KARATE INTERNATIONAL MARTIAL ARTS ASSOCIATION
Essential First Aid Programmes
If an accident happened in your dojo, would you know what to do?
The St Johns Ambulance (2000) say that by operating a business you have an obligation under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 and Approved Code of Practice (ACOP L74) to make adequate and appropriate First Aid Provision for your workforce.
To ensure this it is strongly recommended that someone is able to undertake First Aid duties at all times when people are at work.That means anytime your dojo has people in it.
Therefore it is essential for you to ensure that appropriate First Aid cover is available to all those under your charge (students and staff).
As part of our policy to promote safe, inclusive and productive teaching environments we offer a suite of programmes that focus on enabling you to develop these essential skills.
Our Programmes
To ensure that our programmes are robust and relevant to a modern working environment and provide our delegates with the maximum National recognition for their achievement KIMAA programmes are offered via nationally recognise providers such as St Johns Ambulance Brigade or the British Red Cross.
Other key features of the programmes include
¨ Personal attention given to ensure deep understanding of the application of FA procedures in to real life situations
¨ Free invitation to refresh your knowledge before your qualification expires
¨ Quality assurance of our programmes guaranteed by independent assessment external assessors
¨ Customised training matched to your learning requirements
To express an interest in any future first aid courses please send us an email to firstaid@karateinternational.co.uk