Our Instructors Haven't Just Read It In A Book!
All our Instructors are experts in the field of Health & Safety Ireland. This means that we can bring realistic training, relating real life emergencies to the class room situation, which brings our training 'alive'. With full recognised Instructors by the Irish Heart Foundation, Pre Hospital Care Council, Health & Safety Authority, and other national and international organisations. Safety Training is provided Nationwide and at our training centre in Blanchardstown Dublin.

Accredited and Recognised Nationwide Training		Irish Heart Foundation Health & Safety Authority Pre-Hospital Care Council American Heart Association European Resuscitation Council Emergency Care & Safety Institute National Fire Protection Association Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC)
Safety Ireland's Instructors are accredited and recognised by the following agencies, our state-of-the training facility is located in Blanchardstown Dublin, and we also provide training nationwide. Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work General Applications Regulations S.I. No. 299 of 2007, our Occupational First Aid course will satisfy your legal requirements for health and safety in the workplace.
Fully Approved & Fully Insured Safety Ireland and all our Instructors are recognised and approved to provide training by seven independent and state organisations. FETAC awards are also issued for Occupational First Aid and the Occupational First Aid Refresher course.   With the assistance of FBD Ireland all our courses and also the defibrillators we sell are fully covered with Public Liability, Professional Indemnity and Product Liability Insurance. All our Occupational First Aid Instructors are on the register of the OFAAA to teach the new FETAC level 5 standard which includes Cardiac First Responder. <CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE NEW STANDARD>		Public Liability €2,600,000 Professional Indemnity €1,300,000 Product Liability €1,300,000

Now Anyone Can Save A Life
Time to defibrillation is the most critical factor in survival of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). If an AED is "on-site" within two minutes there is an 80% chance that the victim will survive. This is one of the reasons that survival rates improve in areas with active AED programmes. Remember, every minute that passes before defibrillation the survival rate reduces by 7-10 percent. Currently in Ireland the survivability rate for out of hospital cardiac arrest is 1%.

Frequently Asked Questions about AED defibrillators.
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