Aviation First Aid
CASS aviation First Aid training courses are suitable for single cabin crew situations in general, private and business aviation, and for multi-crew operations in commercial airline environments, including regional airlines.
Courses will be tailored to your specific requirements, and will incorporate your company’s operational procedures and on-board equipment.
Each course includes theoretical and practical training using appropriate equipment, including full-size resuscitation manikins.
Elements covered in the course include:
- Aviation medicine theory
- Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
- Automatic External Defibrillator training (AED)
- Bandaging and bleeding control
- In-flight medical assistance, including chest pain, nausea, fainting, allergic reaction, diabetes, epilepsy management
- Oxygen administration
- Recognition and treatment of hypoxia
- The role of the Primary, Communicator and Assist cabin crew member during airline in-flight medical emergencies
- Single cabin crew member procedures during in-flight medical emergencies
- Use of aircraft first aid and physician kits (specific to operator and aircraft type).
Additional elements that are covered if required include:
- Assisting customers with physical disabilities
- Physician kits – policy and procedures
- Working with medical professionals (including making PAs for medical assistance).
We provide:
Corcoran Aviation Safety Services will provide a fully qualified trainer, course materials and training aids (e.g. handouts, resuscitation equipment, on-board medical equipment, aircraft first aid and physician kits, first aid manikin).
Each participant will receive an in-flight medical assistance booklet and credit-card sized CPR prompt card.
You provide:
You will need to provide appropriate classroom space in which theoretical learning can be delivered, and where practical role-playing training can take place.
Qualification/Compliance:
Certificate of Qualification on successful completion of the basic or advanced course. CPR qualification is valid for 1 year, First Aid qualification for 3 years (in accordance with Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines).
“John was very thorough, easy to understand, and probably delivered the best first aid training that I have received. A totally enjoyable day.” — A.O.
“I used to dread this subject as the trainers were unenthusiastic, but after today John has made me really enjoy this subject and I feel more confident in dealing with a medical situation on board.” — J.H.