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Snake Bite First Aid Kit for Tradies. A tradie with a high-vis vest holding the kit on a worksite.

07 Aug

Snake Bite First Aid Kits for Tradies: Why Every Aussie Worksite and Campsite Needs One

In the Aussie outback - or even your backyard - snake bites are no joke. With over 3,000 snake bites reported annually in Australia, ti...

workplace first aid kit - modular first aid kit

07 Apr

Modular First Aid Kit for the Workplace

Modular First Aid Kit for the Workplace | First Aid Kit Compliance Why Every Workplace Needs a Modular First Aid Kit? Workp...

07 Feb

AlbacMat Emergency Rescue Mat

The AlbacMat Emergency Rescue Mat - Your rescue necessity The AlbacMat Emergency Rescue Mat has been designed with Safety, for both th...

Choosing the Best Portable AED for Effective First Response

Choosing the Best Portable AED for Effective First Response Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is a serious medical emergency that can occur ...

28 Oct

How to Use a Defibrillator

How to Use an External Automated Defibrillator (AED) With over 30,000 sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) cases every year in Austr...

09 Aug

Why you need a first aid kit for the home or car

Accidents and incidents can happen anywhere and when we least expect it. Whether you’re camping, at home, at work or in the car, having...

Outdoor Defibrillator AED | HeartSine 500P Outdoor Bundle

25 Jun

When do you use a Defibrillator?

When do you use a Defibrillator? People often ask us at First Aid Accident and Emergency when it's the right time to use a defibrillat...

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Ciara K
4/21/2026
				Completed First Aid & CPR in Coomera.Mel B is a credit to the company!Her down to earth attitude and approach made the course seem relatable from the beginning to the end. Mel is extremely knowledgeable with amazing communication skills ! I will definitely be back to renew my certification (secretly hoping Mel will be the educator again) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Skye Nicholls
4/20/2026
				Great training staff and facilities.
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Teena Horo
4/03/2026
				Supervisor was great very clear and easy to understand. Great group of people in the group.
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Clara
4/01/2026
				Good training for CPR and First Aid. Ive been going for years now. Thanks 😊
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Kiley Petersen
4/01/2026
				The staff at First Aid Accident & Emergency at Coomera are amazing and incredibly informative. I have had the pleasure of being trained by them for several years now and they are always up to date with current procedures and always make the learning fun, relaxed and enjoyable. A special mention to Rachel who has trained me for the last couple of years. Thank you. I will definitely be back next year, and the year after, and the year after......
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Brian Orpin
3/28/2026
				Just had my annual CPR update course and really appreciated the simpler way Josh presented it. Learned so much more, lots of practical ways to look at how and when to provide CPR in an emergency situation. Excellent course.
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Sueann Dunlop
3/26/2026
				I have completed several first aid and CPR courses over the last 8 years and this is by far the best I have completed . It was fully engaging, communicated clearly , therefore understood and received well. I learnt so much on this day I'm more than confident i could preform CPR without a problem doing so or feeling nervous about doing so. I learnt more in this one day with Mel B . She was amazing, real, explained through real life experience , easy to visualise. I moved to coomera 6 months ago ot otherwise i would be doing this in Brisbane listening to a robot like demonstration again. Mel has a personality very relatable. I will go back here to do my next year’s CPR review.
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Roy L
11/01/2025
				CPR course great. Trainer Lou was friendly, helpful, and informative.
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stephen sewell
11/01/2025
				Very good Mel B was fun and informative
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