Becoming a Workplace First Aid Facility

We know that becoming an HSE Approved Training Provider is not easy

With other systems becoming an HSE Approved Training Provider can take considerable time, effort and expense with no guarantee of success at the end of it. You will also have to work with other instructors in order to get this rating. If you look on the HSE website you will see how difficult it is to gain this rating and you will see you need a couple of thousand pounds and a great deal of time and effort to get your system approved.

With this system you can Register as an Workplace First Aid Facility

You can register with Emergency First Response® as a Workplace First Aid Facility, this will enable you to provide the new one day EFAW Course, the Three Day First Aid at Work and the Two Day First Aid at Work Requalification courses.

Once you pass the course with us you send your papers off for processing and this will set you up as an instructor and then you can if you need to set up you Workplace First Aid Facility with no further courses. A pass with us is where the courses stop. They will charge a set up fee which is a fraction of the HSE direct costs.

You do not have to have a Workplace Training Facility if you do not wish to teach 4 day courses or two day requalification courses or if you are going to be teaching through an established Workplace Training Facility or HSE Approved Training Provider. We can help you with this as well.

Simply, do the course with us and you are all set with a online upgradeable teaching program.

You will be registered with Emergency First Response an HSE Approved Training Provider with an approval reference of 54/03

No additional training is required to enable you to teach First Aid at Work Courses

You will become an Emergency First Response Workplace First Aid Facility, this entails registering with Emergency First Response® which we will assist you to do.

You will need to offer classroom facilities but these can be a rented room and you need to offer courses in compliance with the rules which are all along with normal teaching practice.