Corporate programme
When an emergency happens at work, employees need to know how to assess the situation, take suitable first action and get further help when needed. Forgenz’s BOFA training combines essential first-aid knowledge with practical learning for the workplace.
Programme overview
BOFA training helps selected employees understand their responsibilities during the first moments of a workplace emergency. The learning connects basic first-aid knowledge with clear communication, personal safety and the need to obtain professional medical assistance when required.
Final programme content, duration, assessment and certification details will be confirmed in the proposal.
Why it matters
First-aid training can help designated employees respond in a more organised way while professional assistance is being arranged.
Support a more organised first response while further help is arranged.
Build familiarity through clear explanation and practical learning.
Help designated responders understand their responsibilities and limits.
Keep workplace emergency readiness visible and practical.
Learning outcomes
Recognise common workplace emergencies and situations that need immediate attention.
Understand the basic steps for assessing a situation before responding.
Practise the first-aid procedures included in the selected programme.
Know when professional medical assistance or further emergency support is needed.
Programme content
The exact first-aid topics and practical activities depend on the BOFA programme selected.
Understand personal safety, the limits of first aid and how the first response connects with the organisation’s wider emergency arrangements.
Review the first steps for assessing a situation, deciding what needs attention and communicating clearly for assistance.
Learn the procedures and demonstrations included in the selected BOFA programme.
Take part in guided practice, scenario discussion or assessment when these elements are included in the proposal.
Delivery
The programme may combine explanation, demonstration and practical learning according to the selected BOFA format.
Programme planning
Good planning connects the training with the employees who may be expected to respond at work. To prepare the right proposal, it helps to know who will attend, your workplace environment, preferred location and any practical or certification requirements.
Identify who is expected to respond and how coverage works across locations or shifts.
Consider the workplace and the types of emergencies that may shape examples and practice.
Understand how internal communication and external medical assistance connect.
FAQ
Basic Occupational First Aid is practical first-aid learning for workplace emergencies. Final content, assessment and certification details will be confirmed in the proposal.
Potential participants include designated first responders, safety personnel, ERT members, supervisors and relevant employees.
In-house training can be discussed based on the venue, participant numbers, equipment and programme needs.
Practical learning may include demonstrations, guided practice and assessment. The final arrangement will be confirmed in the proposal.
Workplace examples can be discussed while keeping the essential first-aid content intact.
Share who will attend, estimated numbers, location, preferred timeframe and any practical or certification needs.
HRD Corp levy support for eligible employers and applicable programmes, subject to HRD Corp requirements.
Tell us who needs BOFA training, your workplace setting and any practical or certification requirements.
