First Aid for Farms
DAC First Aid
Courses for Farms & Agriculture
DAC First Aid Farms
Farmers: highly skilled individuals working with machinery and animals
Our first aid for farms courses and Health & Safety for farms coursesare tailored to your environment and needs.
Farmers and those who work on a farm are highly skilled individuals with a great amount of sense and knowledge, but when dealing with unpredictable livestock and heavy machinery, accidents do happen. Having knowledge of how to administer first aid for farm environments is imperative for one main reason: when an emergency incident occurs on a farm it is highly likely that it will take much longer for the emergency medical services to reach a remote farm or isolated field.
Having some knowledge and understanding of how to administer first aid to others and yourself, if working alone and remotely, goes a long way to a positive result. Our health and safety for farms course can reduce the risk and help prevent serious accidents happening. . Our courses can also go towards your Red Tractor compliance.
Something we also train on our course is the importance of having the correct first aid kits throughout the farm, in break rooms, yards, on larger machinery and in vehicles will greatly increase the chances of a good outcome from an injury.
We deliver our first aid for farms and Farm Health and Safety courses in Suffolk or we can come to your farm, nationwide.
Agriculture Stats
While farming employs around 1% of the UK workforce, it accounts for around 20% of all workplace fatalities.
Our lone worker seriously injured course was designed by our MD and accredited by one of our awarding bodies, ProTrainings. This level 3 course talks about lone workers facing a range of challenges and risks, including accidents, injuries and health emergencies. Working in isolated and high risk environments also makes lone workers more vulnerable.
Farmers have a responsibility to their workers to ensure their safety and well-being when working alone in remote fields or other areas of the farm. Providing lone working first aid training involves training to administer first aid on themselves, carrying the correct lone worker first aid kit and providing support to help them manage risks and respond to emergencies.
Do lone workers need to be first aid trained?
Absolutely yes, lone workers should be confident in their own ability to administer first aid to themselves. Training to know how to stop bleeding and avoid life changing injuries while in a remote location waiting for help to arrive.
The lone worker seriously injured half day course can be taught at your location (requires a minimum of 6 people on the course) or join one of our scheduled courses at our training centre in Suffolk.
We offer regular dates at our centre in Suffolk throughout the year.
Emergency First aid for farmers is designed for farms and agriculture, it includes the extra training for their High Risk environment. This one day course is HSE recognised and meets Red Tractor certified standards for health and safety.
It would be beneficial and potentially life saving for farmers to learn how to manage catastrophic haemorrhages and crush injuries. Making the high risk element of this emergency first aid course ideal for those who work on a farm so as to potentially save a life or limb.
The emergency first aid High Risk course can be taught at your farm (requires a minimum of 6 people on the course) or join one of our scheduled courses at our training centre in Suffolk.
We offer regular dates at our centre in Suffolk throughout the year.
Emergency First aid for farmers includes the extra training for their High Risk environment. This one day course is HSE recognised and meets Red Tractor certified standards for health and safety.
It would be beneficial and potentially life saving for farmers to learn how to manage catastrophic haemorrhages and crush injuries. Making the high risk element of this emergency first aid course ideal for those who work on a farm so as to potentially save a life or limb.
The emergency first aid High Risk course can be taught at your farm (requires a minimum of 6 people on the course) or join one of our scheduled courses at our training centre in Suffolk.
We offer regular dates at our centre in Suffolk throughout the year.
Our 3-Day First Aid at Work (FAW) course is a nationally recognised qualification for large production farms with over 25 workers who require a qualified workplace first aider. It meets all Health and Safety Executive (HSE) requirements.
Across the three days, you’ll learn how to deal with a wide range of medical emergencies, including CPR, serious bleeding, burns, fractures and managing unconscious casualties. You’ll also gain the confidence to stay calm and take action when it matters most.
The course is engaging, hands on and led by experienced instructors who make learning easy and memorable.
We offer regular dates at our centre in Suffolk throughout the year.
DAC Education’s Fire Safety Awareness training is designed to give staff the essential knowledge to prevent, identify and respond to fire risks on a farm. This short course helps you meet your legal obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
This training covers common fire hazards, evacuation procedures, fire extinguisher types and emergency response actions. Our expert instructors use real world scenarios to make the training engaging and practical.
DAC Education’s Fire Safety Awareness training is designed to give staff the essential knowledge to prevent, identify and respond to fire risks on a farm. This short course helps you meet your legal obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
This training covers common fire hazards, evacuation procedures, fire extinguisher types and emergency response actions. Our expert instructors use real world scenarios to make the training engaging and practical.
DAC Education’s Working at Height Awareness course is designed specifically for those working in farming and agricultural settings, where accessing roofs, silos, ladders, and machinery platforms is a regular part of the job.
This short but essential course helps farmworkers and landowners understand their legal responsibilities under the Work at Height Regulations 2005, while teaching how to identify risks, use safe systems of work, and choose the correct safety equipment.
Learn how to avoid common agricultural fall hazards, reduce risk when working on uneven ground or at height, and respond correctly to an incident.
DAC Education’s Manual Handling Awareness for Agriculture course is tailored for farmworkers, landowners, and rural teams who regularly lift, carry, push, or pull loads such as feed bags, hay bales, tools, machinery parts and livestock.
Farms are high risk environments and poor manual handling techniques are a leading cause of injury in agriculture. This practical course helps reduce those risks by teaching safe lifting techniques, load assessment, posture and how to prevent musculoskeletal injuries.
Delivered on your farm or at our Suffolk centre, this training complies with the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 and is ideal for new staff, seasonal workers or as a refresher for experienced teams.
DAC Education’s Manual Handling Awareness for Agriculture course is tailored for farmworkers, landowners, and rural teams who regularly lift, carry, push, or pull loads such as feed bags, hay bales, tools, machinery parts and livestock.
Farms are high risk environments and poor manual handling techniques are a leading cause of injury in agriculture. This practical course helps reduce those risks by teaching safe lifting techniques, load assessment, posture and how to prevent musculoskeletal injuries.
Delivered on your farm or at our Suffolk centre, this training complies with the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 and is ideal for new staff, seasonal workers or as a refresher for experienced teams.
DAC First aid
We have trained a wide variety of first aiders
From Professionals in the ambulance services to first aid volunteers in schools and workplaces