Courses That Save Lives

For anyone who wants to learn CPR without needing a course completion card for work. Perfect for new parents, grandparents, babysitters, au pairs and community groups — learn how to save the life of someone you love.

ⓘ Includes a wallet certificate of participation.

• Adult, child and infant CPR
• Adult, child and infant choking
• Overview of an AED
• Emergency numbers
• Recovery position

Hands-on CPR certification for security personnel, law enforcement, firefighters, lifeguards, swimming coaches, health and fitness staff, corporate and retail teams, and all lay responders.

ⓘ Includes a written test.

• Adult, child and infant CPR
• Adult, child and infant choking
• Use of an AED
• Pocket mask
• Activating emergency calls
• Recovery position

Designed for parents, caregivers, guardians, domestic workers, au pairs and family members who care for children. Covers the emergencies most likely to happen at home. (This is not a First Aid Level 1 course.)

• Accident prevention
• Medical emergencies
• Trauma injuries
• Environmental emergencies
• CPR and choking
• Recovery position
• AEDs (defibrillators)

The essential accredited course for workplace first aiders (GSR), teachers, school staff and coaches, security personnel and the general public. Meet your OHS Act first aider requirements.

• Principles of first aid
• CPR and choking
• Automated External Defibrillator
• Primary and secondary survey
• Bleeding and shock
• Sudden illness
• Fractures and burns
• Head and spinal injuries
• Environmental emergencies

A comprehensive advanced course for workplace first aiders (GSR), teachers, school staff and coaches, security personnel and the general public who need deeper knowledge and skills.

• Principles of first aid
• Anatomy
• CPR and choking
• Automated External Defibrillator
• Primary and secondary survey
• Bleeding and shock
• Sudden illness
• Chest, pelvic and spinal injuries
• Fractures and burns
• Hyperthermia and hypothermia
• Environmental emergencies

Respond effectively and safely to small fires in the workplace. Learn to identify fire types, understand fire behaviour, and select and use the right fire-fighting equipment.

• Types of fires
• Fire behaviour
• Fire extinguisher use
• Personal safety
• Evacuation procedures
• Preventing fire spread
• Raising the alarm

Function effectively as a Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) representative. Promote health and safety awareness, identify hazards and support compliance with the OHS Act.

• Workplace inspections
• Incident investigations
• Employee representation
• Health & safety communication
• Maintaining records
• OHS Act requirements
• Hazard identification

Identify workplace hazards and assess the risk of tasks and environments. Proactive risk management that prevents incidents, injuries and damage before they happen.

• Hazard identification
• Risk likelihood & severity
• Hierarchy of controls
• Legal requirements
• Documentation
• Continuous monitoring
• Control measures

Manage and coordinate emergency evacuations in the workplace — ensuring the safe, orderly evacuation of occupants during fires and other emergencies.

• Emergency procedures
• Escape route identification
• Headcounts
• Crowd control
• Warden roles & responsibilities
• Communication methods
• Emergency services coordination

Investigate workplace incidents effectively and identify root causes. Prevent recurrence through the right corrective and preventative actions.

• Evidence gathering
• Conducting interviews
• Root cause analysis
• Investigation techniques
• Accurate reporting
• Corrective actions
• Legal requirements