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Occupational First Aid Training for Industry & Workplaces
Three-day first aid training for industrial employees, workplace teams and designated first aiders.

Training overview
This three-day programme is designed for industrial employees, factory workers, supervisors, safety personnel, warehouse staff, corporate employees and designated workplace first aiders.
Workplaces can involve different hazards depending on the nature of operations. The training focuses on recognizing workplace risks, preventing avoidable accidents and responding appropriately when an injury or medical emergency occurs.
The programme covers workplace safety, hazard awareness, accident prevention, emergency preparedness, first aid principles, bleeding and wound management, burns and scalds, electrical injuries, fractures, sprains and strains, shock, fainting, unconsciousness, choking, breathing emergencies, CPR, AED awareness, emergency evacuation, safe handling of injured persons and first aid equipment.
Participants are also introduced to emergency communication and the importance of coordinating with ambulance and professional medical services. The training can be customized according to workplace operations and hazards.
What you’ll learn
- Workplace safety and hazard awareness
- Accident prevention and emergency preparedness
- First aid principles and wound management
- Burns, scalds, electrical injuries, fractures, sprains and strains
- Shock, fainting, unconsciousness and choking
- Breathing emergencies, CPR and AED awareness
- Emergency evacuation and safe handling of injured persons
- First aid equipment and emergency communication
Who should attend?
Industrial employees, factory workers, supervisors, safety personnel, warehouse staff, corporate employees and designated workplace first aiders.
Certification
Employees develop practical first aid awareness and improve their ability to respond during workplace emergencies. Certificate availability and requirements will be confirmed before enrolment. They depend on the selected program, attendance, assessment and applicable authorization.


