Administering Emergency Oxygen

The Administering Emergency Oxygen course is a practical training programme designed to equip participants with the skills, understanding, and confidence to safely administer oxygen to casualties in emergency situations.

This course is ideal for qualified first aiders, healthcare staff, and emergency responders who may need to provide oxygen therapy as part of a first aid or resuscitation response. It focuses on the correct use of oxygen equipment, understanding the physiological benefits of oxygen, and following safety procedures to ensure effective treatment.

What You’ll Learn

The role and responsibilities of the emergency oxygen provider
Understanding the respiratory system and how oxygen supports recovery
Identifying when emergency oxygen is required
Setting up, checking, and maintaining oxygen equipment
Safe storage and handling of oxygen cylinders
Administering oxygen using various delivery devices (masks, nasal cannulas, etc.)
Combining oxygen therapy with CPR and Basic Life Support (BLS)
Monitoring and recording oxygen administration

Course Duration

Typically delivered in half a day (3–4 hours), combining theory and practical sessions with hands-on use of oxygen equipment.

Certification

Successful participants receive an Administering Emergency Oxygen certificate, valid for 3 years, demonstrating competence in oxygen therapy procedures.

Who Should Attend

Workplace first aiders and emergency response staff
Lifeguards and sports coaches
Healthcare professionals and support workers
Anyone required to provide oxygen as part of emergency care

Why Choose This Course

Practical, hands-on training with real oxygen delivery equipment
Meets current health and safety and first aid standards
Enhances existing first aid or medical training qualifications
Builds confidence to respond effectively in respiratory emergencies

Learn how to deliver vital oxygen safely and effectively when every breath matters.

Book your Administering Emergency Oxygen course today and gain the confidence to support life in critical emergencies.