The Rescue and Emergency Care (REC) 16 hour Outdoor First Aid course has been specifically designed for anyone who spends a great deal of time playing or working in the outdoors.
Whether this be a full-time profession or as a hobby. No matter how much we prepare, things can and…
1 Day – Emergency First Aid at Work – EFAW A one-day course of 6 hours aimed at introducing a systematic approach of first aid.
This mixed practical learning with scenarios of real situations. The basic first aider can take control of an incident in the absence of…
These first aid update training courses are tailored to the specific working environment and conditions encountered in the GP and Dental surroundings.
They are tailored to meet the updates required annually by CQC. To allow for more realistic first aid scenarios to be run, the courses will normally be based on…
Delivering First Aid Solutions tailored to the needs of your industry
Solution Aid in Liverpool is the sister company of Mountain Water Expeditions.
We are based in the North West of England and deliver high quality, hands on, practical First Aid Courses designed to satisfy the specific needs of individuals and groups.
Our First Aid Courses offer a complete range of First Aid Training from a basic level through to advance level for those in the Outdoor Industry, Education, Care and Industrial sectors.
Solution Aid is approved to run First Aid Training certificated by Rescue and Emergency Care [REC] & Nuco Training.
Enquire about our Solution Aid services today
Course attended: REC Outdoor Emergency with AED 2 Day (16 hour)
Excellent level of training. The course was delivered in a professional, well structured and functional way. Thoroughly enjoyed the course.
PE Teacher & DofE Manager
Course attended: REC Outdoor – 16 hour (2 Day)
I found the course to be excellent. Alan is very professional, and I now feel more comfortable dealing with first aid incidents.
Teacher & DofE Leader
Course attended: REC Outdoor Emergency
This was a very well presented and informative course with particular emphasis on outdoor first aid. As a school employee involved with Duke of Edinburgh activities and regular sporting events, the content was particularly relevant.
Teaching Assistant
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It is possible to survive and recover from a cardiac arrest, if you get the right treatment quickly. VF can sometimes be corrected by giving an electric shock through the chest wall, by using a device called a defibrillator. This can be done in the ambulance, or at hospital, or it can be done by a member of the public at
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