Training includes the practical skills and knowledge required to manage a life threatening incident. HLTAID009 applies to all workers who may be required to provide CPR, in a range of situations, including community and workplace settings.
If you would like to enrol in an upcoming course in Melbourne, please complete all sections of the Student Enrolment Form and email it to info@firstintervention.com.au.
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Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements.
Course Delivery and Duration
This 3 hour short course involves a blend of theoretical and practical skill based elements.
Cost
Costs may vary depending on the training scenario. Contact us for further details.
Unit Objectives
HLTAID009 covers the following topics:
- First Aider Responsibilities
- Responding to signs of an unconscious casualty
- Identifying hazards, minimising risks and infection control
- Performing CPR
- Communicating and conveying details of an incident
To successfully complete this short course, participants need to demonstrate:
- The ability to perform CPR in line with ANZCOR Guidelines
- The ability to respond to at least one simulated first aid scenario relevant to your workplace/community setting
- Knowledge of State/Territory regulations, First Aid codes of practice and workplace procedures
- An understanding of legal, workplace and community considerations relevant to providing CPR and management of first aid
- An understanding of key considerations when providing CPR
- A basic understanding of anatomy and physiology relevant to CPR and First Aider responsibilities
Assessment requirements
To be assessed as Competent the participant is required to:
- Participate in activities and scenarios as directed by the trainer
- Successfully complete a selection of multiple choice questions
- Demonstrate the application of practical skills required for this unit of competency outcome.
Statement of Attainment
On successful completion, participants will be issued with a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for HLTAID009 – Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
For many Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses, this unit may also contribute towards nationally recognised qualifications.
This training may also provide an opportunity for professional development by increasing skills, knowledge and application in the work or home environment.
Recertification
The law requires employers to provide a safe working environment and adequate facilities for the welfare of their employees. This means that appropriate First Aid measures need to be in place, including First Aid kits and suitably trained First Aid Officers who hold current qualifications.
Workcover’s First Aid in the Workplace Code of Practice in New South Wales and WorkSafe’s First Aid In The Workplace – Compliance Code in Victoria both outline an employers’ obligation to keep the qualifications of their First Aid Officers current.
This means First Aiders should complete this short course as a refresher on an annual basis. Annual training will ensure you maintain your knowledge of the essential skills required to perform CPR, in line with the Australian and New Zealand Committee on Resuscitation (ANZCOR) guidelines.
We can also track and notify you when a First Aid recertification is required for you or your team.
Our Trainers
Our trainers all hold a minimum qualification of Certificate IV in Training & Assessment and have current industry experience. We offer the highest standards of knowledge and skills transfer, supported by up-to-date, relevant information on industry practices and protocols.
Training Centres
Melbourne:
Tullamarine
Training can also be conducted at your workplace where there are sufficient student enrolments. Contact us for further details.
This unit contributes to many Nationally Recognised Training Qualifications which is recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework.
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