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Basic First Aid for Hyderabad campuses, plants and sites

Basic First Aid training in Kochi for Hyderabad workplaces

A glass-and-steel campus in Gachibowli, a pharma plant at Jeedimetla and a metro construction site have one thing in common: when somebody collapses, the first help comes from a colleague, not a doctor. Our half-day Basic First Aid course teaches CPR, AED use, wound and burn care and the recovery position, for ₹10,000. This page is written for Hyderabad facility, HSE and HR teams deciding who to send and how to fit a Kochi trip around a half-day course.

Basic First Aid Training · Njarakkal, Kochi

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Course snapshot

CourseBasic First Aid Training
DurationHalf Day
Fee₹10,000
CourseBasic First Aid, iMost certificate
Fee and length₹10,000, half day
AssessmentWritten, practical, oral
ValidityNo published expiry; ask us
Flight HYD to COKAbout 1 h 40 min, direct
Airport to campusAbout 40 km by road

Hyderabad's three kinds of workplace where help is a colleague away

Start with the towers. HITEC City covers roughly 200 acres across Madhapur, Gachibowli, Kondapur and Miyapur, and its campuses are very large: one technology company's campus there is listed as housing over 15,000 employees on about 9.5 acres. Telangana reported about 9.46 lakh IT professionals for 2023-24. At those densities, a faint, a seizure, a chest-pain call or a fall on a staircase is a question of when, not whether, somewhere in the district. Facility managers, security desks, cafeteria supervisors and transport coordinators are the staff who reach the person first, and none of them is trained by the job description.

Second, the plants. Jeedimetla, in the north of Secunderabad, is an industrial area with machine tools, pharmaceuticals, electrical goods, textiles and chemicals, and it includes drug formulation and bulk-drug manufacturing. Pharma plants carry cuts, burns, chemical splashes, slips on wet floors and strain injuries. Plants have their own medical rooms, but the minutes between the incident and a nurse reaching the spot belong to a supervisor or a co-worker.

Third, the sites and venues. The Hyderabad Metro, which opened in November 2017, runs about 67 km and carried roughly half a million passengers a day in 2023. Its Phase 2 proposals, 76.2 km and 86 km, have been approved by the state and sent to the Centre, so civil works and the people who supervise them will matter here for years. Event venues add another crowd: the HICC convention centre seats 5,000 and the HITEX exhibition centre sits on about 40 hectares. Contractors, venue managers and event stewards need staff who can start CPR before an ambulance finds the right gate.

On the law, we are careful. We could not find a readable Telangana rule that lists recognised first-aid certificates, so we do not say what the state accepts for a factory's named first-aider. Where your company has to nominate one under the factory law or the new labour code, ask the Telangana factories department which certificates it recognises. Our course is an iMost certificate and is not offered as meeting any statutory nomination. It is for everybody else who should be able to act.

HITEC City

About 81 hectares (200 acres) of IT campuses across Madhapur, Gachibowli, Kondapur and Miyapur, inaugurated in November 1998.

Jeedimetla Industrial Area

North Secunderabad; machine tools, pharmaceuticals, electrical goods, textiles and chemicals, roughly 12 km from the city centre.

Hyderabad Metro

Opened 29 November 2017; three lines, about 67 km, around 536,000 daily riders in July 2023. Phase 2 proposals await central approval.

HICC and HITEX

A 5,000-seat convention centre and an exhibition ground of about 40 hectares, both in the HITEC City belt.

Hyderabad roles that should hold a first aid certificate

Facility managers, floor wardens and reception teams on IT campuses

A campus may have thousands of people but only a handful of staff on a floor at night. They reach a collapsed colleague before the clinic does.

Security guards and gate teams

They are on duty round the clock, on every entrance, and are often the first to see a visitor or driver in trouble.

Employee transport coordinators and cab fleet supervisors

Staff cabs run at all hours across the city. A supervisor with first aid training can talk a driver or passenger through a medical event until help arrives.

Shift supervisors and EHS officers in pharma and manufacturing units

Burns, cuts, eye injuries and spills are everyday risks, and the plant's medical room may be at the far end of the site.

Site supervisors on metro and building projects

Gangs of contract labour work at height and near machinery, often far from a clinic.

Venue and event staff at exhibition and convention centres

Crowd events bring heat illness, faints and chest pain, and stewards are standing next to the person.

First aid alone, or combined with another half-day course

Basic First Aid is a general course: the best-known first-aid skills, in half a day. It does not make anyone a nurse, replace a plant's medical officer or cover decontamination of a specific chemical, which belongs in your safety data sheets and emergency plan. Because Hyderabad to Kochi is a flight, the economical choice is often to pair it with a second short course on consecutive days, so one trip produces two certificates. A pharma unit might add hazardous materials handling, an IT campus might add fire warden training, and a site team might add incident investigation for supervisors.

Fire Warden Training →

Campus and venue teams who also run floor evacuations and headcounts.

Hazardous Materials HAZMAT Training →

Pharma and chemical units where the first question is what the substance is and how to contain it.

Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training (T-BOSIET) →

Individuals who want an offshore career. First aid is only a small part of that three-day OPITO induction.

The seven modules, tied to Hyderabad work

Our outline lists seven topics, delivered through classroom teaching, demonstrations, case studies and scenario practice. You are assessed by a written test, a demonstration and oral questioning.

  1. 01

    Introduction to first aid

    What first aid is for, what it is not, the legal considerations and the aims of the day, so that a campus guard knows when to start and when to stand back for the ambulance.

  2. 02

    Basic life support: CPR, AED use and the recovery position

    The module that matters most on IT campuses with defibrillators on the walls. People practise on manikins until the sequence is steady.

  3. 03

    Common injuries: wounds, burns, fractures and sprains

    The injuries that pharma floors, workshops and building sites actually produce, and how to control bleeding and cool a burn.

  4. 04

    Medical emergencies: choking, heart attack, stroke and seizure

    The collapses that happen at desks, canteens and exhibition halls. Recognising the signs early shortens the time to hospital.

  5. 05

    Environmental emergencies: heat illness and poisoning

    Hyderabad summers are hard on gangs working outdoors, so heat illness is the relevant topic. Hypothermia and frostbite are listed in the outline but matter little here.

  6. 06

    Special considerations: children, the elderly and mental health crises

    Relevant for visitors to venues, older relatives of staff on campus and colleagues in distress at work.

  7. 07

    Practical scenarios

    Role-play and hands-on practice, where a team can rehearse its own call-out procedure.

For Hyderabad HSE, HR and facilities teams

Buyers here are mostly facility management companies, pharma and manufacturing EHS teams, and contractors with large site workforces. Most want one certificate for many people and a record that shows who is covered on which shift.

Standards that shape training in Telangana

Factory law and the labour codeFactories law has long required first-aid arrangements and a trained person in charge. The central labour code of 2020 was brought into force on 21 November 2025 and the state rules that go with it were still being framed when we wrote this, so check what Telangana asks today.
Client and parent-company EHS standardsLarge IT tenants and pharma customers often set their own first-aid and emergency-response expectations for facility vendors. Your contract decides.
Site emergency plansYour own plan decides who is named as first-aider on each shift. Training more people than the minimum covers leave and absences.

What employers commonly ask for

CourseRequirement note
Basic First Aid TrainingOften asked of facility, security and supervisory staff by clients and in site induction. The certificate is issued by iMost; confirm with your client that it is accepted.
Fire Warden TrainingPairs naturally with first aid for evacuation teams on campuses and venues.
Hazardous Materials HAZMAT TrainingFor pharma and chemical units, where substance knowledge comes before casualty care.

Planning a group booking

  • Set up the account at portal.imostacademy.in/register. Once approved you get named logins for the team, contract pricing, group booking, statements and a tracker for the whole roster.
  • Invoices to Indian entities include GST. Attach a purchase order if your process needs one; credit terms are discussed once a credit assessment is done.
  • Because there is no published expiry, set your own refresher interval in the portal tracker and record it in the site emergency plan.
  • For a big roster, send names in lots, so that cover on each shift stays intact while people travel.
Register your companyTalk to our team

Operators and clients set their own requirements; confirm with your contract or HSE department.

Hyderabad to Njarakkal for a half-day course

There is a nonstop flight from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to Cochin, about 1 hour 40 minutes. The campus is on Vypin island, about 40 km from the airport by road, and about 15 km from Ernakulam Junction.

HYD to COK, nonstop

Flightsfrom lists nonstop services on this route. Choose a morning arrival so you reach the campus the same day, and check the airline for current times.

Cochin airport to Njarakkal

Allow about an hour by cab. The route crosses the Goshree bridges to Vypin island.

Train to Ernakulam

Roughly a day each way. For a half-day course this only makes sense if you are carrying a larger group on a budget.

Laccadive SeaHyderabadiMost campus, Kochi
about 850 km by air; roughly 1 hour 40 minutes on a direct flightMap simplified; route line is indicative

A two-day trip that produces two certificates

  1. 1

    Decide who really needs it

    List the people on each shift who would be the first helper. Send those whose absence would leave a floor or a gang uncovered, in lots.

  2. 2

    Choose the pairing

    Pick a second short course so the trip is worth the airfare. Ask our team which half-day sessions fall on consecutive days.

  3. 3

    Book through our team

    Contact us on +91 8075 787307 (WhatsApp) or info@imostacademy.in and ask for the dates currently open.

  4. 4

    Travel the evening before

    Fly HYD to COK and stay near Vypin. First aid practice is physical, so avoid arriving from a night train.

  5. 5

    Take the course and record the certificates

    Wear comfortable clothes, carry photo ID, and tell the instructor about any condition or medication. Log each certificate and set your own review date.

Questions from Hyderabad

What is the fee and how long is Basic First Aid training?⌄

₹10,000 for a half day. You are assessed by a written test, a practical demonstration and oral questions, and receive an iMost certificate.

How long is the first aid certificate valid?⌄
Does the course cover CPR and AED use?⌄
Can this certificate be used to appoint the first-aider required under factory law?⌄
Is it worth flying from Hyderabad for a half-day course?⌄
Is this the same as the BOSIET first aid element?⌄
How do I get from Hyderabad to the campus?⌄
Can our company book several people and track their certificates?⌄