This module establishes the foundation of workplace first aid, explaining its role in reducing injury severity, preventing deterioration, and supporting early intervention in emergency situations.

Explores legal expectations surrounding workplace safety responsibilities, including employer obligations, duty of care, and compliance requirements relevant to first aid provision.

Focuses on structured response procedures during workplace emergencies, including scene safety, risk control, coordination of response actions, and maintaining order during critical incidents.

Introduces rapid assessment techniques used to identify life-threatening conditions such as airway obstruction, severe bleeding, and loss of consciousness, ensuring immediate priorities are addressed first.

Once life-threatening conditions have been addressed in the primary assessment, this module introduces the secondary survey process used to identify additional injuries or underlying medical issues. Learners are guided through a systematic head-to-toe examination approach to ensure no signs or symptoms are missed. It also highlights how to monitor vital signs and gather relevant information from the casualty to support effective ongoing care.

This module focuses on essential first-aid interventions commonly required in workplace incidents. It includes techniques for controlling bleeding, applying sterile dressings, managing burns, and supporting injured body parts to reduce further harm. Learners also explore how timely and correct first aid can significantly reduce the risk of complications before emergency medical services arrive.

Minor injuries are frequent in many work environments, and proper response is important to prevent infection or worsening conditions. This module covers the assessment and treatment of cuts, bruises, sprains, and superficial burns. It also emphasises when a seemingly minor injury may require further medical attention and how to observe symptoms over time.

This module addresses critical emergency situations involving unconscious individuals. Learners are trained to assess responsiveness, check breathing, and follow structured CPR procedures to maintain blood circulation and oxygen supply. It also highlights the importance of immediate action and coordination with emergency medical services in life-threatening situations.

Respiratory emergencies can escalate quickly and require fast recognition. This module explores conditions such as choking, asthma attacks, and breathing distress, focusing on identifying warning signs and applying appropriate first-response techniques. Learners also gain understanding of how to support airway function until professional help arrives.

This module covers a range of medical conditions that may develop suddenly in the workplace, including shock, allergic reactions, fainting, and dizziness. It explains how to recognise early symptoms and provide immediate supportive care. The emphasis is on stabilising the casualty and preventing deterioration before medical assistance is available.

Injuries involving bones and joints require careful handling to prevent further damage. This module teaches how to identify signs of fractures and dislocations, such as swelling, deformity, and restricted movement. It also explains immobilisation techniques and safe positioning methods until emergency responders take over care.

Effective communication during emergencies can significantly impact response time and outcomes. This module guides learners on how to contact emergency services, what essential details to provide, and how to remain calm while relaying information. It also covers the importance of clear incident reporting and accurate communication within workplace safety procedures.