Welcome to Be First Aid Ready
Be First Aid Ready offer a range of first aid courses to all types of businesses large and small including schools, dentists, GP surgeries, baby/toddler groups and nurseries to name but a few. Our highly qualified professional trainers have a wealth of knowledge and come from an Emergency Services background such as Paramedics and A&E nurses. This ensures our clients receive the best training that can only come from real experience.
On Premises Training
We train on your premises keeping staff where you need them
OFSTED & EYFS Compliance
School and Paediatric courses are OFSTED and EYFS compliable
Three Year Certification
Fully compliant three year First Aid certificates awarded
Small or Large Groups
We cater for all size groups and offer the best value for money
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Frequently asked questions.
Sometimes you may have questions about a First Aid Course that you are interested in booking, so we have put together a few a few answers to questions that have been asked in the past.
1. What are the penalties for not meeting first aid at work regulations?
Breaches of the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 are dealt with proportionately. Enforcement action could include the issuing of a notice or prosecution if the circumstances warrant it.
2. Is annual refresher training a mandatory requirement?
No. It is strongly recommended to employers to help trained first aiders maintain their basic skills and keep up to date with any changes in first-aid procedures.
3. How many first-aiders do I need?
The findings of your first-aid needs assessment will help you decide how many first-aiders are required. There are no hard and fast rules on exact numbers and you will need to take into account all the relevant circumstances of your particular workplace.
4. How do the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 relate to first-aid provision in schools?
Employers are responsible for the provision of appropriate first-aid equipment, facilities and first-aid personnel in respect of their employees – this includes schools, as they are workplaces. Although the Regulations do not require employers to provide first aid for anyone else, HSE strongly encourages employers to consider non-employees when carrying out their first-aid needs assessment and to make provision for them.
5. Maintenance of training quality?
Whilst HSE is confident that the existing first aid at work training (ie emergency first aid at work (EFAW) and first aid at work (FAW) meet the needs of the majority of businesses and remain the building blocks in the provision of first aid at work training, employers have the flexibility to choose whatever level of first aid training is appropriate for their business need and circumstances.
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