Your One Stop Shop for all First Aid Training & Sales - First Aid Kits & Supplies
Sales Enquiries: 0447 762 074
Specialised "Sporting" First Aid Training
SureFire First Aid is your specialist Sporting First Aid and
Emergency Casualty Care Training Centre.
We deliver professional, Basic and Advanced Sporting First Aid Training in line with
Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) Guidelines and World Best Practice.
Our Courses are Nationally and Internationally Recognised and Accredited
and can be combined to meet your Training requirements.
(Tailored Courses and Presentations available on Request)
SureFire First Aid is the one stop for all Your
Sports First Aid Training and Sales needs.
Sporting First Aid Kits, Supplies and Equipment
We stock an extensive range of First Aid Kits for Sport and Sporting Clubs plus first aid supplies and specialised equipment
HLTAID002 Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
Basic Life Support for Coaches and Team Managers
Learn life saving skills for the Sports Ground
- Introduction to "Sporting" First Aid
- Legalities of First Aid
- Authority to Practice
- Psychology of "Disaster" response
- Preparing for the worst day of someones life
- Emergency Action Plan - (RACE) - React, Activate, Care, Evacuate
- DRS ABCD vs Trauma Algorithms
- Bleeding Control - (Trauma First Aid) - Tourniquets, Pressure Bandages, Wound Packing & Haemostatic Agents
- Airway Management - Head Tilt & Triple Airway Manoeuvre, Lateral Position
- Respirations - CPR & Cardiac Arrest, Traumatic Asphyxiation,
- Circulation, Shock & Hypothermia
- Spinal Injuries (Introduction)
- Soft Tissue Injuries (Sprains & Strains)
- Fractures & Dislocations
- Heat illness & injury
- Psychological First Aid
This Level 3 Program is a balance between trauma and medical care. It is intended for people from all backgrounds, with limited time, but still need to upgrade their Emergency Care Skills.
No prior knowledge or experience is required.
Our Sporting Coach "Basic Life Support" Program includes Nationally Recognised Certificates;
HLTAID001 Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation &
HLTAID002 Provide Basic Emergency Life Support
- Perform CPR on an Adult and Infant
- Anaphylaxis (allergic reaction)
- Breathing difficulties – Asthma
- Choking with airway obstruction
- Unconscious breathing casualty
- Bleeding and Shock
* A child under 14 years of age may undertake any of these courses where parent or guardian approval has been given in writing.
Certificate can be upgraded to include HLTAID003 Provide First Aid
for a small additional fee plus additional study & assessment.
PUAEME004 Provide emergency care for suspect spinal injury
EMERGENCY SPINAL CARE
This specialised course is taught by Registered Paramedics
with real world experience in the management of spinal injuries due to both sporting and traumatic incidents.
The course includes;
- Introduction to "Sporting" First Aid
- Legalities of First Aid
- Authority to Practice
- Psychology of "Disaster" response
- Preparing for the worst day of someones life
- Emergency Action Plan - (RACE) - React, Activate, Care, Evacuate
- DRS ABCD vs Trauma Algorithms
- Recognition and management of a suspected spinal injury,
- Immobilising cervical spine,
- Fitting a conscious casualty with a soft cervical collar and assist to supine position
- Evaluating the need to move a casualty,
- Move a casualty with a suspected spinal injury
- Preparing a casualty for transport,
- Transporting and monitoring a casualty, and
- Performing a casualty handover.
This Level 4 Program is a balance between trauma and medical care. It is intended for people from all backgrounds, with limited time, but still need to upgrade their Emergency Care Skills.
No prior knowledge or experience is required.
This Nationally Recognised course will allow you to develop skills and knowledge and most importantly, confidence, to provide emergency care to a casualty with a suspected spinal injury. You will develop the skills to minimise further injury when applying first aid and waiting for emergency medical aid.
Providing emergency care for a suspected spinal injury requires instruction and practical training. This is especially true where it relates to potentially fatal injuries, such as those that require cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) or involve severe bleeding. These procedures carry a risk of further injury to the casualty and the first aider. As with any training, it is more useful if training occurs before being confronted with an actual real-life situation..
PUAEME005 - Provide pain management
.jpg/:/cr=t:0%25,l:0%25,w:100%25,h:100%25/rs=w:600,h:300,cg:true/qt=q:1)
This specialised course is taught by Registered Paramedics with
real world experience in the administration of pain relief
following sporting or traumatic injuries.
The course includes;
- Introduction to "Sporting" First Aid
- Legalities of First Aid
- Authority to Practice
- Psychology of "Disaster" response
- Preparing for the worst day of someones life
- Emergency Action Plan - (RACE) - React, Activate, Care, Evacuate
- DRS ABCD vs Trauma Algorithms
- Identifying the need for analgesia,
- accessing,
- preparing and administering restricted pain relief such as analgesics and aspirin according to medically endorsed protocols,
- performing casualty handovers and
- completing analgesic use requirements.
This Level 4 Program is a balance between trauma and medical care. It is intended for people from all backgrounds, with limited time, but still need to upgrade their Emergency Care Skills.
*This course has a prerequisite of HLTAID003 Provide first aid.
Can be combined with HLTAID003 Provide First Aid so
No prior medical knowledge or experience is required.
This course will allow you to develop skills and knowledge and most importantly, confidence, to administer restricted analgesic to provide pain management as part of a medically supervised
first responder organisation.
Providing pain management requires instruction and practical training. This is especially true where it relates to storing, accessing, preparing and administering restricted analgesic drugs.
As with any training, it is more useful if training occurs before being confronted with an actual real-life situation.
*Licensing requirements for the storage and administration of drugs may apply depending on organisation,
type of drug, state/territory, etc.