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The Medical Emergency Response Training (MERT) course is designed for workplace teams to deal with serious and multiple accidents, ensuring a safe working environment and appropriate medical response.
It provides advanced medical emergency training to non-healthcare professionals. This training furnishes each MERT member with the skills to provide immediate and temporary care to a seriously ill or injured employee at the workplace.
This care is delivered during “everyday” emergencies and in the event of a local disaster (such as an earthquake, explosion, chemical spill, etc.).
To find out more about MERT training and how to book onto our next training session, please click here.

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How Loch Training & Wellbeing can help:
Ensure your annual mandatory training requirements from the General Dental Council are met with Loch Training & Wellbeing’s Medical Emergency Response Training.
Our MERT training course fulfils all of your BDA, GDC and CQC requirements by covering the following:
- CPR
- AED
- Chest pain
- Heart attacks
- Asthma
- Anaphylaxis
- Diabetic emergencies
- Epileptic seizures
- Choking management
Loch Training & Wellbeing’s MERT training is priced at £350 plus VAT. We also offer an innovative retainer. This enables you to access all of our services (employment law, HR, health & wellbeing and mediation) at a monthly cost of £300 + VAT which rolls over each month if unused. Whether you are an existing retainer client, or interested in becoming one, our MERT training can be included in it.
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What is the primary responsibility of the emergency response team?
What are the learning objectives from the MERT training course?
Upon successful completion of the Medical Emergency Response Team for Industrial Environments Course, students will be able to:
- Control an accident scene while preventing further injury to rescuer or patient
- Conduct an initial and secondary assessment of patients
- Give proper care for common injuries and illnesses
