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Experience First Aid Courses Like No Other
At our courses, you don’t just learn by listening, you’ll get plenty of time to get hands on practicing first aid skills. Don’t settle for a sub par first aid course, experience one that is hands on!
Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allen’s Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909
Course Options
Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO #90909
Hltaid009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Price: $70
What it covers: Learn the DRSABCD action plan. You’ll learn how to check for danger, response, send for help, examine airways, check for breathing, give CPR and use a portable defibrillator. You’ll need to renew this course every 12 months
Hltaid011 Provide First Aid
Price: $140
What it covers: Learn everything covered in HLTAID009 plus learn to respond to common emergencies such as choking, drowning, anaphylaxis, asthma, seizures, burns, bleeding and wounds, fractures, sprains and strains, snakebites and more. Renew every 36 months.
Hltaid012 Provide First Aid in an education and care setting
Price: $170
What it covers: Learn everything covered in HLTAID009 and HLTAID011 plus get training to help you handle child related and infant related emergencies and common first aid scenarios.
Course Set – HLTAID009 & UETDRRF004 (CPR/ LVR)
Price: $90
What it covers: Learn everything covered in HLTAID009 plus get training to help you handle low voltage rescue emergencies.
Onsite Training? Easy.
Time is a valuable resource, especially for employers. Say goodbye to costly and time-consuming first aid courses. Opt for our Fastrack sessions instead!
Our efficient training sessions empower your employees to swiftly acquire essential first aid knowledge, enabling them to respond effectively in critical situations. By minimizing the training time, your team can swiftly return to their roles, armed with the practical skills to contribute seamlessly to their work responsibilities.
Let us bring the expertise to your workplace, ensuring a tailored and impactful training experience for your team. Maximize efficiency, save time, and elevate your group’s first aid readiness with Fastrack.
Why it’s worth it?
At the time, I was 18 years old and hiking up a mountain with some friends. Someone dislodged a rock and it flew into one of our little siblings fracturing the skull in two places.
We didn’t know what to do and felt powerless. Nothing had ever happened like this before. Thankfully he survived, but it motivated me to do my “first” first aid course.
There are situations in life like the one i faced. Inevitably you’ll need to clear a choke, identify a stroke, bandage a snakebite, stop a bleed or give CPR.
Knowing what you should do and being confident will make a big difference.
Fastrack or Comprehensive?
We have two great options for training. Fastrack and Comprehensive. Which should you choose.
Check out our comparison chart below. For more information click here
How many staff should you train?
The Australian Model First Aid Code of Practice usually recommends a minimum ratio of first aiders to workers in each business.
Low risk workplaces: 1 in 50.
High risk workplaces: 1 in 25
Remote high risk workplaces: 1 in 10
For many workplaces though, just having that minimum ratio isn’t enough.
There’s more to consider than just this minimum. Here are 3 areas regulations require us to consider.
Working Arrangements
If you have multiple shifts, or workers work overtime, Are first aiders always available? If you have seasonal workers, do you have enough first aiders to meet that minimum ratio during your busy period. And, what if someone is on holidays or off sick for the day. Can someone fill in as a first aider?
Members of the Public
Are there many members of the public at your workplace. At a shopping centre or hotel. you might need more than the minimum amount to care for the many members of the public at your premises.
What do your workers do?
If workers are in a high risk job all workers may be required to have a first aid certificate. If they work at a variety of locations, or perhaps they work alone, what can you do to make sure they are first aid ready? Should you get them trained, or is it more practical to just give them information and access to first aid assistance?
Call Us and Make First Aid Easy
1300 115 193
9am-5pm Monday – Friday AEST
102 Wood St, Warwick, Qld
2/237-239 Berkeley Rd, Unanderra NSW 2526
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