FROS-3
DAC First Aid
First Responder On Scene (Level 3)
FROS Level 3
Be the First to Act, When Every Second Counts
Be Prepared to Save Lives
The Level 3 First Responder On Scene (FROS) course is designed to give you the essential skills to respond quickly and effectively in emergency situations—often before paramedics arrive. Whether you’re dealing with trauma, cardiac arrest, or a serious medical emergency, this course prepares you to stay calm, take charge, and provide life-saving care.
Confidence Through Practical Training
Delivered through hands-on scenarios and expert instruction, the course equips you with advanced first aid techniques, decision-making skills, and real-world experience. It’s ideal for anyone who wants to go beyond standard first aid and become a confident, capable first responder.
FROS Level 3
Who This Course Is For:
This course is ideal for:
Community First Responders and voluntary rescue team members
Security personnel and close protection operatives
Outdoor instructors, expedition leaders, and remote area workers
Event medics and stewards
Staff in high-risk workplaces or remote environments
Anyone who wants to be a capable and confident first responder in an emergency
CPR Saves Lives
The First Responder On Scene (FROS) Level 3 course is a comprehensive, immersive training experience that goes far beyond basic first aid. You’ll develop the skills, confidence, and situational awareness needed to act quickly, make informed decisions, and take control in emergency situations—before the arrival of emergency medical services.
Training is delivered through practical, hands-on scenarios that mirror real-life emergencies. You’ll start by learning how to assess and secure a scene, approach casualties safely, and carry out a structured patient assessment. From there, you’ll build up to advanced interventions like airway management using adjuncts, oxygen therapy, and managing catastrophic bleeding using tourniquets and haemostatic dressings.
Throughout the course, you’ll learn to manage a wide range of medical emergencies—from heart attacks and strokes to seizures, diabetes, and severe allergic reactions. You’ll also be trained in the management of traumatic injuries including spinal damage, fractures, burns, and head injuries. Emphasis is placed not only on treatment but also on communication, teamwork, and effective casualty handover to emergency services.
By the end of the course, you will have developed the technical skills, practical experience, and decision-making ability to step forward with confidence when someone’s life depends on it.
Initial Response & Scene Management
Scene safety and dynamic risk assessment Primary and secondary patient surveys Manual handling of casualties Managing incidents and triage in multi-casualty situations Effective handover and casualty reporting
Life-Saving Interventions
Basic and advanced airway management (including suction and airway adjuncts) Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and defibrillator (AED) use Oxygen administration and monitoring Catastrophic bleeding control (tourniquets and haemostatic dressings)
Trauma & Injury Management
Spinal, head, and neck injury management Fractures, dislocations, and soft tissue injuries Burns and scalds Shock recognition and management
Medical Emergencies
Heart attack and cardiac conditions Stroke (CVA) Asthma and breathing difficulties Anaphylaxis and allergic reactions Seizures and epilepsy Diabetes and blood sugar emergencies
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Gain More Than a Certificate – Build Real-World Confidence
Completing the FROS Level 3 course doesn’t just earn you a qualification—it empowers you with the knowledge, composure, and hands-on experience to make a real difference when it matters most. Whether it’s for your career, your team, or your community, becoming a first responder is a commitment to stepping up and saving lives. Ready to take the lead in an emergency?