Bankstown – Level 1, 47 Rickard Road, Bankstown NSW 2200
info@samedayfirstaidandcpr.com.au
+61435506038
Sefton – 38a Helen Street, Sefton NSW 2162
info@samedayfirstaidandcpr.com.au
+61435506038
Our FAQ section provides clear answers to common questions about first aid and CPR training, including course details, same-day certification, and the booking process to help you prepare with confidence.
Anyone who wants first aid skills for work, study, volunteering, or everyday life. No prior first aid experience is required.
Yes—weekend sessions are available (subject to schedule). Check upcoming dates when booking.
Not at the moment. We’re focused on individual enrolments and public classes. (Group discounts and private sessions are not currently offered.)
Key topics include the DRSABCD action plan, CPR and AED use, management of bleeding, burns, fractures and sprains, allergic reactions/anaphylaxis, asthma, seizures, diabetic emergencies, stroke, shock, and infection control/legal considerations—aligned with ARC guidance.
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for practical activities (including kneeling on the floor). Bring photo ID and your USI; all training equipment is provided.
There’s no nationally mandated minimum age for the unit; however, participants must be physically able to complete assessments. If you’re under 18, please contact us—parent/guardian consent may be required by our enrolment policy.
HLTAID011 is widely accepted for workplace first aid compliance in Australia, but always check your employer or industry regulator’s specific requirements.
Yes. On successful completion you receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for HLTAID011, accepted across Australia.
It’s a 1-day, face-to-face class with hands-on practice and assessment led by an experienced trainer. (No online-only option—this is a physical course.)
Yes—digital certificates are issued on the same day once you’ve been deemed competent.
Industry practice is to refresh CPR (HLTAID009) every 12 months and refresh First Aid (HLTAID011) every 3 years to stay current with ARC guidelines. Your employer may set stricter intervals.
There are no formal academic prerequisites, but you must meet the physical requirements of assessment (see next question) and provide a USI at enrolment.
You must be able to perform at least 2 minutes of continuous single-rescuer CPR on an adult manikin placed on the floor and follow AED prompts (among other practical tasks). If you have an injury or condition that may affect this, please contact us before booking.
A Unique Student Identifier (USI) is a personal education number required for all nationally recognised VET training in Australia. You’ll need a USI to enrol and receive your certificate. It’s free and quick to create at usi.gov.au
We deliver professional first aid and CPR training across Australia, offering nationally recognised courses and same-day certificates to individuals and workplaces.
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