One day Motorcycle First Responder Training (MFR)

Brief Overview:

Motorcycle first responder has been designed for bikers, pillion passengers and event marshals. Because of Heavy leathers, armour and helmets delivering essential lifesaving first aid to bikers involves many additional considerations. This course will take you through those difficult decisions not covered by a standard basic first aid course, including when and how to remove a casualties crash helmet.

Learning Outcomes:

To provide the student with the knowledge, skills and confidence to deal with a medical emergency involving a motorcycle in a remote location where the emergency services may not be available to attend the scene within the government target time.


Course content

• Mechanism of injury

• Vital Signs

• Primary Survey

• Secondary Survey

• Basic Life Support

• Severe Bleeding

• Levels and Treatment of Shock

• Helmet removal (when and how)

• Spinal Injury recognition and management

• Scene assessment and Incident management

Delivery Method:

Didactic, PowerPoint (including video clips), Group Work, buzz groups and practical scenarios (using your own bike gear).

Target Audience:

This course is suitable for bikers, pillion passengers, event marshals and those wishing to have extended skills in first aid and become a Motorcycle first responder.

Course location:

Delivered In House (Training venues can be arranged, phone for details)

Length:

1 Days - 6 hours

Frequency:

Every 3 years

Any associated award:

An HSE-approved certificate (Emergency first aider) valid for three years issued on completion of assessment.

Training Pack

Included in the course cost is a Comprehensive student pack & workbook.

Course Cost:

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Discounts are available for groups.

No previous first aid experience is required to attend this course. Participants are asked to bring their own motorcycle gear with them as the course is centred around practical scenarios.