First Aid Training

First Aid training equips learners with the essential skills to respond confidently and effectively to medical emergencies, including injuries, sudden illness, and life-threatening situations. The course focuses on practical, hands-on techniques, emergency decision-making, and the correct use of basic first aid equipment, helping participants provide immediate care, reduce risk, and support safety in the workplace and everyday environments.

Who Should Attend?

Pilots, Cabin crew, Ground staff requiring first aid training as part of their regulatory compliance and safety responsibilities.

Course Format

This course includes comprehensive theoretical instruction and practical hands-on training on the same day.

Training Location

Grand Central Airport, 3 New Road, Midrand, 1685

Course Content

• Essential First Aid Skills: Foundational skills for responding to medical emergencies
• Injury Response: Techniques for treating various types of injuries
• Sudden Illness Management: Responding to unexpected medical conditions
• Life-Threatening Situations: Handling critical medical emergencies
• Practical Techniques: Hands-on application of first aid procedures
• Emergency Decision-Making: Making effective decisions under pressure
• Basic Equipment Use: Correct utilization of first aid equipment and supplies
• Immediate Care Provision: Delivering prompt and appropriate medical care
• Risk Reduction: Strategies to minimize risks in emergency situations
• Workplace Safety Support: Enhancing safety in professional environments
• Everyday Environment Preparedness: First aid skills for daily life situations
• Confidence Building: Developing confidence in emergency response capabilities
• Scenario Training: Practical simulations of real-world medical emergencies
• Assessment Skills: Proper assessment of patient conditions and needs