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First Aid Responder Course in Mayo: 3-Day PHECC FAR Training October 2026

3-day First Aid Responder FAR training course at Robe Training Centre in Mayo on 5, 12 and 19 October 2026

Robe Training is running a 3-day First Aid Responder (FAR) training course this October at the Robe Training Centre.

The First Aid Response course, commonly known as FAR training, provides participants with the practical knowledge and skills needed to recognise and respond to medical emergencies, provide first aid and perform CPR.

The course follows the PHECC First Aid Response training programme and is suitable for employees, workplace first aiders and individuals who want recognised first aid training.

First Aid Responder Course Dates

The three training days will take place on:

  • Monday 5 October 2026 at 9:00am
  • Monday 12 October 2026 at 9:00am
  • Monday 19 October 2026 at 9:00am

Participants must attend all three days of the course.

Location: Robe Training Centre, F31 YE84

What is a First Aid Responder Course?

A First Aid Responder course teaches participants how to respond effectively when someone becomes ill or injured.

The training combines theory with practical exercises, allowing participants to develop the confidence to assess an emergency, provide appropriate first aid and assist a casualty until professional medical help arrives.

The course includes practical training in areas such as:

  • First aid safety and emergency procedures
  • Assessing and managing an emergency situation
  • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
  • Recognising and responding to common medical emergencies
  • Managing injuries and casualties
  • Practical first aid techniques
  • Effective communication during an emergency

Hands-on training is an important part of the course, giving participants an opportunity to practise the techniques covered during the programme.

PHECC First Aid Response Training

The First Aid Response (FAR) programme is associated with Ireland’s Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC) and provides a recognised standard of first aid training.

For businesses, having appropriately trained personnel can also form an important part of workplace emergency preparedness and occupational health and safety arrangements.

At Robe Training, the course is delivered by a qualified trainer with an emphasis on practical, real-world first aid skills rather than theory alone.

Who Should Attend FAR Training?

First Aid Responder training is suitable for a wide range of participants, including:

  • Workplace first aiders
  • Employees nominated to provide first aid
  • Employers and supervisors
  • Construction and industrial workers
  • Drivers and transport personnel
  • Hospitality and retail employees
  • Community and sports organisations
  • Anyone who wants formal first aid training

No previous first aid experience is necessary.

Why Complete First Aid Responder Training?

Knowing how to respond during the first few minutes of an emergency can make a significant difference while waiting for emergency services to arrive.

Completing a structured First Aid Responder training course provides participants with practical experience in dealing with situations they may encounter both in the workplace and in everyday life.

Robe Training’s FAR course combines instructor-led training with practical exercises designed to build both competence and confidence.

Book the October First Aid Responder Course

Places on the October 3-day First Aid Responder course are limited.

To book a place or enquire about upcoming FAR training courses, contact Robe Training:

Phone: 087 333 3555
Email: info@robetraining.ie

You can also view our other workplace and safety training courses at HERE.

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