Elementary First Aid

This STCW elementary first aid course module is a combination of theory and practical training for basic first aid and life saving skills. This course is intended for all seafaring personnel who need to be able to practice elementary first aid on board ship.

Description

Elementary First Aid Course

This course provides essential, life-saving skills for all seafarers. Through a combination of hands-on practice and theoretical knowledge, you will learn to respond to common medical emergencies at sea.

What You'll Learn

This module covers the core principles of first aid as outlined in STCW 95 Table A-VI/1-3, ensuring you are prepared to act effectively in a crisis. Key topics include:

Emergency Response: Prioritizing treatment and safely transporting a casualty.
Basic Life Support (CPR): Performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Wound Management: Controlling bleeding and properly bandaging injuries.
Shock and Burns: Managing the symptoms of shock and treating burns and scalds.

Prerequisites

None. Participants must be aged 16 or over.

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