Emma House
EMERGENCY FIRST AID AT WORK
+SPORT
CLASSROOM: 8 HOURS, INCLUDING PRACTICAL AND WRITTEN ASSESSMENT
ClubSport Borders
Scottish Borders Council Sports Development
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This person has completed the above course in compliance with the requirements of the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981
ClubSport Borders and Scottish Borders Council’s Sports Development Emergency First Aid At Work (EFAW) courses are delivered in accordance with current best practice guidelines set by both The Health and Safety Executive and The Resuscitation Council UK.
The content of this course is matched with the IOL Statement of Good Practice on Outdoor First Aid at Band 2
Core Topics Covered:Role of the First Aider (including how to deal with unresponsive casualties),Adult Resuscitation (CPR) including use of defibrillators, Burns and Scalds, Choking,Minor and Severe Bleeding, Seizures, Shock
This certificate has a validity of 3 years from tthis date.
Certificate ID:
01kxztdhvw27hm998c66xh2w0t
2026-07-18
Distributed by:
EH

Issued to

Emma House

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Credential Verification

Issue date: July 18, 2026

ID: 87dbdbfa-a32d-48fa-b61a-802257b1010f

Issued by

Sports Development

Scottish Borders Council Sports Development team works with ClubSport Borders to broaden the opportunities for all to access sport in the Scottish Borders.

Type

Certification

Level

Introductory

Format

Online

Duration

8 hours

Description

The holder of this badge has completed training and assessment in Emergency First Aid At Work (EFAW) as per The Health and Safety Executive's recommended syllabus. Additional learning time covering common sports injuries was included in this training.

Skills

First Aid Certification

Life Support

Earning Criteria

Test

The participant has been observed dealing appropriately with unresponsive casualties

Test

The participant has demonstrated how to deal with a choking casualty.

Participation

The participant has been observed using an AED effectively.

Test

The participant has completed a written test outlining the correct first aid treatments for a variety of major illnesses.

Test

The participant has evidenced the identification and correct treatment of shock.