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All training undertaken including International emergency medicine conforms to the Policy Guidelines adopted by the Australian Resuscitation Council and or the International Liaison Council of Resuscitation and relevant State Occupational Health and Safety legislative requirements.

Perform CPR HLTCPR201A 

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Provide basic emergency life support HLTFA201A

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Apply first aid HLTFA301B

For more course information click here HLTFA301B Apply first Aid

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Provide first aid in remote situation HLTFA302A

For more course information click here HLTFA302A Provide first aid in remote situation

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Apply advanced first aid HLTFA402B

For more course information click here HLTFA402B Apply advanced first Aid

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Manage first aid in the workplace HLTFA403A

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Apply advanced resuscitation techniques HLTFA404A

For more course information click here Apply advanced resuscitation

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Other Courses are located at International Training

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HLTCPR201A Perform CPR

                                                                                                                    
Course Training and Information

This Unit of Competency is the foundation of CPR and is Pre-/co-requisite competency for HLTFA301B Apply first aid, to ensure all participants of FIRST AID PLUS AUSTRALIA training receive effective and comprehensive CPR training we have employed the following training strategies.  

The participants will enjoy being part of the course learning a skill which may save a life. The presentation of the training package HLTCPR201A Perform CPR will utilise the use of computer and data projector to provide a Power Point presentation and a DVD presentation which covers such issues as basic anatomy and physiology relating to performing CPR, infection control, and a demonstration on how CPR is performed.

The students will  have a very clear understanding the need for CPR, what sort of  hazards there is to health and safety and how to minimise most risks they will know when and how to call for an ambulance and how to hand over to emergency services/relieving personnel. 

For practical training each student will have use a resuscitation manikin which conforms to ARC guidelines and a face mask (barrier device).  They will be aware that any resuscitation is better than none and hands only CPR is better than none.  They will know the proper rate and depth of compressions as a timing and compression indicators are use.  

The participant will be assessed on their ability to Identify the signs of a collapsed casualty and the Absence of signs of life including Unconscious, Unresponsive, Not moving, Not breathing normally. Their knowledge of when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR individually on an adult, child and infant will be assessed and they will have to demonstrate better than 70% knowledge and skill base of how to perform CRP to be deemed competent .  

AED optional

We can offer optional AED training if required by the student / organization.  The student will be trained in the first place by the above procedure and when the participant demonstrates their competency in the performance of CPR the student will be introduced to the function of an AED. They will learn about their unit  how to turn the AED on, Pad placement, casualty clearance, delivering a shock, special considerations and maintenance of their AED.    

The training will be constructed with the use of power point presentation and DVD presentation. The practical AED training will include Manikin training involving CPR and Pad Placement/ Mankin training involving CPR, Pad Placement and shock delivery and CPR.  

The participant will be assessed on their ability to identify the signs of a collapsed casualty as above. Their knowledge any special conditions and when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR individually on an adult or child. The collection of the AED the time taken to apply pads, clear the casualty and deliver the first shock They maybe asked oral questions or asked to do a written exam regarding the use of the AED. They will have to demonstrate better than 70% knowledge and skill base of how to use an AED. for more information call 61299050155

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HLTFA201A Provide basic emergency life support

Course training and Information
This Unit of competency is the foundation of basic first aid and is Pre-/co-requisite competency for HLTFA301B Apply first aid to ensure all participants of FIRST AID PLUS AUSTRALIA training receive effective and comprehensive CPR and first aid training  we have employed the following Training.  

The participants will enjoy being part of the course learning a skill which may save a life. The presentation of the training package HLTFA201A will utilise the use of Computer and data projector  to provide a Power Point presentation including a DVD presentation which covers such issues as basic anatomy and physiology relating to providing first aid and performing CPR, Infection control, and a demonstration on how first aid procedures are conducted and CPR is performed.  

The participants will also be trained by utilising the “see then do” instruction where they will be show or have a demonstration of a first aid procedure and then they will be involved in a scenario which will require the participants to use the knowledge gained.

They will have the knowledge of how to respond to an emergency, identify hazards, assess casualties, identify injuries and when to call for help they will know when CPR is required, what sort of hazards there is to health and safety and how to minimise most risks, they will be able to demonstrate how to request an ambulance, how to hand over to emergency services/relieving personnel. 

For practical training each student will have access to a first aid kit which conforms to WorkCover “B” first aid Kit which includes a face mask (barrier devise).  They will be required to use this kit when attending the first aid scenarios.  

The participant will be assessed on their ability to Identify and respond to an emergency in line with the practiced actions and the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. Included the ability to demonstrate first aid casualty management, assessment of casualty vital signs, safe manual handling, casualty welfare and reassurance. Their knowledge of when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR individually on an adult, child and infant. They maybe asked oral questions or given written questions regarding the first aid treatments and CPR. They will be deemed competent if they can demonstrate a minimum of 70% knowledge base in first aid and CPR.  

AED training is optional and the participant  will be trained in the first place by the above procedure and when the participant demonstrates their competency in the performance of CPR then the participant will be introduced to the function of an AED. They will learn about their unit - how to turn the AED on, Pad placement, casualty clearance, delivering a shock, special considerations and maintenance of their AED.    

The training will be constructed with the use of power point presentation and DVD presentation. The practical AED training will include manikin training involving CPR and Pad Placement/ manakin training involving CPR, Pad Placement and shock delivery and CPR.

The participant will be assessed on their ability to identify the signs of a collapsed casualty. Their knowledge any special conditions and when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR individually on an adult or child. The collection of the AED the time taken to apply pads, clear the casualty and deliver the first shock They maybe asked oral questions or asked to do a written exam regarding the use of the AED. They will be deemed competent if they can demonstrate a minimum of 70% knowledge base in CPR and the use of an AED. Call 61299050155 for more information

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HLTFA301B Apply first Aid        
                                                                                  

Training Information

This UOC, HLTFA301B Apply first aid incorporates the content of units HLTCPR201A perform CPR and HLTFA201A Provide basic emergency life support to ensure all participants of FIRST AID PLUS AUSTRALIA training receive effective and comprehensive CPR and first aid training  we have employed the following Training strategies.  

The participants will enjoy being part of the course learning a skill which may save a life. The presentation of the training package HLTFA301B will utilise the use of Computer and Data Projector  to provide a Power Point presentation including a DVD presentation which covers such issues as basic anatomy and physiology relating to providing first aid and performing CPR, Infection control, and a demonstration on how first aid procedures are conducted and CPR is performed.  

The participants will also be trained by utilising the “see then do” instruction where they will be show or have a demonstration of a first aid procedure and then they will be involved in a scenario which will require the participants to use the knowledge gained.

They will have the knowledge of how to respond to an emergency, identify hazards, assess casualties, identify injuries and when to call for help they will know when CPR is required, what sort of hazards there is to health and safety and how to minimise most risks, they will be able to demonstrate how to request an ambulance, how to hand over to emergency services/relieving personnel. 

For practical training each student will have access to a first aid kit which conforms to WorkCover “B” first aid Kit which includes a face mask (barrier device).  They will be required to use this kit when attending the first aid scenario.  

The participant will be assessed on their ability to Identify and respond to an emergency in line with the practiced actions and the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. Included the ability to demonstrate first aid casualty management, assessment of casualty vital signs, safe manual handling, casualty welfare and reassurance. Their knowledge of when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR individually on an adult, child and infant. They maybe asked oral questions or given written questions regarding the first aid treatments and CPR. They will be deemed competent if they can demonstrate a minimum of 70% knowledge base in first aid and CPR.  

AED optional

AED training as required by the customer then the customer will be trained in the first place by the above procedure and when the participant demonstrates their competency in the performance of CPR then the participant will be introduced to the function of an AED. They will learn about their unit - how to turn the AED on, Pad placement, casualty clearance, delivering a shock, special considerations and maintenance of their AED.   

The training will be constructed with the use of power point presentation and DVD presentation. The practical AED training will include Manikin training involving CPR and Pad Placement/ Mankin training involving CPR, Pad Placement and shock delivery and CPR.  

The participant will be assessed on their ability to identify the signs of a collapsed casualty. Their knowledge any special conditions and when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR individually on an adult or child. The collection of the AED the time taken to apply pads, clear the casualty and deliver the first shock They maybe asked oral questions or asked to do a written exam regarding the use of the AED. They will be deemed competent if they can demonstrate a minimum of 70% knowledge base in CPR and the use of an AED.

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HLTFA302A Provide first aid in remote situation           
                                                                

Course notes

This Unit of competency, HLTFA302A Provide first aid in remote situation should be considered after or in conjunction with the achievement of the following related competency unit HLTFA301A Apply first aid which also incorporates the content of units HLTCPR201A perform CPR and HLTFA201A Provide basic emergency life support.  To ensure all participants of  receive effective and comprehensive CPR and first aid training we have employed the following:  

The participants will be learning a skill which may save a life in a remote situation. The presentation of the training package HLTFA302A will utilise the use of Data Projector and Screen to provide a Power Point presentation including a DVD presentation which covers such issues as how to prepare to respond to emergency in a remote situation, prepare for isolates travel or work, assess casualty conditions, provide first aid, work with medical and emergency services aid, evaluate the incident and be able to make contingency plans.  

The participants will have a working knowledge of communication systems, equipment and methods in remote areas, understand OHS issues and principles, Infection control, safe evacuation procedures, evaluating management options relating to transporting casualty and or waiting for assistance, principles of preparing for providing first aid in remote from ready assistance, including identifying and preparing supplies to address contingencies specific to different types of situation.

They will have the knowledge of how to respond to an emergency, in a remote situation identify hazards, assess casualties, identify injuries and when to call for help or when to transport they will know when CPR is required, what sort of hazards there is to health and safety and how to minimise most risks, they will be able to demonstrate how to use different communication systems request an evacuation and how to hand over to emergency services/relieving personnel. 

For practical training each student will have access to a first aid kit which conforms to WorkCover “B” first aid Kit which includes a face mask (barrier devise).  They will be required to use this kit when attending the first aid scenario and assessment.  

The participant will be assessed on their ability to Identify and respond to an emergency in line with the practiced actions and the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. Included the ability to demonstrate of actual or simulated remote situation relevant to work or community context  they will demonstrate in the simulation casualty management, assessment of casualty vital signs, safe manual handling, casualty welfare and reassurance. Their knowledge of when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR individually on an adult, child and infant. They maybe asked oral questions or given written questions regarding the first aid treatments and CPR

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     HLTFA402B Apply advanced first Aid                                
                                                                          

Course Notes

This Unit of competency, HLTFA402B Apply advanced first aid should be considered after achievement of competency unit HLTFA301B Apply first aid.  This unit is structured to incorporate the content of HLTFA404A  Apply advanced resuscitation techniques.  To ensure all participants  training receive effective and comprehensive CPR and first aid training  we have employed the following:.  

The participants will enjoy this course as it brings together the learning skills which may save a life and builds on UOC HLTFA301B Apply first aid to include additional skills and uses a range of equipment. The presentation of the training package HLTFA402B Apply advanced first aid will utilise the use of Data Projector and Screen to provide a Power Point presentation including a DVD presentation which covers such issues as basic anatomy and physiology relating to providing first aid and performing CPR, Infection control, use of oxygen equipment, use of an AED, spinal immobilisation, safe manual handling use of analgesic and a demonstration on how first aid procedures are conducted and CPR is performed including the use of oxygen and an AED.  

The participants will be able to coordinate first aid activities until medical assistance arrive, communicate essential details to relevant personnel, maintain confidently, evaluate the incident and report on the incident and will be aware of the importance of de briefing.  

The participants will also be trained by utilising the “see then do” instruction where they will be show or have a demonstration of a first aid / rescue procedure and then they will be involved in a scenario which will require the participants to use the knowledge gained.  This course is “hands on” requiring the participants to be involved in a number of different scenarios encourages their learning. 

They will have the knowledge of how to respond to an emergency, triage the incident  identify hazards, assess casualties, identify injuries and when to call for help they will know when CPR is required, the use of oxygen, how to use an AED, how to deliver pain relief,  what sort of hazards there is to health and safety and how to minimise most risks, they will know how to transport they will be able to demonstrate how to request an ambulance, how to hand over to emergency services/relieving personnel. 

For practical training each student will have access to a wide variety of first aid equipment and supplies including oxygen equipment, AED, thermometers, auto – injectors, back boards, stretchers, first aid kit, analgesic inhalers, spacer device and cervical collars all participants will be issued with a face mask (barrier devise).  They will be required to use this when attending different scenarios.

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HLTFA403A Manage first aid in the workplace               
                                                                           

                                                                  Course Notes

This Unit of competency, HLTFA403A Manage first aid in the workplace should be considered after achievement of competency unit HLTFA402A Apply advanced first aid.  This unit is structured to address the establishment and maintenance of facilities to enable of facilitates the provision of appropriate first aid in the workplace. This unit incorporate the content of HLTFA404A Apply advanced resuscitation techniques.  To ensure all participants  receive effective and comprehensive first aid training we have employed the following:

The presentation of the training package HLTFA403A Manage first aid in the workplace will utilise the use of Data Projector and Screen to provide a Power Point presentation including a DVD presentation which covers such issues as establishing a work place first aid facility, plan a first aid facility and address workplace and legislative requirements, how to identify workplace hazards and associated risks , prepare first aid equipment in line with workplace requirements, Identify personnel,  use risk minimisation in the workplace, They will also learn how to manage a workplace first aid facility, resources required, equipment and stock care , work place risk management and validation process, use safe manual  handling techniques, Manage workplace first aid records and evaluate the provision of first aid in the workplace.  

The participants will have a working knowledge of legal responsibilities and duty of care,  Australia Resuscitation Council Guidelines, procedures for dealing with accidents in the workplace, find and read MSDS, read and find company standard operating procedure(SOP), priorities of management of first aid, OH&S requirements in the provision of first aid, risk assessment, safe storage and handling of medication in the workplace, infection control principles, state territory regulation relating to first aid they will be able to coordinate and manage first aid activities as HLTFA301B: Apply first aid and HLTFFA402B: Apply advanced first aid until medical assistance arrive, communicate essential details to relevant personnel, maintain confidently, evaluate the incident and report on the incident and will be aware of the importance of de briefing. 

They will have the knowledge of how to respond to an emergency, triage the incident  identify hazards, assess casualties, identify injuries and when to call for help they will know when CPR is required, the use of oxygen, how to use an AED, how to deliver pain relief,  what sort of hazards there is to health and safety and how to minimise most risks, they will know how to transport they will be able to demonstrate how to request an ambulance, how to hand over to emergency services/relieving personnel. 

For practical training each student will have access to a wide variety of first aid equipment and supplies including oxygen equipment, AED, thermometers, auto – injectors, back boards, stretchers, first aid kit, analgesic inhalers, spacer device and cervical collars all participants will be issued with a face mask (barrier devise).  They will be required to use this when attending different scenarios.  

The participant will be assessed on their ability to Identify and respond to an emergency in line with the practiced actions and the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines in the workplace context and will  Included the ability to demonstrate first aid casualty management, assessment of casualty vital signs, safe manual handling, casualty welfare and reassurance, workplace and workcover documentation  They maybe asked oral questions or given written questions regarding  first aid procedures, workplace first aid regulations, medication storage etc  

Scenarios will be conducted as an assessment tool as the participant go through the learning process. The scenarios may be conducted individually but emphasis is put on team participation and team work as most of the skills including the use of stretches, oxygen equipment , AED, Cervical collar application require teamwork to fulfil the required tasks. 

Participants will demonstrate their knowledge through the use of scenarios and questioning at the conclusion of scenarios.

The participant will be assessed on their ability to Identify and respond to an emergency in line with the practiced actions and the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. Included the ability to demonstrate first aid casualty management, assessment of casualty vital signs, safe manual handling, casualty welfare and reassurance. Their knowledge of when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR individually and in a team on an adult, child and infant. They maybe asked oral questions or given written questions regarding  first aid procedures, CPR, stretcher use, AED use , patient monitoring.

Participants will demonstrate their advanced first aid skills through the use of scenarios and questioning at the conclusion of  scenarios .

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HLTFA404A Apply advanced resuscitation techniques   
                                                                           

Course Notes

This Unit of competency, HLTFA404B Apply advanced resuscitation techniques should be considered after achievement of one of the following related competency units: HLTFA301B Apply first aid,  HLTCPR201A Perform CPR or HLTFA201A Provide emergency life support  to ensure all participants receive effective and comprehensive training and assessment  we have employed the following:  

The participants will be learning a skill which may save a life. The presentation of the training package HLTFA404AB will utilise the use of Data Projector and Screen to provide a Power Point presentation including a DVD presentation which will covers such issues as basic anatomy and physiology relating to Oxygen equipment, the application of an AED and performing CPR, Infection control, and a demonstration on how CPR is performed using oxygen equipment / how CPR is performed using the AED and how CPR is performed using Oxygen and the AED. Other equipment which the participants will become familiar with includes Oxygen therapy equipment, Bag valve mask resuscitation device,  Automated External Defibrillator (AED),  Resuscitation mask, First Aid Kit, suction device, Gloves, Razors, shears, and cleaning wipes  

The participants will be trained by utilising the “see then do” instruction where they will be show or have a demonstration of the Oxygen equipment and or AED and then they will have time to practice the knowledge gained.  The participants will be in groups of 4 - 6 per manikin/ Oxygen equipment/ Defibrillator as defined in the  Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines They will then be involved in number of scenarios which will require the participants to use the knowledge gained.

The participants will have the knowledge of how to respond to an emergency, identify hazards, assess casualties, identify injuries, when to call for help, they will know when CPR is required, how to use oxygen equipment safely and when to apply an AED. The participants will be able to identify what sort of hazards there is to health and safety and how to minimise most risks, they will be able to demonstrate how to request an ambulance, how to hand over to emergency services/relieving personnel. 

For practical training each student will have access to a defibrillator and a manikin which conforms to Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines and a face mask (barrier devise).  They will be required to use this face mask when attending the scenarios.  

The participant will be assessed on their ability to Identify and respond to an emergency in line with the practiced actions and the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. Included the ability to demonstrate first aid casualty management, assessment of casualty vital signs, safe manual handling, casualty welfare and reassurance. They will be assessed on their knowledge of when to call for help 000 or 112 and how well they perform CPR, the use of oxygen, the application of defibrillation both individually and in a team on an adult and child. They maybe asked oral questions or given written questions regarding the first aid treatments, CPR the use of oxygen and the process of defibrillation.

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