First Bike on Scene is coordinated by the Northwest Ambulance Service, but they run courses all over the country. I've wanted to do this course for some time, and I've put the details at the bottom.
So, I'm going to attempt to organise a course for us in the south of the country (someone up north can do the same if they wish). Please vote on the poll, and I'll decide which venue I'll get the details for.
Of course, this is early days, no idea when it might be, or how much.
The blurb from the site:
Who is the course for?
Recommended for anyone who rides a motorcycle, or wishes to administer first aid or manage the initial scene of a road traffic incident. The First Bike on Scene™course has beenspecifically designed to provide the knowledge and skills needed to deal with the initialmanagement of a patient involved in a road traffic accident. Bikers are encouraged to give casualties necessary basic life support in the event of an accident whilst waiting for emergency services to arrive.
Minimum Entry Requirements:
16+ years of age.
Certification:
Certificate of Competency. The course is approved and certificate issued by The Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Certificate is valid for two years.
Duration:
One Day.
Class Size:
Student / Instructor ratio of 12:1.
Who delivers it?
Commercial Ambulance Instructor.
Description:
The course instructs the students to:
- Understand Trauma and the mechanism of injury.
- Understand how to protect the scene and snatch rescue.
- Demonstrate Basic Life Support.
- Understand the correct procedures for spinal management.
- Demonstrate the correct procedure for removing a crash helmet.



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