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All Ages First Aid Training delivers Nationally Recognised First Aid Training Courses.

07/02/2026

🚧 Construction Safety Series – Day 5: Heat Stress

First Aid Treatment for Heat Stress & Dehydration

Working indoors or outdoors during summer increases the risk of heat exhaustion, dehydration, and heat stroke.

Watch for early warning signs:
✔️ Heavy sweating, muscle cramps
✔️ Dizziness, headache, confusion
✔️ Weakness, nausea, feeling faint
✔️ Red or very pale skin

First aid treatment:
✔️ Move the person to a cool, shaded area
✔️ Encourage rest and remove heavy or excess clothing
✔️ Give small sips of water if conscious
✔️ Cool the body with wet cloths or fans
❌ Don’t force fluids if vomiting or unconscious

Seek urgent medical help if symptoms are severe or don’t improve quickly.

Heat stress can escalate to heat stroke — early first aid saves lives.

06/02/2026

🚧 Construction Safety Series – Day 4: Crush Injuries
First Aid Treatment for Crush Injuries

Heavy materials, tools, and machinery increase the risk of crush injuries on construction sites.

If someone has a crush injury:

✔️ Call emergency services immediately on 000 not 911
✔️ Control bleeding with firm pressure if safe to do so
✔️ Support the injured area in the position found
✔️ Monitor for shock (pale skin, sweating, dizziness)
✔️ Keep them warm and still while waiting for help
❌ Do not remove crushing objects unless trained or if there is immediate danger
❌ Do not allow food or drink

Crush injuries can be serious and may not be obvious at first.
Quick, calm first aid while waiting for help can save lives.

05/02/2026

🚧 Construction Safety Series – Day 3: Eye Injuries
First Aid Treatment for Eye Injuries

Dust, debris, and splinters can cause serious eye injuries within seconds on construction sites.

If someone has an eye injury:

✔️ Encourage blinking to help flush out small particles
✔️ Rinse the eye with clean water or saline if available
✔️ Keep the eye still and minimise rubbing
✔️ Cover the eye lightly if painful or injured
❌ Do not rub the eye
❌ Do not attempt to remove objects embedded in the eye

Seek urgent medical attention if:

There is severe pain

Vision is affected

An object is embedded

Chemicals are involved

Quick, correct first aid can prevent permanent damage.

Eye injuries are preventable — but knowing how to respond is just as important.

04/02/2026

🚧 Construction Safety Series – Day 2: Cuts & Bleeding

First Aid Treatment for Cuts & Lacerations

Cuts and lacerations are common on construction sites due to sharp tools, metal edges, and building materials.

If someone is bleeding:

✔️ Apply firm pressure with a clean dressing to control bleeding
✔️ Elevate the injury if possible and safe to do so
✔️ Clean and cover minor cuts once bleeding has stopped
✔️ Monitor for shock if bleeding is heavy
❌ Do not remove objects embedded in the wound
❌ Do not apply tourniquets unless trained to do so

Seek medical attention if bleeding won’t stop, the wound is deep, or there are signs of infection.

Correct first aid reduces complications and speeds recovery.

03/02/2026

As we have construction being conducted in our new Training Center, we thought it fitting to do a 🚧 Construction Safety Series for First Aid.

🚧 Construction Safety Series – Day 1: Falls
First Aid Treatment for Falls

Falls are the most common cause of serious injury on construction sites, from ladders, scaffolding, and uneven surfaces.

If someone has a fall:

✔️ Stop them from moving – especially if there is pain to the head, neck, back, hips, or legs
✔️ Call for help early if the fall was from height or there is severe pain
✔️ Check for bleeding and apply firm pressure if safe to do so
✔️ Support injured limbs in the position found – do not straighten
✔️ Monitor for shock (pale skin, sweating, dizziness) and keep them warm
❌ Do not move them unless there is immediate danger

Correct first aid after a fall can prevent further injury and save lives.

This is why first aid training is essential in workplaces — not just on construction sites.

02/02/2026

⏳ 7 DAYS TO GO!

In just 7 days, All Ages First Aid Training will officially open the doors to our brand-new Rockingham training academy in the SunRay Village.

Our new facility features:
✅ Purpose-built classrooms
✅ More space and improved comfort
✅ The same practical, hands-on CPR & First Aid training

📅 First courses start 9 February

We’re looking forward to welcoming students into our new space very soon.

18/01/2026

🔨 Behind the Scenes at Our New Training Academy

Big things are happening behind the scenes at All Ages First Aid Training.

Our new Rockingham training academy is currently being fitted out with brand-new classrooms designed specifically for first aid and CPR training.

This move allows us to:
• Run larger and more flexible sessions
• Improve comfort and learning experience
• Continue delivering high-quality, nationally recognised training
• Better parking

📅 First classes start 9 February

Keep an eye on our page — we’ll share photos and progress as the fit-out continues.

15/01/2026

Move Announcement (Awareness)

📍 We’re Moving – New Training Academy Coming Soon

We’re excited to announce that All Ages First Aid Training is moving to a brand-new training academy in Rockingham. Not more than about 250 meters from our current location - Shop 9 - 9 Kent Street Rockingham in the SUN RAY VILLAGE, right next to the large car park where the rockingham markets are on the weekend.

We’ve got the keys, builders are on site, and new purpose-built classrooms are being constructed to give our students an even better training experience.

✅ More space
✅ Improved classrooms
✅ Same practical, hands-on training you know and trust
✅ Better Parking
✅ Easy to find us

📅 First courses running from 9 February

Bookings are open—stay tuned for more updates.

24/12/2025

From all the team at All Ages First Aid Training we wish all our students a Very Merry Christmas and a Safe and prosperous New Year.

17/11/2025

SUMMER IS COMING—Boat and Jetski awareness.

🛥️🌊 Boats and Jet Skis – Keep Your Distance from Shore

With summer here and the water calling, it’s important for everyone to stay safe — both in the water and on it.

🚫 Too close = too dangerous!
Boats and jet skis moving too close to shore put swimmers, snorkelers, and families at serious risk.

Here’s what to remember:
⚓ Keep at least 50 metres from swimmers and shorelines (check your local regulations).
⚓ Always travel at a safe, reduced speed near the coast.
⚓ Never operate under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
⚓ Wear a life jacket at all times.
⚓ Keep a proper lookout – swimmers can be hard to see.

💡 If an accident happens:

Call 000 immediately.

Provide First Aid and CPR if someone is unresponsive.

Stop bleeding with firm pressure until help arrives.

Let’s all enjoy the water safely this summer.
📍 Learn life-saving skills with All Ages First Aid Training, Rockingham.

16/11/2025

SUMMER IS COMING - The sun is HOT.

☀️ First Aid for Sunburn

1️⃣ Get out of the sun immediately
Move to a shaded or cool indoor area to prevent further damage.

2️⃣ Cool the skin

Apply cool (not icy) compresses or take a cool shower or bath for 10–20 minutes.

Avoid harsh soaps — they can irritate the skin further.

3️⃣ Rehydrate the skin

Use aloe vera gel or a fragrance-free moisturiser.

Avoid petroleum jelly or heavy creams, as they can trap heat.

4️⃣ Stay hydrated
Sunburn draws fluid to the skin’s surface — so drink plenty of water to help your body recover.

5️⃣ Relieve pain if needed

Use paracetamol or ibuprofen if experiencing pain or swelling.

6️⃣ Do NOT pop blisters
Blisters protect against infection. If they break, gently clean with warm water and apply a sterile dressing.

7️⃣ Seek medical attention if:

You have severe blistering, headache, nausea, or dizziness (possible heatstroke).

The burn covers a large area, or you suspect infection.

💡 Tip:
Wear sunscreen (SPF 30-50+), reapply every 2 hours, and avoid peak sun hours (10am–3pm).

📍 Learn to recognise and treat burns and heat-related emergencies in our First Aid courses at All Ages First Aid Training, Rockingham.

15/11/2025

SUMMER IS COMING—They swim among us and it's OK.

🦈 First Aid for a Shark Attack

1️⃣ Get the person out of the water immediately

Stay calm and signal for help.

Remove the person carefully, keeping them flat if possible.

2️⃣ Call 000 right away

Every minute counts — alert emergency services immediately.

3️⃣ Control bleeding

Apply firm, direct pressure to the wound using a clean cloth, towel, or your hands (with gloves if possible).

If bleeding is severe, use a tourniquet if trained to do so.

4️⃣ Keep the person still and calm

Movement increases bleeding and shock.

Keep them lying down, and cover with a towel or blanket to maintain warmth.

5️⃣ Monitor breathing and responsiveness

If the person becomes unresponsive and is not breathing normally, start CPR immediately:

30 chest compressions

2 rescue breaths

Continue until help arrives.

6️⃣ Prevent infection

If help is delayed, gently rinse the wound with clean water and cover it — but controlling bleeding is always the priority.

💡 Remember:
Even minor shark bites can cause life-threatening blood loss — your quick first aid can save a life.

📍 Learn bleeding control and CPR with All Ages First Aid Training, Rockingham.

Address

Sunray Village, Studio 9/9 Kent Street
Rockingham, WA
6168

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm
Saturday	9:30am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+61861866115

Website

http://www.allagesfirstaidtraining.com/

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