First Aid Training, CPR Courses in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Townsville by Immediate Response

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OUR COURSES

	Apply First Aid

	CPR Course

	Basic Emergency Life Support

	Low Voltage Electrical Work Rescue

	Advanced Resuscitation Techniques

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We offer Apply First Aid courses in a flexible delivery method, the course is held over one day where the practical skills of first aid are practiced to ensure you are comfortable and competent.

Online pre course reading is required to ensure you are prepared for the course and to maximise the time spent practicing lifesaving practical skills.

The team at Immediate Response First Aid training believe the key to successful training is to provide the training in a fun, supported, inclusive environment.

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Course Topics covered:
Asthma Bleeding Shock Choking Drowning	Diabetes Burns Heart Attack Unconscious casualties Spinal injuries	D.R.S.A.B.C.D Anaphylaxis Allergies First Aid Kits Bandaging	Defibrillation EpiPen/AnaPen Bites & Stings Fractures Sprains & Strains

Immediate Response First Aid is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), all our courses are nationally recognised and WorkCover approved.

We pride ourselves on our highly skilled, motivated trainers who are committed to ensure you are successful at first aid.

Dial Triple Zero (000) for police, fire or ambulance in a life or property threatening time critical emergency situation from all telephones (landline, mobile phones and payphones) in Australia. Information about calling Triple Zero (000) from voice over internet protocol is available.
For more information about triple zero (000) go to www.triplezero.gov.au.

If you are deaf or have a speech or hearing impairment you can call 106 using a textphone (TTY) or a computer with modem access, to request police, fire or ambulance assistance. For more information go to
www.relayservice.com.au/topics/2065.html

112 is the GSM international standard emergency number which can only be dialled on digital mobile phones. 112 can be dialled anywhere in the world with GSM coverage and is automatically translated to that country's emergency number.