First Aid Training
First Aid for Fractures
Learn first aid for fractures. Recognise symptoms, treat open/closed breaks, and follow 8 steps to stabilise injuries for OHS Act compliance.
Helen Farish
13/02/2026
Learn first aid for fractures. Recognise symptoms, treat open/closed breaks, and follow 8 steps to stabilise injuries for OHS Act compliance.
Bleeding is one of the most common emergencies First Aiders can expect to encounter. Knowing how to recognise different types of bleeding and how to
First aid NQF levels enable First Aiders to easily map their progression as they complete progressively more advanced first aid courses. For many years, occupational
The Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) has become the new accreditation body for skills programmes across all industries and sectors in South Africa,
Absolute Health Services offers fully accredited first aid courses at our training centres in Johannesburg, Durban, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), and Cape Town. We also offer
Understand First Aid Levels 1, 2 & 3 in South Africa. Learn which training fits your workplace needs to ensure safety, compliance, and preparedness.
Learn the essential first aid for burns, including steps for treating burns, preventing infection, and ensuring proper healing.
Learn to identify the signs and symptoms of shock and provide timely treatment with our comprehensive guide. Get expert training from Absolute Health Services today.
The Recovery Position is a vital first aid technique used to safeguard an unconscious but breathing individual. By carefully placing them on their side, this position helps maintain an open airway, allowing for clear breathing and preventing the inhalation of fluids like saliva, blood, or vomit which could lead to choking or aspiration.
Knowing how to apply a first aid dressing is a vital skill, as not all wounds heal the same way. From minor scrapes to severe burns, each injury requires a specific approach. First Aid kits should be stocked with gauze bandages and specialised dressings, avoiding materials like cotton wool that can complicate the wound.