Outdoor First Aid – 2 Day

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

Our 2-Day Outdoor First Aid Course is not the shortest, nor is it the cheapest, but if you want solid training that lasts, this is an awesome option.

Essentially the scope of outdoor emergencies covered (see Outdoor First Aid page) is the same but the 2-day course allows more time to go to a deeper level on each subject. For those that have little or no previous training, the 2-day course creates an awesome foundation that gives them the confidence to manage complex outdoor emergencies for extended periods of time.

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]