Need to update your advanced CPR and O2 certs? HLTAID015 Provide Advanced Resuscitation and Oxygen Therapy is an accredited short-course that is recognised by the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC). During your studies you will be learning how to respond to emergency situations and perform life saving resuscitation procedures, while employing specialised equipment and the ACR guidelines. The course covers: delivering oxygen therapy using a pulse oximeter, performing single and two-rescuer CPR, monitoring the condition of casualty, managing life-threatening bleeding, communicating with emergency services, documenting and reviewing incidents. Enquire now for entry requirements, certification outcomes, and upcoming enrolment dates.

The PUA30619 Certificate III in Public Safety (Firefighting and Emergency Operations) is for qualified and experienced fire fighters who need specialist skills in disaster response and critical incidents. This nationally recognised qualification allows you to specialise in urban fires, wildfires, aviation incidents, and isolated structure fires. Along with technical skills in your chosen specialisation, you’ll also learn advanced resuscitation, incident scene safety and management, fire suppression techniques, and skills for driving operational vehicles. Enquire now for the full list of study units, availability of elective choices, and upcoming enrolment dates.

Do you need ECO warden training? PUAFER005 - Operate as Part of an Emergency Control Organisation is a nationally recognised short course that will help you prepare for, and respond to emergency situations. The course covers: understanding your role as a warden, preventing emergencies, wearing suitable ID, assisting building occupants during an emergency, operating communication systems, assisting with safe re-entry after an incident, reporting on actions taken during an emergency, checking emergency stations, and more. Enquire now for the latest course training dates and the list of ECO warden competencies.

Get your ECO Chief Warden Certificate with the PUAFER006 - Lead an Emergency Control Organisation. You’ll need to hold a current ECO Warden Certificate to enrol in this nationally recognised short course. Chief Warden competencies include: identifying possible emergency situations, identifying emergency actions to include in the facility emergency plan, participating in committee meetings and drills, maintaining emergency response procedures, leading emergency response actions during an incident, monitoring evacuations, briefing attending emergency services personnel, reinstating emergency systems, participating in debriefing sessions, completing documentation. Enquire now for the next available enrolment dates and the full list of ECO Chief Warden outcomes.

The nationally recognised PUAFER008 - Confine small emergencies in a facility is a critical component of Fire Warden training in Australia. This short course will teach you how to prepare for emergencies and deal with small fires or chemical spills. The course covers: correctly identifying different types of fire extinguishers, operating basic fire fighting equipment, wearing PPE, safely using a chemical spill kit, responding to a vehicle accident where there has been no significant injuries, completing follow-up reports and documents. Enquire now for course training dates and the full list of Fire Warden outcomes.

The RII30719 Certificate III in Emergency Response and Rescue is for first aiders, wardens, and emergency first responders working in the mining and resources sector. This nationally recognised qualification delivers advanced first aid skills and teaches you how to respond to worksite incidents and participate in rescue operations. Key competencies include: applying risk management processes, following WHS policies and procedures, preventing injuries, co-ordinating search and rescue operations, maintaining emergency response equipment, and more. Enquire now for entry requirements, mining sector career outcomes, and upcoming enrolment opportunities near you.

Want to become a professional journalist? Whether you dream of working for an international media outlet or creating your own news channel, studying a Bachelor of Journalism will help you achieve your dreams. Contemporary Journalists need a wide range of technical skills including writing, storytelling, photography, video editing, and content development. The Bachelor of Journalism delivers all these skills as well as the critical thinking and intelligence to tell the stories that matter in a way that’s authentic and appealing. If you’re ready to enquire to launch your career in journalism enquire now for admission criteria, study units and elective choices, plus the list of universities offering this degree program.