Farming, Agriculture and Forestry
Who you are
You own, manage or work in a farming, agriculture, land scaping, tree surgery or arboriculture business in East Anglia. You need this medium-high risk environment to remain the cream of the crop from an H&S perspective. You are an agronomist, a field manager, a poultry farmer, arborist, or a machine operator and knowing what to do in an emergency is an important aspect of your job.
What you need
You’re looking for tailored First Aid training from someone local who understands the industry and community and the health and safety challenges of your environment.
You need a First Aid Course with a specialist Forestry component.
What we provide
We provide comprehensive First Aid and CPR courses for medium-high risk environments, such as farms. We can also tailor our sessions to cover what YOU and your staff need to know, including sessions for farmers who work alone, in remote locations or with heavy machinery or livestock.
Why choose us?
Our founder, Marie, is based in Suffolk and understands the importance of the local farming and arboriculture community. Our courses are tailored to the needs of your professional business and have convenience built in.
We understand that farm and forestry work is unpredictable, and crops, animals or trees, won’t wait for lessons in a classroom! We can even run courses onsite at your organisation, or you can choose a blended course - part online, part face-to-face, allowing you to complete sections at your own pace and do practical sessions later when it suits your work schedule or the weather!
Find out what our previous clients thought.
“Fantastically delivered, very relevant to real life setting, very knowledgeable.”
Emergency First Aid at Work (High Risk), September 2026
“Marie was super clear and great at linking the information to everyone’s individual scenarios that may come up in their working environment. Thank you and would definitely recommend! .”
Emergency First Aid at Work (High Risk), July 2026
“Really enjoyed the course and the practical work. The training was informative and any questions were answered.”
Emergency First Aid at Work (High Risk), January 2026
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