First Aid For Motorcyclists
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Specialised training in accident scene management and first aid for motorcyclists.
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First Aid For Motorcyclists
- 1. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 1 First AidforMotorcyclists Specialised Training in Trauma First Aid and Roadside Accident Scene Management for Riders
- 2. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 2 Imagine if you came across an accident scene with a rider down, under a bike, unconscious, bleeding, and struggling to breathe? Would you know what to do? Motorbike accident scene
- 3. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 3 Would you panic or would you take charge? How would you react?
- 4. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 4 Our training course Our First Aid and accident scene management training has been designed by highly experienced motorcyclists and first aid trainers
- 5. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 5 Our training course • Relevant • Information rich • Punchy • Lots of demos • Lots of practice Develop the confidence!
- 6. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 6 Course Overview • Your Trainers – Tracy Hughes – Roger Fance • Why First Aid for Motorcyclists? • Supporting – Royal Rehab Centre • Sponsored by – Maurice Blackburn Lawyers – Stop SMIDSY campaign • Endorsed by – Motorcycle Council of NSW – Australian Motorcycle Council – Stay Upright – Rider Training – H.A.R.T. – Rider Training – Skill Master – Rider Training – Motorcycle Accident Rehab Initiative • Course Duration – 3 ½ – 4 hours – 15 minute break – Housekeeping • First Aid Handbook
- 7. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 7 Our course covers: Aims of First Aid Legal Aspects of First Aid Casualty Management Action Plan Recovery Position - Practice CPR - Practice Accident Scene Management Moving a Casualty - Practice Moving a Motorbike Safe Helmet Removal - Practice Shock, Bleeding & Burns - Practice Management of Fractures Head Neck & Spinal Injuries Hypo and Hyperthermia Other Illnesses Motorcycle Accident Prevention First Aid Kits
- 8. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 8 Where? When? How Much? We deliver the course in cities, major centres and smaller towns throughout Australia The course runs for 4 hours. Cost $78 Book online at www.firstaidformotorcyclists.com.au Endorsed and supported by:
- 9. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 9 Please like us on Facebook
- 10. FirstAidfor Motorcyclists training in first aid and accident scene management for riders 10 May your day be sunny and your road twisty!
Editor's Notes
- TRAINER 20 years trainer corporate & small business Worked with St John as a Senior Instructor, qualified to deliver & assess up to Remote, Occupational and Advanced First Aid Ride lot of long distance in remote country areas – ridden about 40,000 in the last 5 years That bottom picture taken Black Dog ride raise awareness depression/suicide prevention … raised just over 10,000 WHY FAFM Early years of riding attended SFA – little or no relevance to MC Around 5 years ago on a ride where our best friend as in a near fatal accident, had profound impact on me Approached St John and became an instructor – goal to talk about MC awareness Not able put enough meaningful/rider specific material due to tight regulations St John have over course content & guidelines Led me to develop this course Riders saying they don’t need a certificate or to spend a full day learning generic first aid they want rider specific training to give them skills and confidence at an accident scene COURSE DURATION Take 3 short breaks, ask you to keep to the 10 minute break as we have a lot to fit in and want to finish on time Turn off or put phone on silent Toilets, emergency exits, in event of fire rally point Questions FA HANDBOOK Wealth of information – encourage to read it Even a section on childbirth!! Handout on helmet removal Certificate of attendance
- TRAINER 20 years trainer corporate & small business Worked with St John as a Senior Instructor, qualified to deliver & assess up to Remote, Occupational and Advanced First Aid Ride lot of long distance in remote country areas – ridden about 40,000 in the last 5 years That bottom picture taken Black Dog ride raise awareness depression/suicide prevention … raised just over 10,000 WHY FAFM Early years of riding attended SFA – little or no relevance to MC Around 5 years ago on a ride where our best friend as in a near fatal accident, had profound impact on me Approached St John and became an instructor – goal to talk about MC awareness Not able put enough meaningful/rider specific material due to tight regulations St John have over course content & guidelines Led me to develop this course Riders saying they don’t need a certificate or to spend a full day learning generic first aid they want rider specific training to give them skills and confidence at an accident scene COURSE DURATION Take 3 short breaks, ask you to keep to the 10 minute break as we have a lot to fit in and want to finish on time Turn off or put phone on silent Toilets, emergency exits, in event of fire rally point Questions FA HANDBOOK Wealth of information – encourage to read it Even a section on childbirth!! Handout on helmet removal Certificate of attendance
- Practice through common accident scene scenarios Assess CPR, bandaging and most importantly helmet removal to ensure correct technique and head, neck spine maintains “in line” alignment Lot of what you learn in FA is common sense – today my goal is to reinforce many things you would naturally do and teach you some new skills At the end of this course you will have gained the skills needed to manage an accident scene and provide first aid until emergency services arrive