Course Overview
The OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in First Aid at Work (FAW) is a professional qualification developed for individuals who want to strengthen their understanding of workplace emergency response and contribute to a safer working environment. The diploma introduces learners to the essential principles of first aid in the workplace, helping them understand how to respond appropriately when accidents, injuries, or sudden illnesses occur.
Designed to meet the needs of today’s diverse workplaces, this qualification is suitable for employees, supervisors, managers, health and safety personnel, and anyone with responsibility for workplace wellbeing. It promotes a proactive approach to occupational safety by increasing awareness of emergency procedures, incident management, and the importance of providing timely assistance before professional medical services arrive.
The OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in First Aid at Work (FAW) supports organisations in fostering a culture of health, safety, and preparedness while helping learners develop valuable professional knowledge that can be applied across a wide range of industries. It also demonstrates a commitment to workplace safety and continuous professional development, making it a valuable addition to any professional portfolio.
Whether you are looking to improve workplace safety standards, enhance your career prospects, or gain internationally relevant first aid knowledge, this diploma provides a strong foundation for promoting safer, healthier, and more resilient working environments.
Course Structure
This qualification, the OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in First Aid at Work (FAW), consists of 9 units.
Study Units
Learning Outcomes
Here are the learning outcomes for each study unit:
Introduction to First Aid at Work and Workplace Safety Regulations (2 Hours)
- Understand the role and responsibilities of a workplace first aider
- Recognise the importance of adhering to workplace safety regulations and guidelines
- Identify legal requirements for first aid provision in the workplace
Risk Assessment and Emergency Preparedness in the Workplace (3 Hours)
- Conduct basic workplace risk assessments to identify potential hazards
- Develop and implement effective emergency response plans
- Apply strategies to minimise workplace accidents and injuries
Primary Survey, Casualty Assessment, and Incident Management (3 Hours)
- Perform a primary survey to assess casualty condition
- Apply systematic casualty assessment techniques to prioritise treatment
- Manage incidents effectively to ensure safety and coordinated response
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Operation (5 Hours)
- Perform CPR for adults, children, and infants according to recognised guidelines
- Operate an AED safely and effectively in an emergency
- Integrate CPR and AED use to maximise survival chances during cardiac arrest
Management of Unconscious Casualties and Recovery Position Techniques (3 Hours)
- Assess and manage unconscious casualties to maintain airway safety
- Apply correct recovery position techniques to prevent complications
- Monitor and provide ongoing care until professional help arrives
Bleeding Control, Wound Care, and Shock Management (4 Hours)
- Apply appropriate techniques to control external and internal bleeding
- Administer basic wound care to prevent infection and complications
- Recognise and manage different types of shock effectively
First Aid for Burns, Scalds, and Chemical Injuries (4 Hours)
- Identify types and severity of burns and scalds
- Apply appropriate first aid for thermal, electrical, and chemical burns
- Prevent further injury and minimise long-term damage through correct care
Management of Fractures, Sprains, and Soft Tissue Injuries (3 Hours)
- Recognise signs and symptoms of fractures, sprains, and soft tissue injuries
- Apply appropriate immobilisation and support techniques
- Provide effective care to reduce pain and prevent further injury
Response to Medical Emergencies: Heart Attack, Stroke, and Seizures (3 Hours)
- Recognise early signs and symptoms of heart attack, stroke, and seizures
- Provide immediate and appropriate first aid response for each condition
- Support and monitor casualties until advanced medical help arrives
Certification Benefits
The OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in First Aid at Work (FAW) provides learners with the essential knowledge to respond effectively to workplace emergencies while promoting a safer and healthier working environment.
- Develops a strong understanding of First Aid at Work principles.
- Enhances confidence in responding to workplace emergencies.
- Promotes a safer and more prepared working environment.
- Improves awareness of workplace health and safety practices.
- Supports professional development across a wide range of industries.
- Demonstrates a commitment to employee health, safety, and wellbeing.
- Enhances employability in roles where first aid awareness is valued.
- Provides valuable Continuing Professional Development opportunities.
- Strengthens knowledge of emergency response and incident management.
- Develops practical skills that can be applied in everyday workplace situations.
- Supports organisations in promoting a positive safety culture.
- Offers an internationally relevant qualification that enhances professional credibility.
Course Eligibility
Learners should meet the following entry requirements:
Course Fee
140k PKR / 375GBP / 500 USD