HLTAID013, HLTSS00068, Advanced First Aid — delivered on-site at your mine, camp, or operations base. Based in Broome, we're closer to your Kimberley and Pilbara operations than any Perth-based provider.
Why WCFAT
National RTOs send classroom instructors to your site. WCFAT sends active lifeguards, paramedics, and nurses — people who have personally managed real emergencies, including remote and high-pressure situations. That difference shows in how your crew trains.
We deliver all training on-site at your mine, camp, or operations facility — no travel disruption for your crew. Based in Broome, we have shorter travel times to Kimberley and Pilbara operations than any Perth-based provider.
The Work Health and Safety (Mines) Regulations 2022 came into full effect on 31 March 2022, requiring mine operators to ensure all nominated first aid officers have adequate training for remote emergency management. If your site's first aid plan hasn't been reviewed since 2022, it's overdue.
Courses for Mining WA
WA mine sites fall into the remote high-risk category under the WorkSafe WA First Aid Code of Practice. Here are the courses most commonly required on WA mining operations.
The nationally recognised baseline for workplace first aid. Covers CPR, AED, bleeding, burns, fractures, anaphylaxis, shock, and casualty management. Required for most WA site access cards.
Designed for when help is hours away. Covers extended patient monitoring, improvised treatment, evacuation planning, and managing casualties without medical backup — the real conditions your first aiders face.
The highest level of workplace first aid in Australia. Combines advanced first aid, oxygen therapy, advanced resuscitation, and first aid systems management. Meets WHS (Mines) Regulations 2022 requirements for designated first aid officers.
Advanced trauma management, tourniquet and haemostatic dressing use, airway management, oxygen therapy, and bag-valve mask resuscitation. Delivered as a combined program to minimise time off-site.
WA Compliance
Mining operations in WA fall firmly into the remote high-risk category under the WorkSafe WA First Aid Code of Practice, requiring a minimum of 1 trained first aider per 10 workers as a starting point — with coverage maintained at all times across all shifts.
Most major WA operators including BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue, and Roy Hill set their own standards that exceed the Code minimum. Always check your principal contractor's specific site requirements.
WCFAT can train an entire site crew in a single visit — minimising operational disruption and ensuring all workers are certified before roster changeover.
Common Questions
HLTAID011, HLTAID013, HLTSS00068, and all advanced courses delivered on-site anywhere in WA. Based in Broome — closer to your Kimberley and Pilbara operations.
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