2018 Dates

Mornings 8.30am- 12 noon

January

22 adn 29

February

19 and 26

March

12 and 26

April

9 and 30

May

7 and 28

June

4 and 25

July

2 and 23

August

13 and 27

September

10 and 24

October

8 and 22

November

5 and 19

December

3 and 10
  
 

 

Provide CPR (HLTAID001)

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COURSE OVERVIEW  

Provide CPR gives learners the confidence and skills to perform CPR. Learners will practice their skills on an Adult, Child and Infant manikin and use a trainer defibrillator.

This course complies with the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) Guidelines.

The ARC also advises that CPR be refreshed at least annually.

LEARNING OUTCOMES  

Theory Component

  • Basic anatomy and physiology relating to performing CPR
  • Procedures for performing CPR
  • State / territory regulatory requirements, ARC Guidelines and accepted industry practice
  • How to access ambulance/medical assistance and/or emergency response support
  • Understanding of the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), including when to use and when not to
  • Privacy and confidentiality requirements
  • Chain of survival
  • Need to be culturally aware, sensitive and respectful
  • Duty of care requirements
  • Relevant workplace hazards
  • Infection control principles and procedures, including use of standard precautions
  • Own skills and limitations
  • Awareness of stress management techniques and available support

    • Practical Component:

    • Assess vital signs of casualty
    • Demonstrate correct procedures for performing CPR using a manikin, including standard precautions
    • Call an ambulance
    • Call for medical assistance
    • Identify and minimise hazards to health and safety of self and others in the immediate workplace or community environment
    • Report details of incident and CPR as provided
    • Use infection control procedures, including standard precautions
    VOCATIONAL OUTCOMES  

    Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to consider the following job roles:

    • First Aider
    • Member of an emergency response team
    • Safety Officer
    • Any other job role

    This unit is appropriate for those working in:

    • All Organisations
    ENTRY REQUIREMENTS  

    Safety Boots or Enclosed footwear, wear suitable attire.
    DELIVERY AND DURATION  

    Duration - Four (4) Hours

    Time - 8.30am - 12.30pm

    This course is conducted twice a month at the Academy and can be delivered on your site. Learners will receive training in both theory and practical activities. Morning tea/coffee is provided when delivered at TTA. Please advise office of any dietry requirements
    RPL/LEARNING PATHWAYS  

    RPL is not offered. This UOC is from the HLT Health Training Package. For further information refer to www.cshisc.com.au

     

     

    First aid requirements 2014 Legislative requirements First Aid