Hostile Environment First Aid Training (HEFAT)

Hostile Environment First Aid Training provides essential skills for managing emergencies in high risk situations

At Granite Training, our Hostile Environment First Aid Training (HEFAT) course is specifically designed for individuals operating or working in high-risk or hostile environments who need an advanced level of medical training. This course goes beyond standard first aid by equipping participants with the skills to manage more complex medical conditions and trauma situations. It also includes hands-on training with advanced medical equipment and techniques, preparing delegates to handle emergencies effectively in challenging situations.

Hostile Environment First Aid Training (HEFAT) course

Who should attend?

This course is ideal for anyone working or travelling in high-risk areas, including journalists, aid workers, security personnel, government employees, and corporate professionals who may encounter hostile or unpredictable situations. It’s also suitable for adventurers, explorers, and individuals seeking to enhance their emergency response skills in challenging environments.

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Date: xxxxx (4 Days) 

Time: 9am – 5pm

Price: £TBC per person 

Woodburn House, Suite E, Golden Square, Aberdeen, AB10 1RD.

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What are the key areas covered on the Hostile Environment First Aid Training (HEFAT) course?

The HEFAT course is structured to ensure that participants from all backgrounds are well-prepared for a broad range of potential threats across various environments and scenarios.

We aim to enhance awareness of potential risks and build confidence in managing immediate and evolving situations. Our comprehensive training covers a wide array of critical areas, providing a holistic approach to safety and first aid in hostile settings.

No prior training or qualifications are required to enrol in this course, making it accessible to anyone who wants to enhance their skills and preparedness for hostile environments. If you’re unsure whether this course is right for you, our team is here to assist you in selecting the most suitable training based on your needs and circumstances.

Hostile Environment First Aid Training course content:

The HEFAT course at Granite Training covers an extensive range of topics to ensure participants are fully equipped to handle various emergency situations in hostile environments:

By covering these critical areas, our Hostile Environment First Aid Training (HEFAT) course ensures that you are not only aware of the potential risks you may face but also confident and capable in responding effectively to a wide range of emergency situations. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to working in high-risk areas, Granite Training’s HEFAT course will provide you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to stay safe and respond effectively in any hostile environment.

Keys facts

Duration: 4 days
Assessment Method: TBC

Certification

TBC

Entry requirements

To register on to this qualification, learners are required to meet the following entry requirements:

  • Be 18 years of age or above

It is advised that candidates have a level of literacy and English that enables them to communicate effectively. This should be established during initial assessment. Learners should also be able to show that they have some knowledge and/or experience of the licensed on-sales or off-sales trade in Scotland – for example, by working or through prior study.

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