Provide Advanced Resuscitation
Advanced resuscitation techniques and life support until higher medical care arrives.
Competency units
Course details
Who this is for
- For first aiders in remote, industrial and marine environments where higher-level airway and oxygen skills are needed.
- Common in mining, remote sites and offshore workforces.
What you'll be able to do
- Manage an unconscious casualty's airway with adjuncts
- Administer oxygen therapy
- Perform advanced CPR with a bag-valve-mask
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First Aid Training FAQs
Is first aid training mandatory in Australian workplaces?+
Yes. WHS regulations require that employers ensure a sufficient number of workers are trained in first aid, appropriate to the risks of the workplace. High-risk workplaces may need multiple trained responders.
What are the main first aid courses available?+
Common nationally recognised first aid courses include HLTAID009 (Provide CPR), HLTAID010 (Provide basic emergency life support), HLTAID011 (Provide First Aid — most popular), HLTAID012 (Provide First Aid in an education and care setting) and HLTAID014 (Provide Advanced First Aid).
How long does first aid training take?+
HLTAID011 usually takes 1 full day (can be blended online + in person). CPR (HLTAID009) takes 2–3 hours. Advanced First Aid runs 2–3 days.
How often should first aid training be renewed?+
CPR is recommended to be refreshed every 12 months. First Aid certificates should be renewed every 3 years, as per Safe Work Australia guidelines.
Is first aid training nationally recognised?+
Yes. Accredited training providers issue Statements of Attainment upon successful completion, valid across all states and territories.
How much does first aid training cost in Australia?+
Prices vary by provider and course type. CPR: from $60–$90. HLTAID011: from $100–$160. Advanced First Aid: $250–$400+.
Why choose Zokal for first aid training?+
Zokal delivers practical, realistic, and nationally recognised first aid training tailored to real workplace environments. Our training is conducted by experienced professionals — including former paramedics, rescue personnel and WHS experts — with a strong focus on confidence under pressure.
Where is Zokal's first aid training held?+
Training is conducted at our advanced training facility in Sandgate, NSW, or on-site at your workplace for group bookings. Our facility includes modern training rooms and scenario-based learning environments.
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The people who've been through it.
Verified Google reviews from workers who've completed Zokal training, including provide advanced resuscitation.
"Very in depth 3 day confined space entry training. Comprehensive simulations and all equipment is in great condition. Feeling confident to enter confined space and perform rescues. Highly recommend!"
"Thorough training, including modules other companies exclude under the "same" training courses. Excellent class ratios with great delivery for all education levels. Clean and well equipped facilities to give experience based training."
"Barry was awesome, the training was efficient and I am now much more knowledgeable whilst working at heights."
"Great experience at LVR/CPR with Tim. Lots of knowledge and experience shared."
"Amazing training experience and very knowledgeable team passionate about safe practices and procedures. Great confidence for future work in the industry."
"Very knowledgeable trainers. Excellent facilities. Great use of practical and quality equipment. Would highly recommend."
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