Course Description
Is the Module 5-CPC Emergency First Aid at Work course accredited by an official body?
In most cases the awarding body (DVSA) will audit the centre to ensure the correct standard of teaching. Visit DVSA web site
What is the DVSA - Module 5-CPC Emergency First Aid at Work course?
Category: Driver-CPC-Training
Level: Beginner
Aimed at LGV and PCV drivers as well as other staff wishing to gain a good understanding of basic first aid, the Emergency First Aid at Work course develops delegates’ awareness and understanding of first aid procedure and safety protocol.
Who is the DVSA - Module 5-CPC Emergency First Aid at Work course designed for?
This periodic training is aimed at all existing bus, coach and lorry drivers, who have acquired a licence and have to undertake 35 hours of training every 5 years to ensure their Driver CPC is current and they hold a Drivers Qualification Card (DQC).
What subjects does the DVSA - Module 5-CPC Emergency First Aid at Work course cover?
The aim of this training course is to ensure that delegates:
Are aware of the duties of a first aider in the work place.
Are aware of the procedures to ensure the safety of both the first aider and the patient.
Are aware of recognised first aid techniques.
Upon completion of the course delegates will:
Be able to assess a situation and the needs and prioritise the order in which first aid is administered.
Be able to demonstrate an understanding of recognised first aid techniques.
Be aware of the need to maintain the safety of the patient and the first aider(s).
How is the DVSA - Module 5-CPC Emergency First Aid at Work course assessed?
Delegates successfully completing the course will receive a certificate of attendance and have seven hours Periodic CPC training uploaded on the DVSA Recording and Evidencing database.
There is no pass/fail element to this course.
What certificate do I get for passing the DVSA - Module 5-CPC Emergency First Aid at Work course?
