SEQ First Aid Training in Gatton, Queensland | Specialty School

SEQ First Aid Training

Locality: Gatton, Queensland

Phone: +61 458 144 843

Address: Placid Hills 4343 Gatton, QLD, Australia

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24.01.2022 New jacket for the cooler/wet days delivering first aid services. Looks the business! Thanks Infinity Workwear and Safety

18.01.2022 SEQ First Aid Training is looking for interest in first aid coverage services for events. If this is something you potentially need for your business/club/event please drop us a message to discuss your requirements.

18.01.2022 First Aid Course

16.01.2022 Ouch! I love the ingenuity they used to support the object to reduce pain and further injury. Clearly they have done some first aid training. What a lucky man!

10.01.2022 Exciting news! SEQ First Aid Training now has Mental Health First Aid on scope. A lot of us, even if we have not been trained, have some idea of what to do for someone who is sick or injured. But do you know what to do if someone has a mental health crisis? This course covers first aid strategies and information on illnesses including depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. This could benefit someone you work with or even friends or family. For further information contact ...us now. Mental Health First Aid Australia

06.01.2022 In a recent course it was mentioned to me that another trainer had said that in infant CPR, you must never use the two thumb method of compressions. I recognise what the resuscitation council guideline states about this and have attached the guideline so people can read it for themselves. However I think it is important to to note a couple of things, firstly the guideline states that laypeople should (not must) use the two finger method for compressions. Secondly the re...ason cited in the guideline is that this is done to minimise transfer time from compressions to breaths. In my opinion this means if you are confident and competent to perform compressions using the two thumb technique, then there is no drawback to doing compressions in this way. In fact if a first aider has difficulty in performing compressions using two fingers, surely it is better to have an alternative that allows them to perform effective compressions? I disagree that the thumbs method should never be used. Please let me know what you think or feel free to ask questions. Dave https://resus.org.au//anzcor-guideline-6-compressions-jan1

06.01.2022 A reminder about snake bites and first aid treatment. If you havent done a first aid course or havent done one for a while, book in soon to one of our courses.

02.01.2022 At least his heart was in the right place... but seriously, if you want to learn some invaluable skills that could potentially save a life, book in to one of our first aid courses soon :)

01.01.2022 ***Warning Distressing Images*** Last year 20-year-old Emily Counter suffered from a seizure and a heart attack whilst at gym, only surviving thanks to a defibr...illator. She is now calling for all businesses to have the lifesaving devices available. Report on 7 News at 6pm. www.7plus.com.au/news #7News