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Are your employees prepared for health emergencies at work? First Aid for Less can provide first aid courses for employees, fully tailored to your organisation’s needs and budget. Our advanced first aid training enables employees to respond to health emergencies in the most appropriate manner. Our instructors offer 3-day training, which includes emergency first aid, paediatric first aid, CPR and re-qualification courses. We are based in Delph and operate throughout the region to deliver excellent first aid training at competitive prices. Give us a call to schedule an appointment today.

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