Training Courses

The course is built around venue readiness, emergency response, crowd movement, welfare arrangements and stewardship responsibilities in designated spectator areas.It is suited to organisations responsible for safe event delivery and public-facing crowd environments.Preparing designated officials and venues for spectator eventsEmergency responseWelfare arrangements for spectatorsSupporting and managing company resources for efficiencyCrowd control - entry, exit and movement of people at spectator eventsManagement of information for actionMaintaining and monitoring stewardship in designated areasConflict managementDealing with spectator problems, accidents and emergenciesDetaining people at a spectator event for action by the policeFirst aid basicsWorking as a team to improve customer service

Kevron presents this as a combined theory-and-practice programme that introduces participants to occupational health and safety management and equips them with practical workplace safety knowledge.The public page lists a wide curriculum spanning hazard recognition, first aid, risk assessment, signs, inspections, incident investigation and emergency response.Background to occupational health and safetyCommon hazards at workRoles and responsibility of an employerToolbox talkThe safety officer: roles and responsibilitiesTypes of personal protective equipmentSafety representatives and safety committeeTypes of signsSafety inspections and drillsHSE caseSafety signsBasic definitionsWorkplace hazards and controlsUnderstanding office safetyTraffic management / transport safetyWelfare and work environment issuesIntervention / approaching othersBasic first aidHazard identification and reportingOccupational health and safety management system standards policyPrinciples of controlUnderstanding your health and safety responsibilitiesEmergency responseIncident investigation and report writingRisk assessmentsWaste management

Kevron states that the programme is intended to provide participants with boating safety knowledge that supports safe work and movement across water activities.The content combines theory and group exercises around boating hazards, emergency equipment, loading, first aid and risk assessment.14 steps to safe boatingHazardous conditionsBasic first aid for the boating teamLoading and unloadingPersonal floating devicesAccidents and reportingFire extinguishersPractical risk assessment group sessionSound signalsRisk assessment report

The course equips learners with practical first aid skills for common emergencies in workplaces and public settings. It includes immediate response principles, CPR, shock management and related lifesaving actions that support timely and effective assistance before advanced care arrives.This live course page on Kevron is presented as an EOSH course family, so learners can select the pathway that best matches their role, experience level or industry need.Typical audienceEmployees, managers and members of the public seeking first aid competenceIndividuals working in higher-risk environments such as factories and construction sitesExample EOSH pathways under this categoryEOSH UK Level 2 Award in Basic Life Support and Safe Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (RQF)EOSH UK Level 2 Award in Emergency First Aid at WorkEOSH UK Level 3 Award in First Aid at WorkEOSH UK Award in First Aid & AEDEOSH UK Award in CPR & First Aid

AOSH UK First Aid qualifications are produced in line with guidance from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and Skills for Health, and are intended to equip learners to manage medical situations and first-aid provision in the workplace.This course category supports organisations that need designated first aiders, emergency responders and staff who may need to provide immediate assistance before professional help arrives. It also covers paediatric first-aid options for settings that require child-focused response capability.AOSH UK Level 2 Award in Emergency First Aid at WorkAOSH UK Level 3 Award in First Aid at WorkAOSH UK Level 3 Award in Paediatric First Aid