First In Attendance Ltd

30/08/2025

Need First Aiders for your workplace or just wish to learn how to save a life?
First In Attendance Ltd has been training people since 1995. We are a family run business based in East Sussex.

Whatever your requirements are please do not hesitate to contact us

admin@first-aid.co.uk

You will be pleasantly surprised at the price of our courses !

07/07/2025

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TRIBORD Lifejacket Harness sold by Decathlon.
The product presents a serious risk of drowning as, under certain conditions, the bladder may become punctured, resulting in reduced buoyancy.
🔴Product Details
Brand: TRIBORD
Barcode: 3608390327027
Model: 8801769
Article Code: 4855900
✅Advice for consumers
The product has been recalled from end users. We recommend you stop using this product immediately and return it as soon as possible to your nearest Decathlon store for a full refund.
➡️ More information: https://loom.ly/1iWwwCQ

27/06/2025

Proud dad and step mum , daughters first week on placement. Well done to all of you at SECAM!!!

A man from Hailsham, who was given nine life-saving shocks after suffering a cardiac arrest, thanks the SECAmb clinicians that saved his life. 🚨

Now 50-years-old, Simon Ford and his partner Liz recently visited our Polegate Make Ready Centre, where he was reunited with Advanced Paramedic Practitioner, Matthew, Paramedics, Emily and Olivia, Student Paramedic, Hannah Lewis and Operational Team Leader Claire - some of the clinicians that saved his life earlier this year.💙

With more than 30,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happening every year in the UK, and fewer than one-in-ten patients surviving, early intervention is crucial and learning CPR could save a life.

Learning CPR can be done in as little as 15 minutes with free, online tools from the British Heart Foundation.

Find out more about Simon's story here: https://www.secamb.nhs.uk/sussex-cardiac-arrest-survivor-reunites-with-999-heroes/

24/06/2025

Please be aware !

05/05/2025

Full First Aid at Work Course, 12/13/19 May Knockhatch Adventure Park special offer £180 per person, please email admin@first-aid.co.uk for bookings or additional information.

Many thanks

First In Attendance

17/04/2025

Product Recall for Tower Air Fryers presenting a risk of fire.

The product presents a risk of fire as it can overheat and ignite during use.

Models
T17023 Tower 2.2Ltr Manual Air Fryer
T17061BLK Tower 4Ltr Manual Air Fryer
T17067 Tower 4Ltr Digital Air Fryer
T17087 Tower 2Ltr Compact Manual Air Fryer

Affected products have been sold by retailers including Argos, B&M Bargains, DID, Poundland, Robert Dyas, Tesco, and the Tower Housewares website.

Owners can check if they have an affected model by checking the model on the appliance rating label.

Owners of affected products should stop using the product immediately and unplug it from the power supply.

For further information, including registering your product for a refund or replacement, please access the Tower Housewares webpage: https://orlo.uk/nxJdT





Keeping our communities safe 🚒🚒🔥🔥🔥click https://www.facebook.com/AshfieldFire to like Ashfield Fire Station.

15/10/2024

Tomorrow we will be supporting Children's Burns Trust and Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in marking National Burns Awareness Day.

If you or a loved one suffered a burn, would you know what to do?

https://orlo.uk/6WsV5

15/10/2024

Our specialist sports lawyers are helping people bring legal claims against the governing bodies of contact sports.

16/09/2024

First In Attendance is proud to sponsor Jazz Lewis for this season playing for Heathfield & Waldron Ladies Rugby

16/07/2024

Giant hogweed (aka giant cow parsley) is a fairly common plant in the UK, we are seeing it everywhere at the moment, but did you know it is a toxic plant that can cause severe skin blisters*, burns and even blindness?

Toxic components in the leaves, stems, roots, flowers and seeds can be transferred to the skin by touch, and although these do not cause burning alone, they make skin sensitive to sunlight, which can then cause rashes, burns and severe blistering. How badly the skin is affected depends on the individual, but children are known to be particularly sensitive.

NHS guidance is to wash the area of skin with soap and water as quickly as possible and keep it covered.

If a burn appears, treat it as you usually would a burn:

• Stop the burn process as soon as possible.
• Cool the skin with cool running water for 20 minutes
• Cover the burn with cling film.
• Treat the pain from a burn with paracetamol or ibuprofen.
• Raise the affected area, if possible, to help to reduce swelling.

Please see your GP or call 111 if symptoms are severe or persistent ☎️

*Please note, we have not been able to source an image of how skin blisters due to hogweed would look on black or brown skin - if this has happened to you and you would like to share the image to help others understand how this presents, please DM us 💚

Image credits:
Blister image: Dragan Marjanovic, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
Hogweed Image: This image is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

14/06/2024

A massive well done to Justin from McDonalds who has undertaken a number of courses with First In Attendance Ltd at Knockhatch Adventure Park, he gave life saving CPR when he witnessed someone collapse. The successful outcome was no doubt in part to his early intervention and was critical to buy time until other emergency services arrived to assist.