Moving and Assisting of People Level 2 (VTQ) – Classroom Part 2
Basic First Aid Level 2 (VTQ)
Course Information
Course Information
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Who should attend?
Course Details
Course Content
Certificate information
What to bring?
Trainers
Pricing
Who should attend?
- Care workers
- Childcare workers
- Dental workers
- Doctors
- Families
- First Aiders
- Nurses
Course Details
- This course is 3 hours classroom learning time
- Please arrive 15 minutes before the course starts to register your details
- Running late – you will not be accepted on the course and no refund will be issued
- Maximum of 12 delegates per course
- 15 minute break
- FPT use a combination of Powerpoint presentations, visual aids, practical activities, group work, FAQ’s and assessments to accommodate for all learners.
- Will involve practical elements, wear comfortable clothing, avoid skirts or dresses
- 30 minutes multiple choice online assessment.
- In an emergency contact us immediately 24/7, call during business hours , leave a voicemail, text or alternatively send us an email. Unfortunately, we will not be able to refund the course, as a good gesture we maybe able to reschedule the course
Course Content
LO 1. Understand Health and Safety legislation and regulations relating to Moving and positioning of people
- 1.1 Understand the definition of Manual Handling taken from the Manual Handling Operational Regulation (MHOR) 1992, what is reasonably practicable within MPP and guidance for lifting.
- 1.2 Understand employers and employee’s duties and responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, and specific sections on Negligence
- 1.3 Understand the Management of Health and Safety at Work regulations 1999 relating to Risk Assessments
- 1.4 Understand relevant HASAWA regulations • Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) • Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER) • Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrence Regulations (amended April 2012) RIDDOR
- LO 2 Understand Person Centred Legislation, regulations and policies/procedures/codes of practice
LO 2 Understand Person Centred Legislation, regulations and policies/procedures/codes of practice
- 2.1 Understand the Human Rights Act 19998
- 2.2 Understand the Equality Act 2010
- 2.3 Understand the Mental Capacity Act
- 2.4 Understand the Health and Social Care Act 2008/regulations 2014
- 2.5 Understand Code of Conduct/practices
- 2.6 Understand how decisions are balanced with HASAWA and Person-centred legislation
LO 3. Understand musculoskeletal injuries and the spine
- 3.1 Recognise the composition of the spin
- 3.2 Understand musculoskeletal injuries with statistics
LO 4. Understand principles of lifting including the centre of gravity, the base of support, the position of power and biomechanics
- 4.1 Recognise the biomechanic principle of lifting
- 4.2 Understand the principles and use of individuals centre of gravity
- 4.3 Understand what constitutes the base of support
- 4.4 understand what are the principles of power are in manual handling
- 4.5 Understand biomechanics in action
LO 5. Be Able to Identify controversial techniques and shoulder injury prevention
- 5.1 Recognise and assess why identified techniques are controversial
- 5.2 Recognise how controversial techniques can cause injury to the shoulder joint
LO 6. Understand Patient/service user/clients skin
- 6.1 Understand the layers of the skin and its purpose
- 6.2 Recognise how skin can be damaged
LO7. Be able to use the equipment and correct moving and positioning techniques
- 7.1 Understand manual handling questions before completing a task
- 7.2 Recognise the rules of safe manual handling
- 7.3 Recognise and participate in using appropriate for job role pieces of equipment which can include: • Hoist and sling for transferring • Slide sheets • Rotator disc • Transfer boards – straight and bananaTransfer belts
Certificate information
- The certificate is valid for 1 year and nationally recognised
- All of our courses are in accordance with the most recent UK Resuscitation Council recommendations (2021)
- This is a trustworthy, accredited and certified course it will pass due diligence tests, compliance and International Organisational for Standardisation (ISO)
This course comes with 3 hours of CPD (Continuous Professional Development)
- All of our courses’ content has been independently verified as adhering to generally recognised Continuous Professional Development (CPD) standards, and they all include a ProTrainings Certificate and a Certified CPD Statement
- You will get the certificate electronically via email and should get it within 24 hours
- See below sample certificate
What to bring?
- Bring proof of identity, a valid passport or a driving license for course registration confirmation
- No valid identification you will be refused from the course
- Bring a notebook and a pen
- Bring a electronic device such as mobile, Ipad, or laptop to complete online assessment
- We suggest you to pack a lunch and some refreshments
Trainers
- All our trainers either have teaching qualifications , such as Qualified Teacher Status, as well as adult training qualifications and first aid training certificate.
- Most of our trainers are advance level trainers.
- On a daily basis our trainers deliver courses to doctors, nurses, dentist, ambulance, many more professions and general public.
- All of our trainers have had DBS checks, and their certificates are regularly checked to ensure they are up to date.
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