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Posted By john r sharp
A question for M&E company colleauges:
Do any of you provide basic first aid training e.g a four hour session, to cover CPR and injuries related to electricity, to your electricians?
Several of our senior managers seem to think that it is a requirement to do this. So I am throwing it open!!
My personal view is that it is a good idea, but should be backed up by the correct number of qualified first aiders.
Over to you all.
John
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Posted By JEFFREY SMITH
Wow, good question and I'm surprised you do not have an answer from anyone yet!
I cannot find anywhere that states 1st Aid Trg is a requirement but am glad to hear that your mamagement seem to think that it should be! I would go with it if I were you...
As for adequate 1st Aiders around, it depends on where the electricians are working...
Good luck (lucky chap!)
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Posted By Dave Dowan
Hi John
We have engineers (not electricians) who have to work on the electrical supply for street cabinets. They have to complete a G39 competency course and most of the regional electricity companies who run the course insist that they attend the 1/2 day first aid course. I suppose in the end it will be down to good old risk assessment.
Hope this helps
Dave
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Posted By Paul Leadbetter
John
See para 12 of the First Aid Regs ACoP.
Paul
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