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Outdoor First Aid – 2 Day

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The Peak 2-Day Outdoor First Aid course is loved by people who are either new to First Aid Training, want a more in-depth course to enhance skills and knowledge, or need more unit standards assessed.

Duration
2 days, 8:30am - 5pm
Locations
Nationwide
Unit Standards Available
US 6400, US 6401, US 6402, US 424
Cost
$285+GST pp (additional for Unit Standards)

For those that have little or no previous training, the 2-day course creates an awesome foundation that gives confidence to manage complex outdoor emergencies for extended periods of time. The scope of outdoor emergencies covered is similar to a 1-day OFA, but his course provides a much deeper insight into physiology.

Unit Standards Available

  • Unit 6402: Provide basic life support. Level: 2, Credits: 2. Available on 1- & 2-day courses
    Purpose: People credited with this unit standard are able to provide basic life support, manage a foreign body airway obstruction, manage first aid for life-threatening bleeding, and provide first aid management for a person in shock.
  • Unit 6401: Provide first aid. Level: 2, Credits: 1, Prerequisites: Unit 6402. Available on 1- & 2-day courses
    Purpose: People credited with this unit standard are able to provide first aid.
  • Unit 6400: Manage first aid in an emergency situation. Level: 3, Credits: 2, Prerequisites: Unit 6401 Available on 2-day, or 1-day if learner already has 6401 & 6402.
    Purpose: People credited with this unit standard are able to manage first aid in an emergency situation.
  • Unit 424: Assess and manage an emergency care situation during an outdoor recreation activity. Level: 3, Credits: 5, Prerequisites: Unit 6400. Available on a 2-day course with several hours of pre-course learning & written assignment due 10 days before the course starts.
    Purpose: People credited with this unit standard are able to explain long-term management requirements for an emergency care situation in an outdoor recreation environment, and assess and manage a patient’s condition long-term in an outdoor recreation environment.
    This unit standard is intended for people who wish, or are required, to manage emergency care for a period of two to twelve hours during an outdoor recreation activity.
  • There is an additional cost for completing unit standards.

For a Corporate booking, please contact us so we can arrange a course and quote to suit your company’s needs.  [email protected]

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