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Valtti Emergency First Aid Online Course
Site safety is built on preparation, competence and the ability to act when the unexpected happens. Accidents and medical emergencies cannot always be prevented, but with the right skills, you can ensure that people know how to respond quickly and appropriately.
Valtti Emergency First Aid is a comprehensive online course that provides the skills needed to recognise life-threatening situations, respond appropriately in emergencies and provide first aid until professional help arrives. The course is suitable for people working on sites as well as anyone who needs first aid skills as part of their work.
The course includes plenty of practical examples, instructions and exercises to reinforce learning. Course completion data is recorded in the Valtti service, making employees’ first aid competence easy for employers and sites to verify alongside other employee and qualification information.
The course includes a final test to ensure that participants have understood the material. The training has been developed by a healthcare professional.
Ensure your employees are prepared to provide first aid with Valtti
- Confidence to act in emergency situations
- Ability to recognise life-threatening situations
- First aid skills for the most common accidents and medical emergencies
Benefits for employers
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Easily order and manage training courses in one service
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Better visibility of employees’ training records
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Less manual monitoring
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A centralised view of employee information, qualifications and training
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Supports site safety management
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Employee information, qualifications, training and Valtti cards in one service
Benefits for sites
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Up-to-date information on employees’ competencies
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Fewer requests for additional information
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More reliable and consistent information management
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A stronger safety culture
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Verified employee information available centrally
Responding to an emergency
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The most common emergency situations
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The stages of the emergency response chain
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Making an emergency call (112)
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Making an emergency call (112)
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Assessing the situation and readiness to act
Providing help safely
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Identifying risks in first aid situations
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Approaching the situation safely and preventing further accidents
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Confidence to act and provide assistance
Assessing the patient
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The ABCDE approach to assessing a patient’s condition
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Assessing vital functions in the correct order
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Assessing injuries based on the mechanism of injury
Helping an unconscious person and a person in cardiac arrest
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Recognising unconsciousness
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Assessing breathing
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Placing an unconscious person in the recovery position
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Providing first aid to a person in cardiac arrest
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Basics of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillator (AED)
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Adult resuscitation
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Special considerations when resuscitating children and drowning casualties
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Correct chest compression technique
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Rescue breaths
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Using an automated external defibrillator (AED) as part of resuscitation
Foreign object obstructing the airway
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Helping a choking adult
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Helping a choking child
Serious injuries and bleeding
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Recognising and controlling bleeding
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Using a pressure dressing
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Using a tourniquet
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Haemostatic dressings
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First aid for amputation injuries
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Head injuries
Circulatory shock
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Recognising the symptoms of shock
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First aid for a person in shock
Common medical emergencies
Chest pain and cardiac symptoms
Recognising coronary artery disease
Cerebrovascular emergencies (ischaemic and haemorrhagic stroke)
Dizziness and fainting
Seizures
Diabetic emergencies
Severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis)
Using an adrenaline auto-injector
Temperature-related emergencies
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Hyperthermia (overheating)
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Hypothermia
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Appropriate first aid measures
Wounds and burns
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First aid and care for wounds
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Treating bruises
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First aid for burns
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Assessing the severity of burns
Psychological first aid
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Supporting an injured or distressed person
Preparedness and prevention
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Assessing risks in your own working environment
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Maintaining first aid skill
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First aid equipment and preparedness
Course objectives
After completing the course, participants will be able to:
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respond appropriately in an emergency
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recognise life-threatening situations
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provide first aid to an unconscious person
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perform CPR and use an AED
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provide first aid for the most common accidents and medical emergencies
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understand the principles of providing help safely and prevent further harm.
Part of the Valtti service
Completing training is only one part of the bigger picture. It is equally important that information about completed training can be easily accessed when needed.
The Valtti service brings together the employee information, qualifications, training records and Valtti cards required on sites. When first aid training records are stored in the same system as other employee information, employers can more easily monitor their employees’ competencies, while sites can ensure that the required information is up to date.
Having all the information needed on site available in one place reduces manual work and supports effective safety management.
