First Aid and Fire Prevention Courses:
emergency personnel training Legislative Decree 81/08
Discover first aid and fire prevention training: mandatory courses for emergency personnel, BLS-D, fire extinguisher management and evacuation plans according to Legislative Decree 81/08.
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What is First Aid and Fire Prevention Training and why it's essential
It includes first aid courses (groups A, B, C), fire prevention low-medium-high risk, BLS-D, fire extinguisher use, evacuation management and emergency procedures.
Companies with trained emergency personnel save lives, respond effectively to emergencies, comply with regulatory obligations and reduce damage.
Who First Aid and Fire Prevention Training is for
• First Aid and Fire Prevention Personnel appointed who must complete training and periodic updates
• Employers and RSPP who must ensure presence of trained emergency personnel
• HR Managers and Safety Officers who manage company emergency teams
• Companies that must comply with first aid and fire prevention obligations according to regulations
Concrete benefits of First Aid and Fire Prevention Training
Save lives and effective emergency management
Trained personnel intervene quickly in emergencies, save lives, manage injuries and fires before external rescue arrives.
Regulatory compliance and safety
Comply with Legislative Decree 81/08 obligations on emergency personnel, avoid sanctions, ensure valid certificates and compliant evacuation plans.
Damage reduction and team preparation
Reduce emergency damage, prepare team to manage injuries and fires, increase perceived safety and employee confidence.
Available formats for First Aid and Fire Prevention Training
In compliance with the 2025 State–Regions Agreement: practical training is mandatory in-person (BLS-D, extinguishers); online theory only for permitted modules and some refreshers; blended with online theory + classroom practice.
In-Person Courses
- First aid groups A/B/C (12/12/16 hours) with BLS-D practical tests, life-saving maneuvers, AED
- Fire prevention low/medium/high risk (4/8/16 hours) with extinguisher drills and evacuation plans
- Emergency simulations, trauma management, cardiac arrest, fires and evacuation procedures
- Ideal for initial emergency personnel training and updates with mandatory practice
Online (theory/refreshers only where allowed)
- Only theory and some refreshers allowed online; practical sessions always in-person
- No online practice: BLS-D, AED use, extinguishers and simulations take place in classroom
- Certified platform for theory modules on regulations and emergency procedures
- Use online for permitted theory/refreshers; verify 2025 Agreement requirements
Blended Courses
- Online theory (regulations, procedures) + in-person practice (BLS-D, extinguishers) compliant with regulations
- Optimize time with flexible online theory and mandatory practical tests in classroom
- Exercises on mannequins, AED, extinguishers and emergency simulations with certified instructors
- Combines online efficiency and practical quality for complete emergency personnel training
Frequently asked questions about First Aid and Fire Prevention courses
What is first aid and fire prevention training?
First aid and fire prevention training is mandatory for emergency personnel appointed by the employer. It includes first aid courses (12-16 hours), low/medium/high risk fire prevention (4-8-16 hours), BLS-D, extinguishers and evacuation plans.
Who is emergency personnel training for?
It's mandatory for appointed first aid and fire prevention personnel. The number of personnel depends on company size, risks and number of workers. Updates every 3 years (first aid) and 2-5 years (fire prevention).
What courses does emergency training include?
It includes: first aid groups A/B/C (12-16 hours), low/medium/high risk fire prevention (4-8-16 hours), BLS-D, AED use, extinguisher management, evacuation plans, periodic updates and practical tests.
Difference between first aid groups A, B, C?
Group A (16 hours): high-risk sector companies, over 5 workers or industry over 3. Groups B and C (12 hours): medium-low risk sectors. All include theory and BLS-D practical tests, 6/4 hour updates.
How do I choose an emergency training provider?
With Tableda you receive 3 proposals from certified providers with qualified instructors and compliant equipment (mannequins, AED, extinguishers). Compare formats, practical tests, costs and choose the ideal solution.