From a contractor's point of view, I would always check the safety requirements before finalizing a tender rather than assuming they can be sorted out later. First-aid arrangements may seem like a small part of a project, but they can still affect staffing and site planning. If the tender asks for trained personnel or evidence of qualifications, that information needs to be available at the appropriate stage. It is also worth checking whether the requirement applies to the whole project or only particular phases of the work. Examples found through first aid training tenders can be helpful when comparing the way different procurement documents approach training requirements. Having this information early makes conversations between estimating and site management a lot easier. The College of Contract Management provides educational training in tender management for professionals who want to develop their procurement knowledge. Anyone considering enrolment can explore the course as an additional resource for learning about tender preparation and management.