Welcome to Recovery First Aid Training.
Recovery First Aid Training is based in Warwickshire. We take pride in offering affordable quality training to businesses and individuals. We provide a wide range of first aid course's which are taught by professionally trained instructors with real life experience of dealing with emergencies.
We were established by our Director Martin Barry who has a passion for ensuring that the ‘fear’ is taken out of first aid and everyone has the minimum knowledge of basic life support.
Martin is an ex-army medic and has experienced front line emergency medicine at various levels.Upon leaving the Army, Martin was a crew member of an RNLI lifeboat for 16 years and encountered many medical situations where his skills were utilised.
Due to the commitment to our students learning experience we will only ever use instructors that are current emergency services personnel or ex forces with medical experience.
We ensure that all of our courses are enjoyable and blend the syllabus of each course with real life experience and practical techniques and knowledge.
Why choose us?
In a medical emergency you need to take the correct actions in a timely manner. Your actions ultimately could mean the difference between life and death. Lets start this process off right by ensuring that the training you receive is appropriate, the knowledge is retained and the skills are taught by those that use them on a regular basis in real life situations.
Where do you deliver the training?
Either at your venue or at our training facility in Studley, Warwickshire.
Why do I need a First Aider at my place of work?
Extracts taken from the Approved Code of Practice and Guidance covering The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981
ACOP 3(1) "An employer shall provide, or ensure that there are provided, such equipment and facilities as are adequate and appropriate in the circumstances for enabling first aid to be rendered to his employees if they are injured or become ill at work’.
ACOP 3(4) " An employer should make an assessment of first aid needs appropriate to the circumstances of each workplace’.
ACOP 3(44) "Where the first aid assessment identifies a need for people to be available for rendering first aid, the employer should ensure that they provide First Aiders in sufficient numbers and at appropriate locations to enable first aid to be administered without delay should the occasion arise. Where 50 or more people are employed, at least one such person should be provided unless the assessment justifies otherwise".