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First Aid for Knife Incidents: Skills That Could Save a Life Knife crime remains a serious challenge across England and Wales. In the year ending March 2025, there were around 53,000 offences involving a sharp instrument.Although the number has shown a…
TruEnhance Your First Aid Training with TrueClot Wound Simulation Products When it comes to first aid training, realism is key. TrueClot wound simulation products offer lifelike injuries that allow trainees to practice essential skills safely and effectively. Whether you’re conducting…
Introducing the New Pet Anatomy Book by ProTrainings At ProTrainings, we’re passionate about helping pet owners, animal care professionals, and first aid trainers gain the knowledge they need to keep pets healthy and safe. That’s why we’re excited to announce…
ProTrainings Instructor Conferences 2025: Highlights from Birmingham and Colchester This month, ProTrainings hosted two outstanding Instructor Conferences — one in Birmingham on 3rd October and another in Colchester today. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and made…
What the HSE Looks for in First Aid Training Providers Choosing a first aid training provider isn’t just about finding a course—it’s about ensuring compliance with UK law. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) sets specific standards that employers must…
How to Stay Compliant with the HSE’s First Aid Guidelines in 2025 As we move into 2025, employers across the UK must ensure their first aid provision aligns with the latest HSE first aid guidelines. Failing to comply with legal…
Understanding Martyn’s Law and Your Legal Duty to Prepare In response to rising threats and the tragic events of the 2017 Manchester Arena attack, the UK government is introducing Martyn’s Law (also known as the Protect Duty). This legislation places…
Roller shutter doors are essential for security, insulation, and access control in industrial, commercial, and retail settings. However, improper use, lack of maintenance, and mechanical failures can pose serious risks. The UK’s Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has clear guidelines…
