HLTAID011 & UETDRMP018 COURSE
Every second matters when responding to an emergency involving a live low-voltage electrical panel.
FACT Adelaide’s combined course includes HLTAID011 Provide First Aid and UETDRMP018 Perform rescue from a live low voltage panel. It prepares electricians and electrical workers to perform CPR, provide first aid and safely respond to a low-voltage electrical emergency.
Our combined Adelaide course includes HLTAID011 Provide First Aid and UETDRMP018 Perform rescue from a live low voltage panel. It equips electrical workers with the practical skills and knowledge to perform a low-voltage rescue, provide CPR and manage a range of first aid emergencies.
Official unit information: View the
HLTAID011 unit details and
UETDRMP018 unit details on Training.gov.au.
Download: UETDRMP018 + HLTAID011 — LVR + Provide First Aid (PDF)
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | 34 South Tce, Adelaide SA 5000 |
| Duration | 5.5 hours |
| Start/Finish | 8:30 am–2:00 pm, Monday to Friday |
| Arrival Window | Arrive between 8:00 am and 8:30 am to finalise enrolment |
| Late Arrivals | Students arriving after 8:30 am cannot attend that session |
| Course Cost | $190 |
| Certification | Statements of Attainment are emailed following successful completion and finalisation of all enrolment requirements |
| RTO | Training delivered and Statements of Attainment issued by AKBartlett (RTO 45473) |
Electrical incidents can cause cardiac arrest, burns, shock and other serious injuries. Safely removing a casualty from a live low-voltage panel is only the first step; the rescuer must also be ready to assess the casualty and provide immediate care.
This combined Low Voltage Rescue training Adelaide course prepares electrical workers to perform a panel rescue, provide CPR and respond to a broader range of first aid emergencies safely and without unnecessary delay.
Training requirements and refresher periods may vary depending on workplace procedures, electrical licensing requirements and the relevant state or territory regulator. Workers should confirm the requirements that apply to their role and workplace.
This combined First Aid and LVR course is designed for people who work on or near low-voltage electrical equipment, including:
Employers and worksites may require workers to complete regular LVR refresher training to maintain site access and meet workplace procedures. Students should confirm the training and refresher requirements that apply to their role.
Identify live electrical hazards quickly, apply isolation procedures correctly, verify de-energisation before rescue, and use PPE that meets WHS standards.
The first part of LVR CPR training teaches you how to locate and control isolation points, safely remove a casualty from a live LV panel using correct techniques, avoid becoming a second casualty through proper procedure, and use rescue equipment correctly (hooks, blankets, shields).
Begin CPR immediately if needed, manage burns, bleeding, and shock until paramedics arrive, communicate clearly with emergency services, and coordinate with your team for an effective response.
Move casualties without causing spinal injury, use correct grips and body mechanics, work systematically under pressure, and document incidents according to workplace procedures.
You’ll practise on realistic equipment during your LVR training with direct trainer feedback.
Learn to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), use an automated external defibrillator (AED), and manage airway obstructions in adults, children, and infants.
Understand how to control severe bleeding, apply pressure bandages, and manage different wound types including cuts, abrasions, and puncture wounds.
Recognise the signs and symptoms of shock and learn the correct first aid response to manage casualties experiencing different types of shock.
Respond to breathing difficulties including asthma attacks, hyperventilation, and choking in both conscious and unconscious casualties.
Identify the signs of allergic reactions and anaphylaxis, and learn to administer an adrenaline auto-injector (EpiPen) in emergency situations.
Manage musculoskeletal injuries including fractures, dislocations, sprains, and strains using immobilisation techniques and the RICE method.
Recognise and respond to potential head, neck, and spinal injuries, including when to suspect spinal damage and how to maintain spinal alignment.
Manage heat-related illness, hypothermia, burns, bites, stings, and poisoning in a first aid context.
In many incidents, the casualty is unresponsive or not breathing normally. That’s why employers often mandate CPR & Provide First Aid with LVR together. Our sessions highlight how LVR CPR training reduces time to treatment and improves outcomes. If you’re searching “CPR LVR course near me”, our CBD venue and after-work times make it simple to book and attend.
To broaden your capability beyond LVR, consider adding [CPR] (for focused resuscitation practice) or [Basic Life Support] for a structured DRSABCD approach.
We use multiple learning methods so skills stick:
This mix ensures your LV rescue training is not just a tick-box exercise—it’s a job-ready performance.
To meet low voltage rescue requirements, bring:
Please arrive between 3:30 pm and 3:45 pm to complete enrolment. For safety and fairness, late arrivals after 4:00 pm cannot join the class.
Many participants pair LVR with [Provide First Aid] to better manage injuries (burns, bleeding, shock) once the casualty is safe. If you work around children’s services or schools with electrical equipment, consider [First Aid Child Care] for age-specific care.
Your LVR CPR training works best alongside other safety qualifications:
Before You Book:
What to Bring:
Electrical emergencies happen fast. Your response needs to be faster. Don’t wait until someone’s life depends on skills you don’t have – get trained now with low-voltage rescue training.
Call (08) 7226 5936 to confirm your prerequisite qualifications and book your spot, or enrol online for our next after-work session. We’re a veteran-led SA RTO focused on practical, compliant training that prepares you for the moment that matters.
Course Enrollment
Your UETDRMP007 Statement of Attainment doesn’t have a fixed expiry date, but most employers require annual refreshers to maintain site access and compliance. The electrical industry is constantly evolving, with new equipment, updated procedures, and changing standards, meaning skills may need to be updated. Many sites mandate yearly LVR CPR training to ensure workers stay current and confident.
Yes. We deliver LVR training on-site for electrical teams, maintenance crews, and facilities groups across Adelaide and SA. Group sessions can be tailored to your specific equipment, site procedures, and workplace scenarios. We’ll use your actual isolation charts, match your PPE requirements, and reference your emergency response protocols. This makes the training more relevant and immediately applicable when your crew returns to work.
Pricing varies based on group size and location. Contact us for a quote when booking 5+ people.
We provide the essential rescue equipment and training PPE during your low-voltage rescue training session. However, if your employer has site-specific PPE requirements or you prefer to use your own gear, bring it along.
Wear enclosed safety footwear and work-appropriate clothing. If your site requires specific arc-rated clothing, gloves, or face shields, practice using them during training so the technique feels natural when you’re actually on the job. Rescue hooks, blankets, shields, and manikins are provided as part of the course.
LVR CPR training must be delivered face-to-face because competency requires physical demonstration. There must be evidence that you safely rescue someone from a live panel in real-life situations. Some theory components might be completed online before the practical session, but the rescue technique, equipment use, and CPR assessment must be done in person with a qualified trainer watching.
Yes. UETDRMP007 is a nationally recognised unit under the Australian Qualifications Framework. Your Statement of Attainment from FACT Adelaide is valid across Australia. Employers and regulators across all states accept it as evidence of competency for electrical rescue. Some worksites may have additional site-specific induction requirements or require recent refresher dates, but your core low-voltage rescue training qualification remains valid.
Courses we offer
6 hours
$89
50 hours
Blended $1495
$1295
3.5 hours
5 Days
