Be a Certified First Aider at Workplace TODAY!
“My colleague fell from the stairs and none of us knew what to do“
“Our General Manager just collapsed and everyone just panic! He was totally not responsive. We sent him to the hospital but it was too late.”
“I have a staff who just fainted one day. We called the nearby clinic and the doctor refused to even come. Called for ambulance and waited for a long time. After just three days, he left us…“
Be a Certified First Aider at Workplace!
This course is designed for corporate teams, enterprises, and individuals seeking certification in first aid. Participants will gain essential skills and knowledge to confidently respond to workplace emergencies. The curriculum covers CPR, AED use, bandaging, choking management, fracture care, and handling common medical emergencies. Upon completion, participants will be equipped to provide immediate, effective assistance to the ill or injured in the workplace until professional medical help arrives.
What will you experience?
- Certificate of Competency (3 years validity)
- 2-day course
- Interactive theory sessions and many practical sessions
- Theoretical test and practical skills assessment
- FREE reattendance as long as your certificate is still valid
- FREE two re-attempts in assessments
First Aid Priorities –
Primary Survey
and Secondary Survey
Loss of Consciousness
and Recovery Position
Respiratory Problems
and Choking Management
Wounds & Bleeding
Dressings & Bandages
CPR and AED
Medical Emergencies
Bonus: Ambulance Tour (subject to availability)
Fractures and Soft Tissues Injuries
Lifting and Handling of Casualties
Burns and Scalds
Poisoning and Snake Bites
Full list of topics and subtopics for 2-day First Aid at Workplace course
Day 1
- First Aid Priorities
- What is first aid?
- Importance of first aid
- Roles and responsibilities of a first responder
- Prevention of cross infection
- Primary Survey
- Secondary Survey
- Vital Signs
- Loss of Consciousness
- Basic anatomy of nervous system
- Unconsciousness
- Level of Consciousness
- Recovery Position
- Fainting
- Respiratory Problems
- Basic anatomy of respiratory system
- Causes, signs and symptoms of hypoxia
- Asthma and Airway obstruction
- Choking
- Wounds & Bleeding
- Composition of Blood
- Types of wounds
- Types of bleeding
- Internal bleeding
- Controlling bleeding
- General management of wounds
- minor wound
- severe bleeding
- embedded foreign body
- amputation
- nose bleeding
- bruising
- Shock
- What is shock?
- Causes of shock
- Recognising shock – signs and symptoms
- Management of hypovolemic shock
- Dressings and Bandaging
- Functions and types of dressings and bandages
- Principles and general rules in applying dressings and bandages
- Checking circulation
- Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
- Urgency of Resuscitation
- Chain of Survival
- Automated External Defibrillator
Skills Sessions
- Dressing & Bandaging
- Simple spiral
- Figure of Eight
- CPR & AED
- Recovery Position
- Heimlich Maneuver
Day 2
- Medical Emergencies
- Angina pectoris
- Heart attack
- Stroke
- Diabetic emergencies
- Epilepsy
- Role of a first aider in managing medical emergencies
- Bones & Spinal Injuries
- Skeleton, bones and joints
- Definition, causes, types, general signs and symptoms, as well as general management of fracture and dislocation
- Methods to immobilise a fracture
- Spinal Injury
- Injuries to Soft Tissues
- Definition, signs and symptoms for
- Strain
- Sprain
- RICE procedure
- Definition, causes and management for cramps
- Definition, signs and symptoms for
- Lifting and handling of casualty
- Rules and considerations when moving and lifting casualties
- Selection of methods
- Correct lifting method
- Lifts and Carries
- Burns & Scalds
- Skin and its functions
- Types of burns
- Extent and depth of burns
- General management of burns and scalds
- DOs and DON’Ts for burns and scalds
- Poisoning
- What is poison?
- Types of poison
- Routes of entry into body and possible effects
- General management for bites and stings
Skills Sessions
- Management of Fractures
- Immobilisation of upper limb
- Arm sling
- Elevation sling
- Immobilisation of lower limb
- Immobilisation of upper limb
- Lifting & Handling of Casualty
- Human Crutch
- Drag
- Fore-and-aft Carry
- Two-handed Seat
Dates for 2025 are now released!
- 13-14 Aug 2025 (Wed & Thu) – FULLY BOOKED!
Discount code: 75DWFD9 - 24-25 Sep 2025 (Wed & Thu)
CHINESE class
Discount code: ZILYWQZL - 13-14 Oct 2025 (Mon & Tue)
Discount code: GFRLH0L
- 18-19 Nov 2025 (Tue & Wed)
Discount code: 3UEHY0FK - 17-18 Dec 2025 (Wed & Thu)
Discount code: SUHK2EJ
- Classes are presented in a mixed of Malay and English. Slides are in English and workbook provided are printed in both Malay and English.
- RM50 discount forfirst 20 registered participants. Key in the discount code for each class at checkout page. One code for one date only.
- For group registration of 5 participants or more, click here to WhatsApp HL.
- Meals are NOT provided. There are many choices of eateries within walking distance from the training venue. However, refreshments, tidbits, snacks, hot/cold beverages are available all-day long.
Convenient location
✅ Click here for Google Map location!
✅ Conveniently located between IKEA Cheras, MyTOWN and Sunway Velocity malls.
✅ Just a 2-min walk from Cochrane MRT Station (exit Pintu B – Jalan Shelley)
✅ Free parking available (up to 30 spots), or park nearby for only RM5 per entry
Why Should I Learn from SJAM?
First in First Aid: Pioneering first aid training since 1908, we are proud to be leaders in lifesaving education
High-Quality Equipment: We provide ample, top-notch equipment for hands-on practice, ensuring you gain practical skills
Experienced Trainers: Our instructors bring both teaching expertise and real-world field experience to the classroom.
Structured Classes: Our FAWP courses are designed to accommodate up to 40 participants, making learning accessible to all
Community Impact: All surplus funds from our commercial first aid training support community programs, turning profit into positive change
Top-Rated Quality: With a 5-star rating from 5,255 participants, we excel in training quality, trainer knowledge and clear demonstrations
Re-attend the class for FREE as long as your certificate is still valid and FREE re-assessment for up to two attempts
Lifesaving Skills: Our participants saved lives for real
Bring the
2-day First Aid at Workplace course to your location!
✅ Number of participants: Minimum 10 pax, up to 40 pax
✅ Venue: Must have space or can be held at our National HQ (RM500 per day – including refreshments)
✅ Equipment Needed: Projector or LCD TV, speaker or PA system, chairs for all participants
✅ Helpers: 3-5 helpers to assist with equipment loading and unloading
✅ Refreshments: Not provided. Kindly provide meals and lunch for trainers and facilitators
✅ Parking: Designated spot for easy unloading of equipment
✅ Attire: Comfortable. Pants preferred
In-house Class Quotation (SJAM National HQ)
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Frequently Asked Questions
(Public Classes)
Is there any prerequisite to attend the course?
Participants should be at least 16 years old, ideally weigh 40 kg or more, and be able to read and understand both Malay and English.
Will there be a certificate awarded to participants?
Yes, participants who attend at least 80% of the course and pass all assessments will be awarded a Certificate of Competency.
What if I don’t pass the assessments?
All participants are given opportunities to re-attempt the assessments. You may also return to one of our public classes to try again, with up to two re-attempts available at no extra charge.
Can I see a sample of the Certificate of Competency?
Click here to view a sample of the certificate. Each certificate includes the participant’s name, the course title, and the course dates.
Is the certificate internationally recognized?
St. John Ambulance certificates are typically recognized internationally and are respected by many global organizations. However, we recommend verifying with specific authorities in the countries where you plan to use it.
How soon can I receive the certificate?
Certificates are generally issued within 2 to 30 working days, once payment and results has been verified.
Is the 2-day First Aid at Workplace course recognized by local authorities?
St. John Ambulance Malaysia is one of the few training providers accredited by the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), under the Ministry of Human Resources, Malaysia. You may click here to download the guideline.
Frequently Asked Questions
(Classes at your premises)
What space is needed for the FAWP course if conducted at our premises?
You’ll need seating and tables for all participants, ideally arranged in a classroom style. For the practical session, each adult manikin requires approximately 4 feet by 4 feet of space, and we provide one manikin for every two participants. Please ensure there’s enough room for both seating and hands-on activities.
What if I don’t have enough space?
If space is limited, you may consider using the Main Hall at our National HQ at RM500 per day, subject to availability. Contact us to inquire about reserving the space for your session.
Do we need to provide meals for trainers and facilitators?
For on-site classes, employers usually provide meals to shorten lunch breaks, as trainers and facilitators may not be familiar with the venue’s surroundings.
I still have questions. Who can I contact?
For quick responses, please send a WhatsApp text to HL. She prefers text messages as she is partially deaf.