Forestry First Aid (+F)
The Forestry First Aid (+F) course is aimed at those who work with chainsaws and other hazardous equipment and is requirement of many insurers for tree surgeons, arborists, landscape gardeners and those who work on Forestry Commission Land.
We are proud to offer a comprehensive Forestry First Aid Training (+F) – training course often referred to EFAW+F that is typically delivered over 7 hours of teaching time. The aim of this qualification is to provide learners with the knowledge and skills to deal with emergency first aid situations within forestry and agriculture environments.
The Forestry First Aid course is aimed at forestry workers who work with chainsaws and other hazardous equipment and is the requirement for first aid training of tree surgeons, arborists and other outdoor workers.
Recommended topics include:
- Crush Injuries
- Catastrophic bleeding including chainsaw injuries and gunshot wounds
- Hypothermia / Exposure
- Suspension injuries
- Lyme’s Disease
- Lightning & High Voltage injuries
- Casualty evacuation planning
Our Forestry First Aid courses are designed for people who need to comply with health and safety requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, the First Aid Health and Safety Regulations 1981 in the workplace and the requirements of the Forestry Commission First Aid at Work Policy.
Forestry First Aid (+F) for rural environments
Ideal for those working in forestry environments including forestry workers, arborists, vegetation clearance, tree planting and Forestry Commission work. Training provides knowledge and skills required to be a competent responder in managing first aid emergencies as well as a first aider at work outlined in the Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.
Our specialised courses can be customised to suit the unique requirements of your workforce. Organising the correct training with your specific location and activities where your teams operate, will ensure the effectiveness in handling emergencies within your working environment.
Invest in quality first aid training that adapts to the demands of remote working environments. Equip your team with the necessary skills to manage emergencies efficiently, especially in remote or rural settings, where immediate medical help might be far away.
