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Remote Area & Wilderness First Aid Training
Premier Wilderness & Remote Area First Aid Training
Through our Emergency Casualty Care Training Centre, SureFire Tactical, we specialise in Remote Area and Wilderness First Aid Training.
Thanks to strategic relationships with our Training Partners we are able to offer Nationally Recognised and Internationally Accredited Courses.
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HLTAID005 Provide First Aid in Remote Situations - $150
Outback First Aid Course
Our 1 Day, Outback First Aid Program is specially designed for those exploring remote parts of Australia, but still within reach of Civilisation.
Our Program has been specifically developed and tailored for those Adventurers that want to discover hidden places just off the beaten track.
Wilderness First Aid Training Program
Our Wilderness First Aid Program is specially designed for those working in the Outdoor Leadership and Recreation Industry.
Courses are Nationally Recognised and
meet Industry Standards.
Wilderness First Aid is delivered through our Emergency Casualty Care Training Centre:
Tactical Casualty Care (TC2) Australia
Remote Area Casualty Care Training
Our Remote Area First Aid Program is specially designed for those exploring or working in the Remote and Isolated Areas of Australia & includes Nationally Recognised Certificates and meet Worlds Best Practice and Standards.
Remote Area Casualty Care Training is delivered through Tactical Casualty Care (TC2) Australia
Outback First Aid Program
HLTAID005 Provide First Aid in Remote Situations
Course Duration: 1 Day plus pre-work $150 per person
The perfect First Aid Course for Adventurers, setting out on "The Big Lap" or getting away to their favourite spot away from the Big City, that want more than a standard First Aid Course.
Training focuses on how to help when there may be a delay in Emergency Medical assistance.
The Course covers a broad range of topics to enable participants to confidently manage emergency situations and provide a first aid response to a casualty in a more remote location
.
It is suitable to both people in workplaces and members of the public
who want to be prepared when things go wrong.
The Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines recommend , that first aid skills
are renewed at least every three years and CPR skills every 12 months.
Statement of Attainment:
HLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
HLTAID002 Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
HLTAID003 Provide First Aid
HLTAID005 Provide First Aid in Remote Situations
* A child under 14 years of age may undertake any of these courses where parent or guardian approval has been given in writing.
Nationally Recognised Training
“Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909”
HLTAID005 Provide First Aid in Remote Situations
Additional Information
This course provides the knowledge and skills to perform first aid in remote situations where medical attention or assistance is delayed and the First Aider may be required to attend to an injured or ill person for an extended period due to inclement weather or geographical obstacles such as an isolated location or rough terrain.
The course gives students the skills and knowledge to provide First Aid response, life support and management of person(s), the incident and other First Aiders in remote situations until the arrival of medical or other assistance.
The course can also be adapted or modified for organisations or groups with specific remote requirements.
Providing effective, lifesaving first aid interventions requires instruction and practical training.
This is especially true where it relates to potentially fatal illnesses and injuries, such as those that require cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) or involve severe bleeding in a challenging environment and where help is further away.
Course Subjects Include;
Remote considerations in the provision of first aid, including:
- Typical hazards and strategies for preparing supplies to address contingencies,
- Management options relating to transporting casualty, including
Aero-medical evacuation,
- How to identify and prepare areas for safe evacuation, including aero-medical evacuation,
- How and when to access emergency response services,
- Communication systems, equipment and methods available in remote situations,
- Priorities of management in first aid when dealing with life-threatening conditions,
- Specific considerations contextualised to alpine, desert, marine, rural/remote settings and tropical environments
Standard principles and procedures for first aid management of the following scenarios, contextualised to the candidate’s remote and/or isolated situation;
- Abdominal injuries
- allergic reactions & Anaphylaxis
- Bleeding & Shock
- Burns
- cardiac conditions
- choking and airway obstruction
- crush injuries
- convulsions & seizures
- diabetes
- drowning
- envenomation (Bites & Stings)
- hypothermia
- hyperthermia (dehydration, heat stroke)
- epilepsy
- eye and ear injuries
- fractures
- head, neck and spinal injuries
- minor skin injuries
- needle stick injuries
- poisoning and toxic substances
- respiratory distress including asthma
- soft tissue injuries
- unconsciousness, abnormal breathing or not breathing
