COURSES AVAILABLE
 

Emergency First Response         First Aid in Workplace

Through a partnership arrangement with PADI Asia Pacific’s Registered Training Organization (RTO), the following statement of attainments can be issued for the First Aid at Work program:

• SRXFAD001A and HLTFA301B – Health Training Package. These statements are issued in accordance with the Australian Qualifications Training Framework (AQTF) and are nationally recognized.
   

• Under the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001, the Emergency First Response First Aid at Work program is approved by Work Cover NSW, Approval no FA03146.
   
• The QLD Government Dept of Communities has approved Emergency First Response Asia Pacific Pty Ltd as an approved entity for conducting first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
   
• The NSW Dept of Community Services has approved Emergency First Response Care for Children programs in accordance with the Children’s Services Regulation 2004.
   
• The Royal College of Nursing, Australia, has endorsed the Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary Care, Care for Children and First Aid at Work Programs and materials according to their criteria.
   
• AUSTSWIM recognizes Emergency First Response programs as meeting its CPR course provider requirements.
   

DAN ASIA PACIFIC –               Senior First Aid

• The program is accredited by State and National government recognition authorities under National Training Recognition Scheme.

The purpose of this program is to provide participants with training in basic life support and in the first aid management of the more common and/or more serious injuries or illnesses that may be encountered within the general community at home, the workplace or during recreation. If you are involved in a vocational training course then this is the course for you.

After the competent completion of all of the required skills, you will receive a Statement of Attainment from DAN when the registration procedures have been completed.

Emergency First Response           Basic First Aid

This basic program covers some basic procedures that should enable you to assist an injured or ill person until medical aid is accessed. Covers both CPR and Secondary care Topics include: assessment and safety, external bleeding, management of the unconscious victim, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), shock, cross infection, basic orientation to first aid in the workplace, first aid kits and moving of injured persons.

Emergency First Response         Care for Children
BASIC FIRST AID COURSE Fantastic Course for Parents and Caregivers 

If you interact regularly with children or are a parent you know that accidents happen. Fortunately, most often these incidents are insignificant, resulting in simple scrapes and bruises.

Children and parents generally accept that minor injuries and illnesses are part of growing up. However, there are times when children suffer from significant medical problems. Automobile accidents, serious falls, choking, serious bleeding, near drowning, poising and allergic reactions can be very frightening and devastating for children, parent and rescuers alike.  

DAN Oxygen Provider              Oxygen Course
All divers are strongly advised to undergo training in resuscitation and oxygen provision. The skills developed are extremely valuable, not only in the diving environment, but in all walks of life.

For scuba instructors and dive enthusiasts, DAN offers the world’s most popular oxygen first aid program, launched in 1991. Until DAN developed its oxygen training program and line of oxygen equipment, many injured divers did not benefit from the use of emergency oxygen. operators, lifeguards and other professionals to ensure that appropriate oxygen equipment and properly trained and qualified oxygen providers are available where diving or certain other activities are conducted, as well as in certain workplaces where hazards exist or ill people may reside.

EFR:                                      AED  Automated External Defibrillators
A step by step training guide for the use of AED’s in cardiac arrest.

 Heart attach is a very common cause of death. A severe heart attack often results in cardiac arrest. In this case, the heart usually beats very erratically and cannot generate circulation of blood to the body. If a normal heartbeat is not restored within a few minutes the victim will die.

 Automated external defibrillators (AED’s) are designed to diagnose cardiac arrest and, when appropriate, to deliver an electric shock to try to restore a normal heart rhythm. They can be used safely by people with minimal training.