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“Having 24 years’ experience as a paramedic


I’ve practised Infection Prevention and Control for many years and so being able to integrate those practices when training fi rst aid has been straightforward. Of course, there has been added investments and an additional COVID-19 risk assessment is carried out at each new venue prior to the course. Most of the time I can wear a clear visor and stay socially distanced, but when it’s needed, extra safety measures are introduced.” said Andrew. “Over the years I’ve become impressed by the


number of businesses that have invested in an Automated External Defi brillator for their premises or worksite. Not all defi brillators are set up or work in the same way. By taking a few photos I quickly put together a PowerPoint presentation so that the workforce get a tailored lesson on their own defi brillator which will optimise the use of the equipment they have invested in, should the need arise.” For those with defibrillators, Andrew recommends the AED


Preparation Kit pouch, which costs around £15 but is often not bought along with the equipment. T e pouch can dramatically reduce the time to deliver a shock. Andrew also recommends swift action by those whose First Aid at


Work certifi cates are due to run out before March 2021. Lockdown in March 2020 saw the HSE allow extensions to those who needed to renew their certifi cates but found it diffi cult to do so due to coronavirus restrictions. T at extension is due to run out in March this year. “What we are going to fi nd is that all those who


took advantage of the extension last year will all need to be assessed by the end of March, but so will those whose certifi cates are due to run out early this year. T at’s going to result in increased demand for training and assessment.” said Andrew. “It makes sense to get things moving very soon to avoid that period when it looks like demand could outstrip supply.”


To fi nd out more about the courses provided by Decisive First Aid, call 01462 379879, email info@decisivefi rstaid.co.uk or visit the website www.decisivefi rstaid.co.uk


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