Venue check & kit

Summary

Vonda Powell conducts a pre-course check at St. Edward’s Church in York for an emergency pediatric first aid course that will be annually monitored. She reviews the venue and equipment to make sure they are ready for training.

Venue checklist

• The room is spacious and clean, with enough floor space.
• Tables and chairs are available for the theory session. A separate area with mats and seating is set up for practical training and assessment.
• Doors will be closed to reduce distracting noise, unless one needs to be opened for ventilation.
• The venue has sufficient lighting and ventilation and meets relevant health and safety requirements.
• Toilet facilities are available nearby.

Equipment and course materials

• Child and baby training mannequins are provided.
• Equipment includes an AED training unit, training adrenaline auto-injectors, hygiene supplies, mannequin wipes, and clean bandages. Spare bandages are also available.
• A screen is set up for presentations.
• Each candidate has a student pack, workbook, pen, and notebook. An FAA worksheet is available for candidates who wish to complete it.
• The session plan and scenario cards are prepared. Powell notes that she uses cards because she is visually impaired.

The recording ends before the course delivery begins.

Speaker

• Vonda Powell — Introduces the course venue and checks the facilities, equipment, and learning materials.