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A home office doesn’t remove an employer’s first-aid responsibility. Under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, employers must provide adequate and appropriate first-aid arrangements for all employees, acc…
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What if the weakness in your safety procedures isn’t the policy, but the gap between what’s written down and what happens each day? Learning how to create a culture of safety in a dental practice means making safe behavi…
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For lone workers, first aid training is only one part of the emergency plan. If an injury leaves someone unable to use a phone or reach a first aid kit, the arrangements for raising the alarm become critical. Choosing fi…
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The three-day course is not automatically the right choice just because it covers more. The difference between EFAW and FAW courses is the breadth of training: Emergency First Aid at Work is a one-day course focused on e…
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What happens if a business has no first aider? It doesn’t automatically mean the business is breaking the law, but it does mean you need to assess whether its first-aid arrangements are adequate. A trained first aider an…
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