2 Day Remote Outdoor First Aid 6th & 7th December 2025 (Level 3)

The course content is primarily based in the outdoors and recreates emergency scenarios to test your knowledge of responding to an incident where help is not immediately available. Our course is taught through a range of practical scenarios and casualty simulation using the wonderful outdoor space. The course covers the following content:

Scene management
Incident protocol
Triage
Primary assessment
Airway opening and Safe Airway position
Management of an unconscious casualty
Resuscitation
Drowning
CPR – remote protocols
Defibrillator in remote environments
Choking management
Secondary assessment
Serious bleeding
Major trauma including crush injuries and suspension trauma
Head, neck, and spinal injury
Management of bone and joint injuries
Monitoring vital signs
Hypothermia - remote protocols
Hyperthermia and dehydration – remote protocols
Acute mountain sickness- HACE & HAPE
Cold-related injuries
Management of fractures
Common medical emergencies
Asthma – remote protocols
Anaphylaxis – remote protocols
Epilepsy
Diabetes
Heart attack and Angina
Please ensure that you check your National Governing Body's requirements for First Aid.

Forestry Commission: Recent changes to Forestry Commission First Aid policy (2012) recommend those who work in the forestry industry attend training which includes additional topics relevant to the risks and nature or their work. We have produced an information sheet with more information for you to download here.

Our level 3 course is the recommended course for Forestry Commission and meets all the requirements, however we also offer a 1-day/6 hour course (level 2) which is also suitable. Click here to find out more

To get a bespoke quote for your outdoor activity please send us an enquiry form and we would be delighted to assist you with this.