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Paediatric First Aid in Maidenhead for Nurseries and Childminders
Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training, a Windsor-based first aid and fire safety training company, delivers paediatric first aid training at premises in Maidenhead and across five counties. Paediatric first aid covers infant and child CPR, choking, burns, febrile convulsions first aid at work course Bracknell and allergic reactions, as a 12-hour course or a six-hour emergency option.
What will nursery staff in Maidenhead practise on a paediatric course?
It focuses on the emergencies of early childhood and the techniques that differ from adults. It covers infant and child CPR, choking, burns, bleeding, febrile convulsions and anaphylaxis.
Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training offers a 12-hour full course, usually over two days, or a six-hour emergency option. Delegates practise on infant and child manikins, leading to a three-year FAIB-accredited certificate.
Is there a 12-hour paediatric first aid course available?
Yes. The full paediatric first aid course runs to about twelve hours, usually over two days, with a six-hour emergency option as well. Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training delivers both at your setting, and the certificate lasts three years.
Do trainers really come to workplaces in Maidenhead?
There is no venue to book with Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training: the trainers come to your building. The course, the manikins and the kit arrive with the trainer. Nobody on your team travels.
The real advantage is that the scenarios are your own. Scenarios can use the hazards your team walks past: the stairwell, the kitchen, the loading door. People remember what they rehearsed in the place it would happen.
Is paediatric first aid a qualification?
Yes. On Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training courses it leads to a FAIB-accredited certificate valid for three years. For early-years settings it is a core part of meeting the EYFS expectation for trained staff.
What must an employer provide for first aid?
Employers in Great Britain do carry a duty: the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 require adequate and appropriate equipment, facilities and people. What counts as adequate is not a fixed number; it depends on the hazards, the headcount and the working pattern.
This is general guidance rather than legal advice. The courses Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training runs are aligned to HSE guidance, and will help you read your own assessment honestly.
Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training trains teams in Maidenhead and across five counties, at their own premises. Call 07771 680794 to talk through paediatric first aid training.
Aim2Aid First Aid and Fire Safety Training
70 Fountain Gardens, Windsor SL4 3SX, United Kingdom
Phone: 07771 680794
Website: www.aim2aid.co.uk
Open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, with training delivered at your premises.