RYA First Aid *

* This Training is not currently available ..

It’s the middle of the night and you are halfway across the ocean when one of your crew suddenly collapses. Would you know what to do?

The RYA First Aid course is designed to teach you exactly what to do in these situations. It is First Aid specifically designed for the marine environment.

COURSE DURATION

1 day from 10am to 5pm.

INSTRUCTOR – STUDENT RATIO

Typically there will be a maximum of 6 students on the course, usually less.

PRIOR EXPERIENCE

You do not need any previous experience, ahead of the course we will send you the RYA First Aid Handbook or Ebook.

IS THERE AN END OF COURSE ASSESSMENT?

No. The Instructor runs through each of the modules of the course ensuring that you understand each as you progress.

COURSE COST

The Course cost is £150 including the RYA First Aid handbook or eBook and certificate.

HOW DO I BOOK THE COURSE?

We don’t always schedule course dates for this course so if you are keen to consider this course please either give us a call on +90 535 718 06 55 to chat through possible dates or email us at tuition@sailinglifeacademy.com or via ‘Booking request‘.

WHAT WILL BE COVERED ON THE COURSE?

• Perform CPR to current protocols, and understand the differential for drowning.
• Understand the importance of the recovery position and the need to modify it for a
  small space.
• Apply direct pressure to a wound to control bleeding.
• Understand the term shock, recognise and treat it, with particular reference to internal
  and external bleeding.
• Understand the treatment for cold shock and hypothermia following immersion and/or
  exposure.
• Recognise the signs of a reduced level of response, with particular reference to serious
  head injuries.
• Breathing difficulties
• Anaphylaxis
• Chest pain
• Hyperthermia
• Burns
• Seasickness
• Fractures
• Diabetic emergency
• Seizures
• Choose suitable first aid equipment for their boat.
• Understand how to get medical advice or assistance by radio.
• Understand how to prepare for the evacuation of a casualty by helicopter.