Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) (RQF) – 1 day

Core Units & Key Topics

Terrorism & Threat Awareness: Current threats, recognizing suspicious activities, and response protocols.
Legal & Ethical Updates: New laws, SIA standards, and professional conduct.
Risk Assessment: Advanced threat identification, dynamic risk assessment, and mitigation planning.
Physical Intervention: Refresher on techniques for close protection and door supervision, emphasizing risk reduction.
Operational Planning: Route planning, venue security, and briefing updates.
Surveillance & Counter-Surveillance: Enhanced techniques and strategies.
Emergency Procedures: First aid refreshers and response to critical incidents.

SIA Compliance: Mandatory for license renewal, covering current SIA licensing rules.
Practical Assessments: Includes written exams (multiple choice) and practical skills tests for physical intervention and searching.
Role Evolution: Understanding the changing duties and professional standards for CPOs

The exam is conducted on the allocated days as per the training provider.
The assessment includes 4 multiple choice questions and 2 practical assessments:
MCQ 1) Principles of Terror Threat Awareness in the Private Security Industry (10 questions, 20 minutes)
MCQ 2) Principles of Working as a Door Supervisor for Close Protection Operatives in the Private Security Industry (29 questions, 45 minutes)
MCQ 3) Application of Physical Intervention Skills for Close Protection Operatives in the Private Security Industry (30 questions, 45 minutes) (and 1x Practical Assessment)
MCQ 4) Application of physical intervention skills in the private security industry (30 questions, 45 minutes) (and 1x Practical Assessment)
Physical Intervention Skills: A practical demonstration of skills.
Searching Techniques: A practical assessment of safe and effective search procedures

Emergency First Aid at Work(RQF) - 6 hrs
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The Role of a First-Aider: Understanding responsibilities, preventing cross-infection, and recording incidents.
Assessment and Basic Life Support: Safely assessing an emergency situation, performing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
Injury Management: Administering first aid for common injuries, including:
Wounds and bleeding control.
Burns and scalds.
Fractures, sprains, and joint injuries.
Eye injuries.
Medical Emergencies: Recognizing and providing first aid for major illnesses such as:
Shock.
Choking and breathing emergencies.
Heart attacks and strokes.
Epilepsy, asthma, and diabetes.
Anaphylaxis (severe allergic reactions) and poisoning.