First aid training for construction sites
HSE-compliant first aid training delivered directly to your construction site — no travel, no venue hire, no disruption to site operations.
First aid requirements on construction sites
Construction is classified as a high-risk industry by the HSE. The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 require employers to ensure adequate first aid provision on site. For most construction sites, this means appointing qualified First Aid at Work (FAW) first aiders rather than the entry-level EFAW.
We understand that bringing your team off-site for training isn't always practical — particularly on live projects. Our trainers come to you. Whether you have a site cabin, welfare unit or temporary space, we'll make it work, and all equipment is brought by the trainer.
Site-based delivery
- Trainers come to you — site cabins, welfare units and temporary spaces all work
- All training equipment is brought by the trainer
- No disruption from sending teams off-site
- Rolling schedules across multiple sites under a single booking
Frequently asked questions
Do we need FAW or EFAW on a construction site?
In most cases FAW — HSE guidance recommends FAW for higher-risk workplaces, and most construction sites will be classified as higher-risk. We can advise based on your specific site type.
Can training happen on-site in a welfare cabin?
Yes — we deliver in site cabins, temporary units and any suitable space with a clear floor area.
Ready to book training for your construction site?
Tell us what you need and we'll send a fixed, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.