Kent First Aid Training

Kent First Aid Training Delivering professional First Aid Courses since 1990 to organisations in Kent, Essex and South London.

03/12/2025

AS A CYCLIST APPROACHING YOU, THEY HAVE TO BRAKE SUDDENLY AND THEY FALL HEAVILY ON THE FLOOR.
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO?
WHAT INJURY COULD THEIR BE?
HOW DO YOU KNOW?
WHATS THE FIRST AID?
IF YOU ARE UNSURE OR DON’T KNOW HOW ABOUT A FIRST AID COURSE?
Website: www.kentfirstaidtraining.co.uk
Email: kentfirstaidtraining@gmail.com

25/11/2025

Health and safety statistics 2025
HSE has published the latest statistics on work-related health and safety in Great Britain.
The annual figures (2024/25) include:
• 1.9 million working people suffering from a work-related illness, of which:
o 964,000 workers suffering work-related stress, depression or anxiety
o 511,000 workers suffering from a work-related musculoskeletal disorder
• 2,218 mesothelioma deaths due to past asbestos exposures (2023)
• 124 workers killed in work-related accidents
• 680,000 working people sustained an injury at work according to the Labour Force Survey
• 59,219 injuries to employees reported under RIDDOR
• 40.1 million working days lost due to work-related illness and workplace injury
• £22.9 billion estimated cost of injuries and ill health from current working conditions (2023/24)
The statistics release provides detailed commentary on these figures and is supported by:
• the statistics webpages, which include a range of information such as different types of work-related ill-health and different industry sectors
• a comprehensive set of tables, designed to make the data accessible to users
• our annual infographic-style summary booklet
• our press release, which features quotes from HSE's Chief Executive Sarah Albon.
Feedback on our statistics
We welcome feedback on our statistics. To provide this please contact us via email.

CHOKINGChoking is when a solid object is stuck in the airway. Usually foodIf casualty is coughing, allow them to cough t...
18/11/2025

CHOKING
Choking is when a solid object is stuck in the airway. Usually food
If casualty is coughing, allow them to cough to clear the airway naturally. If not, 5 back blows, followed by 5 abdominal thrusts. Continue until the airway is open. If abdominal thrusts are used, casualty must go to hospital.

12/11/2025

Kent First Aid Training
Up and coming dates for our open courses.
Gravesend
Emergency First Aid at Work 17th November 2025
Emergency First Aid at Work 5th December 2025
Bromley
Paediatric First Aid 10th/11th November 2025
Please contact us for further details
Email: kentfirstaidtraining@gmail.com
Website: www.kentfirstaidtraining.co.uk

12/11/2025

BURNS
Plenty of cold running water. Minimum of 20 minutes under running was is what is recommended, until the burning sensation has stopped
Should they go to hospital? USE YOUR COMMON SENSE.
Remember, childrens skin is thinner and more sensitive. A burn that an adult wouldn’t worry about, is much worse for a child

03/11/2025

HEART ATTACK
Chest pain and pain and pins and needles down the left arm is classic. In women it can start in the back. It can feel like bad indigestion. They are likely pale and clammy and panting.
Call an ambulance. The Lazy W position is best, but whatever is comfortable.

03/11/2025
28/10/2025

Kent First Aid Training
Up and coming dates for our open courses.
Gravesend
First Aid at Work Requalification 6th/7th November 2025
Emergency First Aid at Work 17th November 2025
Emergency First Aid at Work 5th December 2025
Bromley
Paediatric First Aid 10th/11th November 2025
Please contact us for further details
Email: kentfirstaidtraining@gmail.com
Website: www.kentfirstaidtraining.co.uk

28/10/2025

FAINTING
When the brain is not getting enough oxygen.
Causes
Dehydration, shock, too much alcohol, anxiety
First Aid
Lay casualty down and raise legs. Keep warm. Reassure. Nil by mouth.
If this happens more than once the casualty should their GP

20/10/2025

CONCUSSION
When the brain is shaken up, caused by shaking or a bang to the head
Recognition – pale, clammy, rapid shallow breathing plus headache, nausea, memory loss, maybe a short period of unconsciousness.
We can allow our casualty to sleep, but they must be fully woken at 15-minute intervals.
Call an ambulance

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