First aiders:

1.About first aiders

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    Introduction

    Across the council, in our offices, depots and other council-owned sites, we have a number of:

    • first aiders
    • emergency first aiders
    • appointed persons.

    These are employees who:

    • volunteer to be trained to give help to others who are injured or ill in the workplace
    • manage situations to keep colleagues and customers safe and prevent no further harm if they have become ill or injured.
    • work at one of our sites at least three days per week.

    The role of the first aider

    In an emergency, a first aider will:

    • calmly assess the situation
    • minimise any risks
    • recognise the requirement for first aid
    • assess injuries and illness
    • administer emergency treatment and life support
    • provide support and reassurance
    • call for assistance from the emergency services, if required.

    Find a first aider

    You can find the names, locations, and contact details of our first aiders in the phonebook.

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    Select First Aider

    First aider checkbox

    Tick the box next to the field called First Aider.

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    Choose a location

    Dropdown showing locations

    Use the location dropdown to find your location.

    Search button

    Select Search.

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    Results

    You will be shown a list of first aiders for the location you have chosen.

    Select the name of a first aider to view their full contact details. You can contact them by:

    • phone
    • email
    • Microsoft Teams.

    Please note

    Access to the phonebook is restricted to network users only.

    Unable to connect? To find out who the first aiders are at your location you can:

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    Employee confidential helpline

    0330 380 0658

    Speak to fully qualified counsellors and support specialists at any time, 365 days a year.

    Use code 107574 to access the online resources.

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