Who Should Attend?
This module is aimed at custody staff. The ACPO working group on first aid envisages that all custody staff will receive this training prior to taking up a custody post.
Course / Module entry requirements
N/A
No. of courses being run
Bespoke - training can be organised at NPIA site or local to a force - considerations to shift patterns and weekend working can be accommodated as required.
Dates and Venues
As per requirements of customer
Course / Module duration
One full day or up to nine hours.
Methods of delivery
Providing theoretical and practical experience this course will be delivered through a combination of presentations and demonstrations with replication by delegates, combined with continual observation and coaching by course trainer.
Assessment process / accreditation details
Continuous assessment plus final assessment of the delegates' practical and theoretical ability to manage an appropriate emergency first aid situation.
Certification
First Aid Certificates are valid for a period of three years from certification.
Additional Information
Refresher training must be take place annually. Part of the training should focus of new procedures and changes to practice that have been introduced since the delegates' previous training.
The ratio of delegates to trainer will be a maximum of twelve to one.
The Module can be taught in its entirety or on a modular basis and can be adapted to suit a particular need for a particular organisation.
Costs will be calculated on a case by case basis according to training course and number of delegates involved.
For bookings and enquiries, please contact
Cost to HO Forces
Dependent on client's requirements.
Cost to non HO Forces
Dependent on client's requirements.
Overview
Aims
To provide course participants with the necessary first aid knowledge, understanding and skill to support them in a custody role.
Objectives
