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First Aid Training for Companies in Greece

First Aid Training for Companies in Greece

Corporate first aid training for employees and organizations

Upon request
Duration: Tailored company programme Course information

Workplace First Aid Training in Greece

GENESSOL supports companies and organizations with corporate first aid training in Greece, including CPR, AED awareness where available, emergency recognition and choking response using abdominal thrusts.

The programme is designed for employers, HR teams, HSE departments, safety officers and facility managers who need practical, structured and documented first aid training for employees.

Terminology note: We use the neutral term abdominal thrusts for choking response. Some public or legal references may use the older eponym, but our training description uses modern functional terminology.
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  • Companies, factories, offices, logistics operations and customer-facing workplaces.
  • Hotels, tourism businesses, schools, sports facilities and high-occupancy venues.
  • HR, HSE departments, safety officers and occupational health stakeholders.
  • Organizations that need practical group training at their own premises.
  • Scene safety and emergency recognition in the workplace.
  • CPR for adults and basic AED awareness where available.
  • Choking response, including first response steps and abdominal thrusts.
  • Basic first aid for fainting and calling emergency services.
  • Practical scenarios adapted to the company environment and team roles.
StepDescription
1. Workforce mappingNumber of employees per site, shifts, rooms, equipment and operational constraints.
2. Training planGroup planning, dates, duration and content aligned with the company profile.
3. Practical trainingCPR, AED awareness, choking response and core workplace first aid scenarios.
4. DocumentationAttendance records and certificates/attestations depending on the agreed programme.

It is designed for companies, organizations, HR teams, HSE departments, safety officers and workplace teams that need structured first aid training for employees in Greece.

Yes. Training can be organized at the client premises or in a suitable training venue, depending on group size, shifts, room setup and operational needs.

We use the neutral and descriptive first-aid term abdominal thrusts for choking response. Some public or legal references may still use the older eponym, but our course description prefers modern functional terminology.

No. This page is educational and informational. Employers should consult their legal, occupational health and safety or compliance advisors for final interpretation of obligations.