Why is a CPR training course important?
Emergencies can happen any time, anywhere and can impact you or somebody you care about. Learning vital lifesaving skills and techniques can make a huge difference in somebody’s life and it is vital that Victorians have the skills and knowledge to be able to confidently take control of potentially life threatening emergencies until professional assistance arrives.
CPR Courses Melbourne
This short course in CPR is ideal for all Victorians, but in particular those who have the responsibility for the care of another or have the duty of care towards a person in their personal or professional lives.
Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
CPR Training Courses Melbourne
Life Saving Victoria’s CPR training course will equip candidates to act quickly and confidently in an emergency situation. The course focus includes casualty assessment, one and two person CPR, choking, situation management and emergency services communication.
Successful completion of this course will result in the award of:
HLTAID001 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Course OverviewCourse Outline
Emergencies happen every day, in the workplace, in the home and out and about. Learning these vital lifesaving skills and techniques could make a huge difference in the life of someone you care about.
Life Saving Victoria’s CPR course in Melbourne will provide you with the skills and knowledge to be able to confidently take control of potentially life threatening emergencies until professional assistance arrives.
The course focus includes cover the signs and symptoms and treatment options for incidents including first aid and CPR / breathing conditions.
The CPR training course is ideal for all Victorians, but in particular those who have the responsibility for the care of another or have the duty of care towards a person in their personnel or professional lives.
NEW: Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation@Home (COVID-19)
CPR Training Courses at Home
LSV is pleased to announce the release of the new CPR@Home and First Aid@Home training courses.
These courses will enable Victorians to complete or update their CPR and First Aid qualifications from the comfort and convenience of their own home.
The adapted courses are fully accredited and meet both workplace and legislative requirements. The courses make use of online learning to deliver the theory training, and new instructional video demonstrations to guide individuals through their practical assessment tasks.
All of the resuscitation and first aid equipment you need will be delivered to your door and remain yours to keep and practice on in the future. Our office team and qualified trainers are on hand to assist you, as you progress through the course at your own pace and convenience.
With many people spending more time at home than ever before, now is a perfect time to complete these courses and learn vital lifesaving skills. The courses will also help to ensure that organisations don’t return to work with a backlog of staff needing to update their qualifications.
Steps:
- Book into a course at https://training.lsv.com.au
- Complete the online learning and theory exam;
- Watch the practical assessment videos;
- Film yourself completing the practical assessments (using the equipment delivered);
- Submit your assessment evidence to LSV.
Successful completion of this course will result in the award of:
HLTAID001 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Course OverviewCourse Outline
Emergencies happen every day, in the workplace, in the home and out and about. Learning these vital lifesaving skills and techniques could make a huge difference in the life of someone you care about.
Life Saving Victoria’s CPR course in Melbourne will provide you with the skills and knowledge to be able to confidently take control of potentially life threatening emergencies until professional assistance arrives.
The course focus includes cover the signs and symptoms and treatment options for incidents including first aid and CPR / breathing conditions.
The CPR training course is ideal for all Victorians, but in particular those who have the responsibility for the care of another or have the duty of care towards a person in their personnel or professional lives.
