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Specialist Courses

  • An overturned car lying on its roof in a desert landscape with red rock formations and sparse vegetation.

    R-VIM

    Remote Vehicle Incident Management

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  • Emergency rescue team in orange and red uniforms with helmets working together to rescue a person on a stretcher amidst debris from a collapsed building.

    D-REC

    Disaster Response Emergency Care

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  • A rescue worker in a helmet and safety gear is hoisted by a harness, hanging inside a training or industrial facility with safety ropes and warning signs on the walls.

    S-REC

    Specialist Response Emergency Care

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  • A man in tactical gear and a cap is giving instructions to two rescue workers wearing red uniforms and helmets, in front of a distressed, weathered concrete wall.

    TEAM LEADER

    Team Leader/Extreme Operator

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  • Emergency responders, including firefighters and paramedics, attending to an incident scene with an ambulance in background, surrounded by yellow caution tape.

    AHDR

    All Hazards Disaster Response

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Pre Hospital Courses

  • Emergency responders in orange uniforms providing medical care to a patient lying on the ground, with medical equipment nearby.

    FREC 3

    First Response Emergency Care - Level 3

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  • Group of emergency responders practicing on a training manikin inside a wooden training facility.

    FREC 4

    First Response Emergency Care - Level 4

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  • A group of rescue workers wearing helmets and harnesses standing on a metal platform, listening to a man in an orange jacket providing instructions, with a technology and safety equipment visible, in an outdoor setting with houses in the background.

    PHTLS

    Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support

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  • Emergency medical personnel providing aid to a person on a boat.

    ILS

    Immediate Life Support

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  • Five people attending to a person lying on a stretcher, covered with a thermal blanket, inside a confined area with brick walls, likely a rescue or medical emergency scenario.

    TECC

    Tactical Emergency Casualty Care

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  • Three police officers, one with a police medic vest, standing in conversation with a man in front of a pile of rocks and construction debris.

    TCCC

    Tactical Combat Casualty Care

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Enhanced Industry Emergency Response, Rescue & Command

The Soteria Group delivers a structured emergency preparedness framework for high-risk construction and infrastructure environments through the Enhanced Industry Emergency Response, Rescue & Command (EIERRC) programme.

EIERRC integrates medical response, rescue capability and incident command leadership to ensure site teams are prepared to respond effectively to serious incidents in complex working environments. Delivered through a collaboration between Radius Group, The Soteria Group and Intervention Rescue, the programme brings together specialist construction knowledge, medical trauma expertise and technical rescue capability. Unlike generic workplace training, EIERRC is designed specifically for environments involving work at height, tower cranes, heavy plant interaction and restricted access locations.

Compliance Does Not Equal Preparedness

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UK health and safety legislation requires employers to provide adequate and appropriate first aid provision based on workplace risk. However, construction and infrastructure projects present challenges far beyond those found in low-hazard workplaces.

Incidents on these sites may involve:

  • Work at height

  • Tower cranes and complex lifting operations

  • Heavy plant interaction

  • Restricted access environments

  • Delayed emergency service access

Critical Response for High-Risk Sites

In these conditions, the actions taken in the first critical minutes following an incident can significantly influence outcomes. While basic workplace first aid may satisfy minimum requirements, high-risk construction environments often require technical rescue capability, structured medical response and clear on-site command before emergency services arrive.

EIERRC has been developed to ensure emergency preparedness is proportionate to the risks present on site, providing practical training aligned with real construction conditions.

  • Emergency medical personnel in orange uniforms and blue gloves providing aid to an injured person at an outdoor construction site.

    IMTER

    Industry Medical & Trauma Emergency Response

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  • Group of emergency responders and workers attending to a patient on a stretcher inside a warehouse or industrial facility. Some individuals are wearing orange uniforms with "radius" and "PARAMEDIC" labels, while others are in casual and safety gear.

    EIMTER

    Enhanced Industry Medical & Trauma Emergency Response

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  • Group of workers, some in orange safety vests and others in brown coveralls, walking together near a construction site with large yellow tower crane and metal scaffolding in the background.

    IERC

    Industry Emergency Response & Command

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  • Emergency medical responders are providing assistance to a person lying on the ground amidst construction scaffolding and equipment, with three responders around the patient and one standing nearby.

    EICTMER

    Enhanced Industry Command, Trauma & Medical Emergency Response

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First Aid Courses