Event Support for any event…
Event First Aid medical cover can be hard to arrange and harder to find a reliable provider. No matter what your event type, we can offer a full and professional 24 hour support service for all your event cover requirements.

Services include:

  • Supply of; First Aiders, AmbulanceTechnicians, Paramedics, Registered Nurses and Doctors
  • Emergency ambulance / Rapid Response Vehicle / 4×4 Emergency Vehicle / Paramedic Cycles
  • Static facilities (tents / trailers)
EVENT ENQUIRY
All First Line Response staff have a background of practical experience within; NHS, Ambulance Service, Military or Fire Service. We ensure that staff hold recognised qualifications with accreditation appropriate agencies including; GMC, HCPC, NMC.

We are aware that staff operate in a variety of environments and with different age groups and therefore we are proud to ensure that full enhanced Criminal Record Bureau (CRB) checks are complete for all staff working with vulnerable adults or children. All staff receive in-house CPD opportunities to ensure compliance through ongoing training.

Our staff base is national and we are able to provide the full range of services throughout the UK.

We can provide the following facilities for your event:

  • Front-line Ambulance (Kitted to Emergency specification)*
  • 4×4 Ambulance*
  • Paramedic Bicycle
  • 4×4 Quad Bike

*Vehicles are registered and insured as ambulances with drivers having nationally recognised IHCD Emergency Driving qualifications.

This guidance was published in 1999 and has not been revised – for the latest advice on health and safety at events visit HSE’s event safety web pages.Some activities mentioned in HSG195 fall outside HSE’s areas of responsibility, and so do not appear on the new web pages. These activities include the provision of toilets and medical care for the audience and child protection issues.

The Events Industry Forum (EIF) is writing a comprehensive guide to staging events, which will include guidance on these additional activities and sections on health and safety. HSG195 will remain available until the new industry guidance is published.

The guide brings together information needed by event organisers, their contractors and employees to help them satisfy the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 (HSW Act) and associated regulations. It will also enable organisers to understand the needs of others concerned with events, such as the local authority and emergency services, with whom they will need to co-operate. The guide provides basic standards and safety measures through which it is hoped to encourage a consistency of approach while leaving scope for flexibility, taking into account the nature and size of the event.