,

> >Tom Watkinson

> >

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Tom

Yes, they were ok. It is basicly a 4 day First Aid at Work course, at the

same time doing training techniques. You need to be up to speed on first aid

before hand.......although I had some people on my course who seemed a bit

slow on the first aid bits... but at the end of the course you have a FAAW

cert and also an instructors cert, plus the notes and cd with slides on.

When you run first course they send an assessor out to you on the last day.

I am going to confirm it, but I think the cost was about £500. I looked on

their web site but it is getting redesigned www.nucotraining.co.uk

Let me know how you get on.

Regards

Rattigan

>From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 06:39:40 +0000

>

>,

>St.Austell's ideal. Were they any good and what was the damage as I've got

>to self-fund this one :'(

>Many thanks,

>Tom

>

>

>

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,

Thanks for that. I've been in touch with them but as per usual, their

available dates are when I'm at work in Algeria.

Does anyone else have any suggestions?

Cheers,

Tom W

>From: " Rattigan " <m_ratty@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>Date: Sun, 06 Jul 2003 08:36:49 +0100

>

>Tom

>

>Yes, they were ok. It is basicly a 4 day First Aid at Work course, at the

>same time doing training techniques. You need to be up to speed on first

>aid

>before hand.......although I had some people on my course who seemed a bit

>slow on the first aid bits... but at the end of the course you have a FAAW

>cert and also an instructors cert, plus the notes and cd with slides on.

>When you run first course they send an assessor out to you on the last day.

>I am going to confirm it, but I think the cost was about £500. I looked on

>their web site but it is getting redesigned www.nucotraining.co.uk

>

>Let me know how you get on.

>

>Regards

> Rattigan

>

>

> >From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

> >Reply-

> >

> >Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

> >Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 06:39:40 +0000

> >

> >,

> >St.Austell's ideal. Were they any good and what was the damage as I've

>got

> >to self-fund this one :'(

> >Many thanks,

> >Tom

> >

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

You might want to try AON Ocupational Health in Aberdeen.

While on the topic of First Aid Training. I have been approached to

carry out First Aid Training for Electricians/Instruments Techs on the

platform, in accordance with the Electricity at Work Act and supply them

with Certificates of Competency.

I am an Approved HSE First Aid Instructor/Examiner having worked for many

of the different Training agencies in the past, but have never been

approached to Carry out this type of Training.

However I believe that I can not carry out this Training and issue

Comptency Certificates because of the following reasons.

1. I cannot teach and examine the same persons.

2. The platform is not a recognised Training Centre.

3. We can only carry out Refresher Training for those who have

previously attended an approved course and have a certificate.

Anyone out there that can point me in the right direction

regards

Neil Poole

Elgin/lin Medic

I

" Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

06/07/2003 09:01

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,

Thanks for that. I've been in touch with them but as per usual, their

available dates are when I'm at work in Algeria.

Does anyone else have any suggestions?

Cheers,

Tom W

>From: " Rattigan " <m_ratty@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>Date: Sun, 06 Jul 2003 08:36:49 +0100

>

>Tom

>

>Yes, they were ok. It is basicly a 4 day First Aid at Work course, at the

>same time doing training techniques. You need to be up to speed on first

>aid

>before hand.......although I had some people on my course who seemed a

bit

>slow on the first aid bits... but at the end of the course you have a

FAAW

>cert and also an instructors cert, plus the notes and cd with slides on.

>When you run first course they send an assessor out to you on the last

day.

>I am going to confirm it, but I think the cost was about £500. I looked

on

>their web site but it is getting redesigned www.nucotraining.co.uk

>

>Let me know how you get on.

>

>Regards

> Rattigan

>

>

> >From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

> >Reply-

> >

> >Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

> >Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 06:39:40 +0000

> >

> >,

> >St.Austell's ideal. Were they any good and what was the damage as I've

>got

> >to self-fund this one :'(

> >Many thanks,

> >Tom

> >

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

Neil, thanks for that. I'll have a look and see if I can get the dates to

match. I've been approached to carry out first aid training for airhostesses

:-) Hardship posting? I think not!

Cheers,

Tom W

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>

>CC:

>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2003 12:08:18 +0100

>

>You might want to try AON Ocupational Health in Aberdeen.

>

> While on the topic of First Aid Training. I have been approached to

>carry out First Aid Training for Electricians/Instruments Techs on the

>platform, in accordance with the Electricity at Work Act and supply them

>with Certificates of Competency.

>

>I am an Approved HSE First Aid Instructor/Examiner having worked for many

>of the different Training agencies in the past, but have never been

>approached to Carry out this type of Training.

>

> However I believe that I can not carry out this Training and issue

>Comptency Certificates because of the following reasons.

>

>1. I cannot teach and examine the same persons.

>

>2. The platform is not a recognised Training Centre.

>

>3. We can only carry out Refresher Training for those who have

>previously attended an approved course and have a certificate.

>

>Anyone out there that can point me in the right direction

>

>

>regards

>

>

>Neil Poole

>Elgin/lin Medic

>

>I

>

>

>

>

>

>

> " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

>06/07/2003 09:01

>Please respond to

>

>

>

> cc:

> Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>

>

>,

>Thanks for that. I've been in touch with them but as per usual, their

>available dates are when I'm at work in Algeria.

>Does anyone else have any suggestions?

>Cheers,

>Tom W

>

>

> >From: " Rattigan " <m_ratty@...>

> >Reply-

> >

> >Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

> >Date: Sun, 06 Jul 2003 08:36:49 +0100

> >

> >Tom

> >

> >Yes, they were ok. It is basicly a 4 day First Aid at Work course, at the

> >same time doing training techniques. You need to be up to speed on first

> >aid

> >before hand.......although I had some people on my course who seemed a

>bit

> >slow on the first aid bits... but at the end of the course you have a

>FAAW

> >cert and also an instructors cert, plus the notes and cd with slides on.

> >When you run first course they send an assessor out to you on the last

>day.

> >I am going to confirm it, but I think the cost was about £500. I looked

>on

> >their web site but it is getting redesigned www.nucotraining.co.uk

> >

> >Let me know how you get on.

> >

> >Regards

> > Rattigan

> >

> >

> > >From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

> > >Reply-

> > >

> > >Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

> > >Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 06:39:40 +0000

> > >

> > >,

> > >St.Austell's ideal. Were they any good and what was the damage as I've

> >got

> > >to self-fund this one :'(

> > >Many thanks,

> > >Tom

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

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Airhostesses/Mouth to Mouth, Yes please

Regards

Neil

" Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

06/07/2003 13:12

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Neil, thanks for that. I'll have a look and see if I can get the dates to

match. I've been approached to carry out first aid training for

airhostesses

:-) Hardship posting? I think not!

Cheers,

Tom W

>From: PUQ Medic <medic.PUQ@...>

>Reply-

>

>CC:

>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2003 12:08:18 +0100

>

>You might want to try AON Ocupational Health in Aberdeen.

>

> While on the topic of First Aid Training. I have been approached to

>carry out First Aid Training for Electricians/Instruments Techs on the

>platform, in accordance with the Electricity at Work Act and supply them

>with Certificates of Competency.

>

>I am an Approved HSE First Aid Instructor/Examiner having worked for many

>of the different Training agencies in the past, but have never been

>approached to Carry out this type of Training.

>

> However I believe that I can not carry out this Training and issue

>Comptency Certificates because of the following reasons.

>

>1. I cannot teach and examine the same persons.

>

>2. The platform is not a recognised Training Centre.

>

>3. We can only carry out Refresher Training for those who have

>previously attended an approved course and have a certificate.

>

>Anyone out there that can point me in the right direction

>

>

>regards

>

>

>Neil Poole

>Elgin/lin Medic

>

>I

>

>

>

>

>

>

> " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

>06/07/2003 09:01

>Please respond to

>

>

>

> cc:

> Subject: Re: First aid trainer

courses

>

>

>,

>Thanks for that. I've been in touch with them but as per usual, their

>available dates are when I'm at work in Algeria.

>Does anyone else have any suggestions?

>Cheers,

>Tom W

>

>

> >From: " Rattigan " <m_ratty@...>

> >Reply-

> >

> >Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

> >Date: Sun, 06 Jul 2003 08:36:49 +0100

> >

> >Tom

> >

> >Yes, they were ok. It is basicly a 4 day First Aid at Work course, at

the

> >same time doing training techniques. You need to be up to speed on

first

> >aid

> >before hand.......although I had some people on my course who seemed a

>bit

> >slow on the first aid bits... but at the end of the course you have a

>FAAW

> >cert and also an instructors cert, plus the notes and cd with slides

on.

> >When you run first course they send an assessor out to you on the last

>day.

> >I am going to confirm it, but I think the cost was about £500. I looked

>on

> >their web site but it is getting redesigned www.nucotraining.co.uk

> >

> >Let me know how you get on.

> >

> >Regards

> > Rattigan

> >

> >

> > >From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

> > >Reply-

> > >

> > >Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

> > >Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 06:39:40 +0000

> > >

> > >,

> > >St.Austell's ideal. Were they any good and what was the damage as

I've

> >got

> > >to self-fund this one :'(

> > >Many thanks,

> > >Tom

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

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Neil

I will all depend on wheter the company want local recognised or nationaly

recognised certification. If they just want local certification, then as

long as you are qualified to provide and assess the skills you can class

them as competent on that particular platform with a certificate that states

the same, if they want nationaly, then as you say you will need the outside

assessors to verify competency, as well as notifying HSE etc.

The building/establishment doesnt need to be classed as a training centre,

you bring that 'classification' with you as an instructor

Hope this is ok for you.

Regards

Rattigan

>From: PUQ Medic <medic.PUQ@...>

>Reply-

>

>CC:

>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2003 12:08:18 +0100

>

>You might want to try AON Ocupational Health in Aberdeen.

>

> While on the topic of First Aid Training. I have been approached to

>carry out First Aid Training for Electricians/Instruments Techs on the

>platform, in accordance with the Electricity at Work Act and supply them

>with Certificates of Competency.

>

>I am an Approved HSE First Aid Instructor/Examiner having worked for many

>of the different Training agencies in the past, but have never been

>approached to Carry out this type of Training.

>

> However I believe that I can not carry out this Training and issue

>Comptency Certificates because of the following reasons.

>

>1. I cannot teach and examine the same persons.

>

>2. The platform is not a recognised Training Centre.

>

>3. We can only carry out Refresher Training for those who have

>previously attended an approved course and have a certificate.

>

>Anyone out there that can point me in the right direction

>

>

>regards

>

>

>Neil Poole

>Elgin/lin Medic

>

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Neil,

I do training for 2nd man electrical, no cert required to be issued,

although noted in the training records for them, should be done every 2

years, usually only BLS.

Any other training carried out by request especially for Fire Team members

and so forth, againg no certs issued only recorded by date and subject

taught.

, Clyde Medic

>You might want to try AON Ocupational Health in Aberdeen.

>

> While on the topic of First Aid Training. I have been approached to

>carry out First Aid Training for Electricians/Instruments Techs on the

>platform, in accordance with the Electricity at Work Act and supply them

>with Certificates of Competency.

>

>I am an Approved HSE First Aid Instructor/Examiner having worked for many

>of the different Training agencies in the past, but have never been

>approached to Carry out this type of Training.

>

> However I believe that I can not carry out this Training and issue

>Comptency Certificates because of the following reasons.

>

>1. I cannot teach and examine the same persons.

>

>2. The platform is not a recognised Training Centre.

>

>3. We can only carry out Refresher Training for those who have

>previously attended an approved course and have a certificate.

>

>Anyone out there that can point me in the right direction

>

>

>regards

>

>

>Neil Poole

>Elgin/lin Medic

>

>I

>

>

>

>

>

>

> " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

>06/07/2003 09:01

>Please respond to

>

>

>

> cc:

> Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>

>

>,

>Thanks for that. I've been in touch with them but as per usual, their

>available dates are when I'm at work in Algeria.

>Does anyone else have any suggestions?

>Cheers,

>Tom W

>

>

>>From: " Rattigan " <m_ratty@...>

>>Reply-

>>

>>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>>Date: Sun, 06 Jul 2003 08:36:49 +0100

>>

>>Tom

>>

>>Yes, they were ok. It is basicly a 4 day First Aid at Work course, at the

>>same time doing training techniques. You need to be up to speed on first

>>aid

>>before hand.......although I had some people on my course who seemed a

>bit

>>slow on the first aid bits... but at the end of the course you have a

>FAAW

>>cert and also an instructors cert, plus the notes and cd with slides on.

>>When you run first course they send an assessor out to you on the last

>day.

>>I am going to confirm it, but I think the cost was about £500. I looked>

>on

>>their web site but it is getting redesigned www.nucotraining.co.uk

>>

>>Let me know how you get on.

>>

>>Regards

>> Rattigan

>>

>>

>> >From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

>> >Reply-

>> >

>> >Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>> >Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 06:39:40 +0000

>> >

>> >,

>> >St.Austell's ideal. Were they any good and what was the damage as I've

>>got

>> >to self-fund this one :'(

>> >Many thanks,

>> >Tom

>> >

>> >

>> >

>>

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Hi ,

good to see you are still about, I had heard that you had

moved out to Cyprus. All our Operators/Techs are currently going

through a Comptency Training Programme, and part of this is obtaining

aCertificates of Competency. I fully agree with what you say, I have done

this in the past, put this is something different.

Well 9 days to go and then it is home to Sunny Spain, where I moved to 3

years ago. You can contact me at either

medic.PUQ@...

on

neilpaulpoole@...

Regards

Neil

" W " <medic50@...>

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06/07/2003 22:12

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PUQ Medic <Medic.PUQ@...>,

,

cc:

Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

Neil,

I do training for 2nd man electrical, no cert required to be issued,

although noted in the training records for them, should be done every 2

years, usually only BLS.

Any other training carried out by request especially for Fire Team members

and so forth, againg no certs issued only recorded by date and subject

taught.

, Clyde Medic

>You might want to try AON Ocupational Health in Aberdeen.

>

> While on the topic of First Aid Training. I have been approached to

>carry out First Aid Training for Electricians/Instruments Techs on the

>platform, in accordance with the Electricity at Work Act and supply them

>with Certificates of Competency.

>

>I am an Approved HSE First Aid Instructor/Examiner having worked for many

>of the different Training agencies in the past, but have never been

>approached to Carry out this type of Training.

>

> However I believe that I can not carry out this Training and issue

>Comptency Certificates because of the following reasons.

>

>1. I cannot teach and examine the same persons.

>

>2. The platform is not a recognised Training Centre.

>

>3. We can only carry out Refresher Training for those who have

>previously attended an approved course and have a certificate.

>

>Anyone out there that can point me in the right direction

>

>

>regards

>

>

>Neil Poole

>Elgin/lin Medic

>

>I

>

>

>

>

>

>

> " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

>06/07/2003 09:01

>Please respond to

>

>

>

> cc:

> Subject: Re: First aid trainer

courses

>

>

>,

>Thanks for that. I've been in touch with them but as per usual, their

>available dates are when I'm at work in Algeria.

>Does anyone else have any suggestions?

>Cheers,

>Tom W

>

>

>>From: " Rattigan " <m_ratty@...>

>>Reply-

>>

>>Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>>Date: Sun, 06 Jul 2003 08:36:49 +0100

>>

>>Tom

>>

>>Yes, they were ok. It is basicly a 4 day First Aid at Work course, at

the

>>same time doing training techniques. You need to be up to speed on first

>>aid

>>before hand.......although I had some people on my course who seemed a

>bit

>>slow on the first aid bits... but at the end of the course you have a

>FAAW

>>cert and also an instructors cert, plus the notes and cd with slides on.

>>When you run first course they send an assessor out to you on the last

>day.

>>I am going to confirm it, but I think the cost was about £500. I looked>

>on

>>their web site but it is getting redesigned www.nucotraining.co.uk

>>

>>Let me know how you get on.

>>

>>Regards

>> Rattigan

>>

>>

>> >From: " Tom Watkinson " <tomcom27@...>

>> >Reply-

>> >

>> >Subject: Re: First aid trainer courses

>> >Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 06:39:40 +0000

>> >

>> >,

>> >St.Austell's ideal. Were they any good and what was the damage as I've

>>got

>> >to self-fund this one :'(

>> >Many thanks,

>> >Tom

>> >

>> >

>> >

>>

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We have the same thing at my place of work. Scene safety, BLS and what to do

to get the emergency services there.

All recorded on training records. No certs but if you are registered with a

company(such as NUCO) you may be able to issue an attendance at training

cert for portfolio purposes.

Cheers

Rod

Re: First aid trainer courses

Neil,

I do training for 2nd man electrical, no cert required to be issued,

although noted in the training records for them, should be done every 2

years, usually only BLS.

Any other training carried out by request especially for Fire Team members

and so forth, againg no certs issued only recorded by date and subject

taught.