FREC Level 3 Refresher 

The three day FREC 3 Refresher Course requalifies those wishing to renew their FREC 3 Certificate or First Person on Scene (Intermediate) Certificate. It provides the emergency responder with up-to-date knowledge an enhanced level of medical capability to deal with a casualty in a trauma or a medical emergency.

Our experienced trainers transfer their knowledge of trauma management and casualty stabilisation by using scenario based training where Learners can get hands on.  At our adaptive and spacious training site we can emulate different environments for our Learners.  Or we can bring the training to you, we work both nationally and internationally.

The FREC Level 3 refresher is ideal for those working in: emergency services, close protection, private & hostile security, events sector and what's more it meets all the requirements  for the Security Industry Authority (SIA) Licence. 
 
Soteria Risk Training promises:

• Enthusiastic high skilled instructors with good student to trainer ratios.
• Courses based heavily upon  scenario-based training. 
• FREC Level 3 Manual 
• "Learner" family group for help with CPD
• 3 Year QA certificate that meets SIA license requirements 

This course covers all of the competencies required for certification as well as training in tactical medical support and a systematic approach to the management of trauma.  

The syllabus includes: 

Patient assessment 
Trauma management 
Manage catastrophic bleeding 
Assess and manage the patients airway
Administer emergency oxygen
Manage a patient with injuries to bones, muscles and joints
Adult Basic Life Support and AED training 
Environmental Emergencies 
Minor illness and injury
Medical emergencies
Triage
Casualty evacuation
Scenario-based practical skills training interventions


Course Specifications 

FREC LEVEL 3 is endorsed by The Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care – The
 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and fulfills the competencies set out in the PHEM skills framework at descriptor level D.

Pre-requisites

Learners must be at least 17 years old on the first day of the training. Learners have a minimum of Level 2 in literacy and numeracy or equivalent and a basic understanding of first aid.