Highfield Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work
The full workplace first aid qualification for appointed first aiders, covering emergency first aid plus injuries and illnesses such as fractures, burns, poisoning and medical conditions.
Course options
| Option | Duration | Delegates | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full courseThree days, for new first aiders. | 3 days | Up to 12 | Ask us |
| RequalificationTwo days, for first aiders renewing a current certificate. | 2 days | Up to 12 | Ask us |
What you get
- Highfield Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work certificate, valid for three years
- Highfield-accredited assessment
- Training at our centre, or on your site
- Experienced instructors and small group sizes
CSCS card
This isn't a CSCS card on its own. To get on most sites you also need a CSCS card. Most people start with the Green Labourer card: pass the CITB Health, Safety and Environment (HS&E) test and a Level 1 Award in Health and Safety in a Construction Environment, or a CSCS-accepted course such as the CITB Health and Safety Awareness course or NPORS Site Safety Awareness.
Course content
- Roles and responsibilities of a first aider, and assessing an incident
- CPR and use of an AED, recovery position, choking and seizures
- Wounds, bleeding and shock
- Fractures, head and spinal injuries, chest injuries, burns, eye injuries and poisoning
- Major illnesses, including heart attack, stroke, diabetes, asthma and allergic reactions
Assessed through practical demonstrations and a multiple-choice question paper.
Questions
How long will the course take?
The full course takes 3 days. The requalification takes 2 days. We'll confirm timings when we arrange your booking.
Can you train on our site?
Yes, if your site is suitable for the training and assessments. We'll check the details with you before confirming.
Who is this for?
People appointed as first aiders at work, where your first aid needs assessment says you need someone trained to First Aid at Work level. Construction sites usually do.
How long does the certificate last?
Three years. Take the two-day requalification course before it runs out. The HSE also recommends a short refresher every year to keep skills up to date.
What happens after I request a booking?
We'll contact you, usually within one working day, to confirm dates, the right course option and the price.