Nationwide First Aid Training Ltd

QNUK Emergency First Aid at Work Plus Management of Catastrophic Bleeding (RQF)

🚑 Train with Confidence. Respond with Confidence.

Join Nationwide First Aid Training Ltd in the heart of Central London for our highly respected QNUK Emergency First Aid at Work Plus Management of Catastrophic Bleeding (RQF) course.

📅 Course Dates: 7th July & 31st July
📍 SOAS University London, Russell Square, WC1H 0XG
⏰ 0900hrs – 1600hrs
💷 Only £105 per person

Why Choose Nationwide First Aid Training Ltd?

Many training companies focus heavily on PowerPoint presentations and classroom theory. At Nationwide First Aid Training Ltd, we believe that confidence comes from doing, not just listening.

✅ Maximum Practical Training Time
Our courses are designed to give learners extensive hands-on experience, ensuring you leave feeling capable and confident in dealing with real-life emergencies.

✅ Confidence-Building Learning Environment
We understand that many people are nervous about providing first aid. Our experienced instructors create a supportive and engaging atmosphere where every learner is encouraged to practise skills repeatedly until they feel comfortable and competent.

✅ Realistic Emergency Scenarios
Learners participate in practical exercises based on genuine incidents, helping develop decision-making skills under pressure.

✅ Industry-Experienced Instructors
Our trainers bring real-world experience from emergency response, healthcare, security, and frontline environments, providing valuable insight beyond the qualification syllabus.

✅ Life-Saving Catastrophic Bleeding Management
Gain essential skills in recognising and managing severe bleeding, including the use of pressure dressings, haemostatic agents, and tourniquets—skills that can save lives before emergency services arrive.

What You Will Learn
Primary Survey and Casualty Assessment
CPR and AED Use
Recovery Position
Choking Management
Shock Recognition and Treatment
Seizures and Medical Emergencies
Wounds, Burns and Minor Injuries
Catastrophic Bleeding Management
Incident Reporting and Emergency Communication
Outstanding Central London Location

Our courses are delivered at SOAS University London, providing excellent facilities in a prestigious learning environment.

🚇 Excellent Transport Links

Minutes from Russell Square Underground Station
Walking distance from Kings Cross St Pancras, Euston, and Holborn
Easy access from all areas of London and the South East

Whether you're attending as an individual, security officer, workplace first aider, or simply want the confidence to help others in an emergency, this course provides the practical skills and confidence needed to make a difference.

Book Your Place Today – Limited Spaces Available

🌐 www.nationwidefirstaidtraining.co.uk
📧 [email protected]
📞 07471 166559

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"Because when an emergency happens, confidence and competence save lives."

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The Importance of Upskilling Security Staff in Life-Threatening Bleeding Management

Security officers are often the first personnel to arrive at an incident involving serious injury, long before ambulance crews or medical teams can access the casualty. In situations involving catastrophic bleeding, the actions taken within the first few minutes can make the difference between life and death. For this reason, it is essential that security staff are trained and regularly refreshed in the management of life-threatening haemorrhage.

One of the most critical skills a security officer can possess is the ability to recognise and control severe bleeding. Uncontrolled haemorrhage can lead to shock, loss of consciousness, and death within minutes. By providing security personnel with practical training in the application of tourniquets, pressure bandages, and casualty management, organisations can significantly improve casualty outcomes while awaiting the arrival of emergency medical services.

Tourniquet Application

Security staff should be trained to identify when a tourniquet is required and how to apply it correctly. Tourniquets are designed to stop catastrophic bleeding from limbs where direct pressure alone is ineffective. Incorrect application can reduce effectiveness and potentially worsen the casualty's condition. Through practical training, officers learn:

How to identify life-threatening arterial bleeding.
When a tourniquet is indicated.
Correct positioning and tightening techniques.
How to monitor the casualty after application.
The importance of recording the time the tourniquet was applied.
How to communicate this information during the medical handover.

Prompt and effective tourniquet use can prevent a casualty from losing a fatal volume of blood before professional medical assistance arrives.

Pressure Bandage Application

Not all severe bleeding requires a tourniquet. Security officers should also be competent in applying direct pressure and pressure bandages to wounds. Proper wound management helps control bleeding, reduces blood loss, and provides protection from contamination.

Training should include:

Scene safety and use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
Application of direct pressure to wounds.
Correct dressing and bandaging techniques.
Recognition of when bleeding is not controlled and escalation to tourniquet use may be necessary.
Ongoing monitoring of the casualty's condition.

A correctly applied pressure bandage can be highly effective in controlling significant bleeding while maintaining casualty comfort and stability.

Recognition and Management of Shock

Severe blood loss often leads to hypovolaemic shock, a life-threatening condition caused by insufficient circulating blood volume. Security officers should be trained to recognise the early signs and symptoms of shock, including:

Pale, cold, and clammy skin.
Rapid pulse.
Rapid breathing.
Anxiety or confusion.
Dizziness or weakness.
Reduced level of consciousness.

Once bleeding has been controlled, the casualty should be managed appropriately to reduce the effects of shock. Where injuries permit, placing the casualty in the shock position—lying flat with their legs elevated—can help improve blood flow to vital organs. Officers should also provide reassurance, maintain body temperature, and continually monitor the casualty until medical professionals arrive.

Effective Medical Handover

The role of security staff does not end when the ambulance crew arrives. A structured and accurate handover is essential to ensure continuity of care. Security personnel should be able to provide medical teams with critical information, including:

What happened and the mechanism of injury.
The location and severity of wounds.
Interventions performed.
Tourniquet application time.
Changes in the casualty's condition.
Any known medical information provided by the casualty or witnesses.

A clear and concise handover enables medical crews to make rapid clinical decisions and continue treatment without delay.

Benefits to Organisations

Investing in life-threatening bleeding and trauma management training provides numerous benefits, including:

Enhanced public safety.
Increased confidence and competence among security personnel.
Improved emergency response capability.
Reduced risk to life during critical incidents.
Greater resilience during major incidents or terrorist attacks.
Demonstration of a proactive commitment to duty of care and public protection.
Conclusion

Security officers are increasingly expected to respond effectively to medical emergencies as part of their frontline role. Training in tourniquet application, pressure bandage use, shock management, and casualty handover equips them with the skills needed to preserve life during the crucial minutes before emergency medical services arrive. By investing in these essential life-saving skills, organisations strengthen their emergency preparedness and empower their security teams to make a meaningful difference when every second counts.

Train with a Trusted Provider in the Heart of Central London

Nationwide First Aid Training Limited is delivering a range of accredited RQF courses throughout June at the prestigious SOAS University of London, located in the heart of Central London.

Our venue offers excellent transport connections with easy access from Russell Square, King’s Cross, Euston, Holborn and Tottenham Court Road stations, making it convenient for individuals and businesses travelling from across London and the UK.

June Course Dates – Central London
05th June – Mental Health at Work RQF
12th June – Emergency First Aid at Work + Catastrophic Bleeding RQF
18th June – Fire Safety for Fire Marshal – RQF
29th June – Mental Health at Work RQF

All courses are delivered by experienced instructors in a professional learning environment with limited class sizes to ensure high-quality training and support.

Ideal for:

Security staff
Construction companies
Offices and workplaces
Schools and community organisations
Event staff and hospitality teams
Why Train With Us?
Accredited RQF qualifications
Central London training venue
Excellent public transport links
Practical, engaging instruction
Suitable for individuals and corporate bookings
Book Your Place Today

Richard Gow
📞 07471 166559
📧 [email protected]

Limited spaces available — early booking is recommended.

🚨 JUNE FIRST AID TRAINING – CENTRAL LONDON
COURSES DELIVERED EVERY MONTH
Looking to boost your skills or get your team properly trained this June? We’ve got you covered with high-quality, RQF-accredited courses at SOAS University of London.
📅 JUNE COURSES:

5th June – Mental Health at Work RQF
£95
12th June – Emergency First Aid at Work + Management of Catastrophic Bleeding
£105 ( POPULAR COURSE)
18th June – Fire Safety / Fire Marshal Training in Extinguisher Training (RQF)
£95 ( POPULAR COURSE)
29th June – Mental Health at Work RQF
£95

📍 Venue:
SOAS University of London, 10 Thornhaugh Street, London WC1H 0XG (Great Russell Street area)
All courses are delivered by experienced, licensed training providers. Spaces are limited and filling up fast!
✅ Professional qualifications
✅ Expert trainers
✅ Central London location
Ready to book or need more info?
📞 Call: 07471 166 559
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🌐 www.nationwidefirstaidtraining.co.uk
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Current situation: trying to do paperwork while being supervised by the toughest inspection team in the business… 😅🧸
Medic Max, Dr Kong, and the whole Little Responders crew are sitting here judging every form I fill in like it’s a medical emergency 🚑📋
Not one bit of help from them either… just silent pressure and emotional support snacks missing from the table 😂
Think there might be something missing in my life… or maybe I’ve officially become the teddy bear administrator! 🐻
All jokes aside, we’re getting everything ready for the next Little Responders Programme — and this lot are clearly making sure standards stay high! 💛

A huge thank you to KIDZ KONNEKT Youth Club at Newton Aycliffe Leisure Centre for welcoming Nationwide First Aid Training Ltd to deliver First Aid training to your fantastic staff team.

It was a pleasure working with such an enthusiastic, professional, and confident group who showed excellent engagement throughout the course. Their willingness to learn life-saving skills highlights the dedication they have towards the safety and wellbeing of the children and young people they support every day.

First aid training is extremely important when working with children, as emergencies can happen at any time. Having the knowledge and confidence to respond quickly and effectively can make a real difference in protecting a child’s health, safety, and even saving lives.

Well done to everyone involved, and thank you once again for your commitment to creating a safer environment for young people.

Contact : NATIONWIDE FIRST AID TRAINING LTD
Tel: 07471166559
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