The Paediatric First Aid Awareness for Business Settings Training Course offered by Imperial Corporate Training Institute is designed to provide participants with the essential knowledge and practical awareness required to respond confidently to medical emergencies involving infants and children in workplace environments. The course focuses on recognising common childhood emergencies, understanding first aid priorities, and applying appropriate responses until professional medical assistance arrives. Participants will also learn how to minimise risks and promote safer business environments where children may be present.
As one of the specialised Healthcare Management training courses, this programme combines current paediatric first aid principles with workplace safety practices suitable for offices, retail businesses, hospitality venues, educational facilities, recreational centres, and customer-facing organisations. Through practical guidance and real-life scenarios, participants will gain the confidence to manage paediatric emergencies effectively while supporting organisational health and safety responsibilities.
Objectives
Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the principles of paediatric first aid in business settings.
- Recognise common medical emergencies affecting infants and children.
- Assess emergency situations quickly and safely.
- Apply basic life-saving procedures for children and infants.
- Respond appropriately to choking incidents.
- Identify signs of allergic reactions, asthma attacks, seizures, and other common childhood illnesses.
- Manage minor injuries including burns, bleeding, fractures, and head injuries.
- Understand infection prevention and hygiene during first aid.
- Communicate effectively with emergency services and parents or guardians.
- Promote safer workplaces through paediatric emergency preparedness.
Target Audience
This course is suitable for:
- Office administrators and workplace supervisors
- Customer service professionals
- Hospitality and retail employees
- Nursery and childcare support staff
- School administrative personnel
- Sports and recreation staff
- HR professionals
- Health and safety officers
- Security personnel
- Anyone working in environments where children may be present