People Moving & Handling Refresher

Max Persons: 10
Duration: half day (4 hours)

Course Summary:

This course has been designed as a refresher for trainees to be able to carry out People Moving & Handling techniques correctly and helping to prevent injury.

Who is this course for?

This course is ideal for those working in the care environment who has previously undertaken initial training. Candidates will practice tasks specific to their workplace. This course is also useful as an awareness course for new starters or temporary staff.

Contents / Learning Outcomes

Legal Responsibilities hierarchy
Hazards of moving people
People moving & handling techniques
Verbal prompting
Looking after your back

Certification

Successful candidates will be awarded the People Moving & Handling Refresher certificate valid for 3 years

Accreditation

Accreditation is provided by First Response First Aid Ltd

Facts and Further Information

Duration: half-day (3.5 hours)

Assessment: Continuous assessment by the tutor

Prerequisite: Previous initial training

Suggested progression: Refresher training every 3 years

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GENERAL ENQUIRIES

Course Prices

Price Per “Group” at your Venue:
£325.00 + VAT
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Further Information

Duration: half-day (3.5 hours)

Assessment: Continuous assessment by the tutor

Prerequisite: Previous initial training

Suggested progression: Refresher training every 3 years

Why choose First Response? (First Aid) Ltd

First Response (First Aid) Ltd have some of the most amazing trainers out there and anybody who has had the pleasure of attending any one of the many courses would fully agree with this statement.

Well done team First Response (First Aid) Ltd and a big thank you goes out to our customers for providing us with so much positive feedback.

Give Us Your Feedback

Brian is amazing at what he does. I am on the first aid course at the moment at Calderfields and have another day left to do. I am thoroughly enjoying it and I am confident I will be prepared in the work place. Thank you

Terri Vas, First Aid at Work course
in Walsall
Please can I ask you to pass on my compliments for the first aid training yesterday at Reginald Mitchell Court. Glenn Hulse the trainer presented the course very well, we were all very impressed, and we enjoyed the day which is what matters.

Sharon, Care Home First Aid - Bespoke course
in Staffordshire
I have just completely my 3 day first aid course with Glenn and some other council workers. I wanted to say a massive thank you to Glenn. I've learnt so much over the last few days. Glenn is a brilliant trainer and made everyone feel welcome. I would recommend this course to anyone.

Leah Capps, First Aid at Work course
in
Brian delivered the course content in a highly informative manner. Excellent opportunities to practice CPR techniques and bandaging skills.

Fiona, First Aid at Work course
in Solihull
Style of delivery was great, made a difficult subject simple and a "can do approach". When I say simple, I meant it was broken down into common sense - which is what it should be.

M. Hoult - Foster Carer, Paediatric First Aid Course
in Leicestershire
Just finished a two day paediatric first aid course with Mick! Very informative and the humor definitely helped with what can be difficult situations!

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in

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