Bracknell BID are funding Basic Life Support Awareness Training Courses for BID area businesses and workers, which will help provide invaluable knowledge on how to deliver potentially life-saving help. This course has been designed to give people in the workplace the skills and confidence to save a life.
These courses are hosted by the South Central Ambulance Service, a charity that raises funds to support South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust.
The training courses ties in with raising awareness of the BID funded and installed publicly accessible defibrillators within the area, and how to use the devices to save a life in the event of cardiac arrest. For more information regarding the locations and defibrillators, click here.
If your business would like to get involved in a Basic Life Support Awareness Training Course, let the BID team know by emailing enquiries@bracknellbid.co.uk
Previous Basic Life Support Awareness Training Courses
Course in October 2024
The Bracknell BID hosted a Basic Life Support Awareness Training Course on 29th October for Waitrose.
The session provided attendees the skills and confidence to save a life through theoretical and practical training on how to recognise a cardiac arrest using a primary survey, CPR, and AED use.
Course in May 2024
The Bracknell BID hosted a Basic Life Support Awareness Training Course on 23rd May at Regus, Arlington Square.
The session provided attendees the skills and confidence to save a life through theoretical and practical training on how to recognise a cardiac arrest using a primary survey, CPR, and AED use.
Course in February 2024
The Bracknell BID hosted a Basic Life Support Awareness Training Course on 21st February at Ozone Ice Rink.
The session provided attendees the skills and confidence to save a life through theoretical and practical training on how to recognise a cardiac arrest using a primary survey, CPR, and AED use.
Course in October 2023
The Bracknell BID hosted a Basic Life Support Awareness Training Course on 3rd October 2023 at 329 Bracknell in the Southern Business Area.
The session provided attendees the skills and confidence to save a life through theoretical and practical training on how to recognise a cardiac arrest using a primary survey, CPR, and AED use.