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Road Accident Rescue

PUASS00083

Ambulance Service of NSW in NSW offers Road Accident Rescue (PUASS00083), a nationally recognised Skill set · Statement of Attainment qualification.

Ambulance Service of NSW

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Entry requirements and how you'll study

Ambulance Service of NSW offers Road Accident Rescue in NSW.

The price on this page is what Ambulance Service of NSW has published for Road Accident Rescue. It may be a local fee, an overseas fee, or a funded amount. Books, exams, and a funded place can cost more, so ask what you would pay.

Entry requirements

Ambulance Service of NSW has not listed entry rules for Road Accident Rescue. Ask them about past study, English, and any interview before you apply.

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What you'll learn

The study plan includes Participate in a rescue operation, Maintain safety at an incident scene, Undertake road crash rescue, Protect and preserve incident scene, Provide first aid, and Provide First Aid. Open a unit to see what it covers.

About this course

Here is what the Road Accident Rescue qualification offered by Ambulance Service of NSW covers and who it is designed for.

This Skill Set PUASS00083 Road Accident Rescue provides the skills and knowledge required to operate as a member of an SES road accident rescue team within the Australian Public Safety Training Package environment.

What you'll learn

6 subjects as published by the provider

  • PUASAR022Participate in a rescue operation
  • PUAWHS002Maintain safety at an incident scene
  • PUASAR024Undertake road crash rescue
  • PUALAW001Protect and preserve incident scene
  • HLTAID003Provide first aid
  • HLTAID011Provide First Aid

Source: provider course record