The UK’s first QCA approved outdoor first aid course tailored to the needs of cyclists, delivered by expert first aid trainers and cycling instructors.
By following the core syllabus of the widely used and respected ITC course this programme has full NGB and QCA accreditation. However, by operating in small groups with a focus on bike related injuries and real-bike scenarios we deliver practical, comprehensive first aid training for anyone heading out on a bike.
Emergency Incident Management (Road & MTB)
(Two-day course, 16 hours)
This in-depth course for road and mountain bikers gives you the training and practical knowledge required to deal with a whole range of incidents, injuries and emergencies. Over the two days you will work through all elements of the accident procedure then apply it to a wide variety of scenarios both on and off road.
Course content:
- Safe best practice
- Systematic approach to incident management
- Internal and external bleeding, treatment of shock
- Unconsciousness – it’s causes and treatments
- Resuscitation procedures, including choking
- Helmet removal
- Casualty moving and handling
- CPR
- Treatment & stabilisation of injury
- Environmental considerations
- Common illnesses
- Application to scenarios – outdoors, roadside and trailside
This qualification covers the first aid training requirements of many national governing body Instructor awards, including ML, SPA, BCU, RYA, BOF & SMBLA. Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a certificate from ITC, which is valid for three years. |
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Price:
£145
Duration:
2 days
Venue:
Brougham Hall, Penrith, Cumbria
The Course:
Practical sessions inside the classroom, in the hall grounds, roadside and trailside
Group size 5-10
What’s included:
Professional instruction from an experienced First Aid Trainer and Mountain/Road Bike Leader
Training room facilities
Pre Course Info Pack
HSE Certification & First Aid Manual
Dates:
2010
6 - 7 February
1 - 2 March
26 - 27 April
07-08 June
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