Master Lifesaving Skills with Emergency First Response Training in Huskisson, NSW
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness required; able to kneel and perform CPR maneuvers for extended periods.
Overview
Gain vital lifesaving skills with Emergency First Response training in Huskisson, the gateway to Jervis Bay. Prepare for outdoor adventures with hands-on CPR and trauma care instruction.
Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary Care
3 Hours
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About This Adventure
Duration
3 Hours
About
Emergency First Response courses encompass adult, child and infant CPR and first aid skills, and incorporate Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) training and emergency oxygen use. All Primary response skills for the type of emergencies those living around water may face.
EFR also offers comprehensive First Aid coving off on all facets of First Aid, they are specifically designed to meet national and international compliance standards for CPR and first aid courses. Emergency First Response courses are flexible in design to accommodate scheduling and training needs. They can be taught together or alone in any combination.
Participants learn and practice the same patient care techniques and principles used by professionals, but at a lay person level.
Our EFR course is certified within Australia and NZ to meet the requirements of many Australian and NZ organisations
However:
WE DO NOT CURRENTLY PROVIDE THE ADDITIONAL MODULES FOR NATIONAL RECOGNISED WORKLPLACE FIRST AID.
International Yacht Training (IYT) in the Asia Pacific region (incl. Australia and New Zealand) Australia Council for Teaching Swimming and Water Safety (AUSTSWIM) Australia Nationally Recognised Training to Provide First Aid and other first aid related courses when conducted through PADI Asia Pacific’s Registered Training Organisation (RTO ID#6729) New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) when conducted at a Private Training Establishment (PTE) and competency was assessed as meeting OSH/NZQA unit standard 6400, 6401, 6402 (or 6400, 26551, 26522 or equivalent / most recent unit standards)
Adventure Tips
Practice Basic Skills Regularly
Review and practice CPR and first aid techniques every few months to keep your skills sharp.
Stay Hydrated During Training
Bring water and stay hydrated throughout the course to maintain focus and performance.
Wear Comfortable Clothing
Dress in layers that allow easy movement for practical exercises, considering Huskisson’s mild coastal climate.
Inform Instructors of Medical Conditions
Disclose any personal health issues to instructors prior to training for a safe and accommodating environment.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bottlenose dolphins roaming Jervis Bay
- Eastern grey kangaroos near the national park trails
History
Jervis Bay, traditionally cared for by the Yuin Aboriginal people, offers protected marine environments rich with cultural significance.
Conservation
Training emphasizes minimizing environmental impact during emergencies and promotes sustainable outdoor practices.
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Adventure Hotspots in Huskisson
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Athletic Clothing
Allows ease of movement during practical scenarios and drills.
Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated during the course, especially important in warmer weather.
Notebook and Pen
Useful for taking notes during instruction and review sessions.
Sunscreen
Protects your skin if any part of the training takes place outdoors.
spring;summer;fall specific