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Argyll, United Kingdom

School: BASP UK Ltd.

Emergency Medical Technician
Course Format: Classroom
Trauma, airway and ’C’ spine; breathing, anatomy and Physiology; oxygen therapy, pulse oximetry, defibrillation, shock; head, chest and spinal injuries. Medical problems, analgesia in pre-hospital care, skills bases and scenarios. Exam with a written paper and skills assessments. Recognised by the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care, Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh and BASICS Scotland C...
 

Ski Patrol
Course Format: Classroom
Suitable for: those seeking employment or experience as a Ski Patroller. Only those with a high standard of all terrain skiing and winter mountain experience, and an HSE or Standard certificate can apply. Syllabus: basic life support, mountain craft, avalanche, navigation, ski area safety, patrol management, customer care, casualty management, casualty report forms and logbooks. Certificate...
 

HSE First Aid at Work
Course Format: Classroom
similar to the Standard course but deals with injuries encountered in the working environment and does not spend as much time on outdoor scenarios. A formal practical and theory assessment is held at the end of the course. Suitable for: those working in industry or education that require a First Aid certificate for their work. Only those holding a current FAW certificate can attend a 2 day ...
 

Advanced First Aid
Course Format: Classroom
flexible depending on the previous experience of candidates, requiring a high standard of basic life support skills; ranges from a 2 day skills course to a 4 day course covering all aspects of pre-hospital care in a remote environment, including airway management, oxygen therapy, analgesia and casualty management.
 

Standard First Aid
Course Format: Classroom
the course covers all subjects included in the Emergency course but in considerably greater detail. Additional topics covered are breathing difficulties, poisoning, eye injuries, triage and a large amount of outdoor scenarios. Written assessment at the end of the course. At some point during the course a Basic Life Support skill assessment will be undertaken.
 

Emergency First Aid
Course Format: Classroom
Suitable for: potential outdoor instructors, or enthusiasts and any person who has been awakened to the necessity of life saving skills in sudden illness or accidents. Acceptable for qualifications such as: MLTB, BASI, SNSC, ESC, RYA, BCU and other sports governing bodies as a pre-requisite for instructor training and as a course applicable to the outdoor environment. Syllabus: the course is i...
 

AED
Course Format: Classroom
The BASP AED course is designed for people who will have access to an AED either through their work or public access, it includes identifying when and how to use the AED. A brief look at how the AED works and any safety implications for its use. The course is run to national guide lines. The course is aimed at people who require training in the use of a public access defibrillator, for the work...
 

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