by Ben Cleaver | Aug 21, 2026 | Uncategorized
Key takeaways How to arrange group first aid training: start with the workplace need, then confirm the exact course or unit your people require. Build one accurate attendee list covering roles, locations, shifts and current training records. For onsite training,...
by Ben Cleaver | Jun 9, 2026 | Uncategorized
Key takeaways In Queensland, the common starting ratios are 1 first aider per 50 low-risk workers, 1 per 25 high-risk workers, and 1 per 10 remote high-risk workers. Those ratios answer the search question, but they do not finish the job. You still need to check...
by Ben Cleaver | Jun 3, 2026 | Uncategorized
Key takeaways Queensland workplaces need first aid equipment, facilities and trained first aiders that match the actual workplace risk. The Code of Practice gives useful starting ratios: 1 first aider per 50 low-risk workers, 1 per 25 high-risk workers, and 1 per 10...
by Ben Cleaver | May 20, 2026 | Uncategorized
Key takeaways Yes, express first aid training can still deliver a nationally recognised certificate when it is delivered and assessed properly through an RTO. The course cannot skip required assessment. The time saving comes from removing filler, pre-course friction,...
by Ben Cleaver | Apr 24, 2026 | Uncategorized
Key takeaways Onsite and offsite deliver the same nationally recognised certification (HLTAID011, HLTAID009). X-press onsite sessions run in roughly half the time of traditional full-day courses. For a team of 15, onsite saves ~75 hours of productive time (≈ $3,000 at...
