Level 1
The usual starting point. It introduces emergency care and is the course most companies need when they are inspected.
Fire and first aid
Training that fits the shift.
Courses run on your schedule, for a group or for one person. The same office can supply and service the first aid kits, extinguishers and signs afterwards.
First aid
Where more than 10 employees work, the employer has to appoint a first aider. That appointment is compulsory, and the first aider should be available during normal working hours.
Level 2
More depth, including treatment of paediatric patients.
Level 3
The most advanced first aid qualification Ultimate Group offers. Recommended for supervisors in larger companies.
Fire and the site
Staff learn how a fire behaves and what to do before the fire service arrives. Evacuation training can be arranged with the basic fire fighting course.
Basic fire fighting
Fundamentals for the workplace: how fires act, and how to manage and extinguish one.
Health & safety induction
For people who work on a construction site. New staff are more at risk than people who already know the yard. Reading and speaking skills are recommended so signs and instructions land.
SHE rep
Health and safety representative training, shaped to the workplace rather than a generic classroom script.
Book a course
Tell the office how many people, and whether it is first aid, fire, or both.