City First Aid Training LtdPhone: 03 326 5067 Fax: 03 326 5061 cfa@xtra.co.nz P O Box 17 639, Sumner, Christchurch, 8840 |
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All courses can be delivered at your site or our training rooms. Group or individual bookings welcome.
Email or phone to book. Phone: 03 326 5067 Fax: 03 326 5061 Email: cfa@xtra.co.nz
Course Name: Workplace First Aid NZQA Units: 6400 and 6401,6402 (or 26551, 26552) (4 credits) Course content: Scene Assessment: Calling 111, Primary survey, Secondary survey, Care of unconscious patient Resuscitation (CPR): Adult, child & infant CPR, Treatment for choking adult, child & infant, Automated external defibrillator Wounds, bleeding and shock: How to stop major bleeding, Treatment for crush, head injuries, amputation, embedded objects, teeth loss, trauma to ears, nose & chest, Recognising and treatment for shock. Medical Conditions: Angina, heart attack, stroke, asthma, febrile convulsions, epilepsy, fainting, diabetes & allergies Fractures Management: Jaw, collarbone, shoulder, arms, ribs, hips, thigh, kneecap, legs. Sprains, strains, spinal injury (log roll) concussion & compression Hypothermia & hyperthermia: Frost nip & frost bite. (Heat exhaustion and heat stroke). Burns: steam, water, fire, chemical, acid, liquid etc. Poisons: Inhaled, absorbed, injected, and ingested. Scenarios: Demonstrate Manage First Aid in emergency situation. The Workplace First Aid course is suitable for anyone who may find them self in a position that requires him or her to take charge of an incident that requires first aid assistance. This course covers a range of medical and accident emergencies. At the end of the course students have the confidence to provide first aid in any emergency. This course meets the guidelines contained in the Department of Labour’s “First Aid for Workplaces – a Good Practice Guide” for “Low Risk” through to “High Risk” workplaces. Course Name: First Aid at Work NZQA Units: 6401, 6402 or 26551, 26552 (2 credits) Course content: Scene assessment and scene safety, calling 111 etc. Medical conditions: heart attack, stroke, asthma, febrile convulsions, epilepsy, fainting, diabetes Burns and electric shock Resuscitation: (CPR) CPR& choking (adult, child, infant) Fractures, soft tissue injuries, head injuries, eye injuries Automated external defibrillator Wounds, bleeding and shock Poisons and allergic reactions The First Aid at Work course is suitable for anyone who may find themselves in a position that requires him or her to take charge of an incident that requires first aid until more experienced help arrives. Programmes designed to meet the minimum requirements for persons to be certified as first aiders in the workplace will also need to take into account the Department of Labour guidelines and meet the New Zealand Qualifications Authority requirements. Current Department of Labour guidelines on providing first aid training are available from http://www.dol.govt.nz. Employers should carry out a workplace first aid needs assessment to identify any job or task specific significant hazards, e.g. Hazardous substances, Hazardous tools, Hazardous machinery, Hazardous loads, Hazardous animals, Working at height , Large industrial sites and Commercial diving. City First Aid Training can tailor a course to suit. Course Name: Workplace First Aid Refresher The Department of Labour requires Workplace First Aid certificate holders to attend a refresher course at the end of 2 years to renew their certificate. This course updates the Workplace First Aid Certificate making it current for a further 2 years.
Course Name: Outdoor First Aid This course is designed for people who are in situations where emergency care is likely to be delayed such as trampers, tree fellers, farm labourers and mountain bikers etc.
Course Name: Advanced First Aid More advanced than the Workplace First Aid course, this course combines elements of Workplace First Aid and Pre-Hospital Emergency care. If you successfully complete this course you will be credited with the following Unit Standards: 6400 - Manage first aid in emergency situations (Level 3, Credit 2) 6401 - Provide first aid (Level 2, Credit 1) 6402 - Provide resuscitation level 2 (Level 1, Credit 1) 14472 - Carry out shock advisory defibrillation (level 4) 14470 - Provide enhanced basic life support (level 4)
Course Name: Pre-hospital Emergency Care If you successfully complete this course you will be credited with the following Unit Standards:
14472 Carry out shock advisory defibrillation (level 4)
Health and Safety We are accredited to offer a range of Unit Standards from the domain OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PRACTICE. We can put together a package that meets your requirements from the following units: Level 1 497 Protect health and safety in the workplace Level 2 17593 Apply safe work practices in the workplace 19522 Undertake job safety analysis Level 3 17588 Apply for, accept, and carry out work according to a work permit in the workplace 17602 Apply hazard identification and risk assessment procedures in the workplace 17586 Demonstrate knowledge of electrical safety in the workplace 18408 Demonstrate knowledge of fire and emergency warden duties in the workplace 18426 Demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with confined space 17594 Demonstrate knowledge of hearing conservation in the workplace 20733 Demonstrate knowledge of safe storage and handling of hazardous substances in the workplace 17596 Demonstrate knowledge of Safety Observer responsibilities in the workplace 17591 Demonstrate knowledge of the prevention and management of OOS in the workplace 17585 Demonstrate knowledge of working safely in extremes of temperature 20645 Describe the requirements of the HSNO Act 1996 relevant to approved handlers 17600 Explain safe work practices for working at heights 17592 Identify the causes of back injury and methods to prevent back injuries in the workplace 17590 Issue work site specific work permits 18409 Use a forklift mounted safety platform in the workplace |