Zara might be young, but she is fully prepared to impart lifesaving skills. With literally lifetime of experience teaching first aid content and drawing on the knowledge and support of our more senior trainers she is continually adding to her professional skills. First aid is a totally accessible course that we believe every person in the workforce should have. If you know a young person looking to start work, encourage them to do a first aid course and gain those valuable lifesaving skills and improve thier employability. Zara would be happy to teach them how!!!
Excite Safety
Safety consultancy for workplaces, and specialists in safety training - Fire, First Aid, MHFA & more
Based in southern Sydney and operating across NSW, Excite Safety Training are your workplace safety compliance specialists. If you are a Business owner or manager looking for a fresh approach to workplace safety, let one of our highly trained auditors come and have a look at your workplace and give you some insights into how to achieve your safety goals. Don't wait until an accident happens, Get in touch today !
How did Jayme get into first aid training?? He started out in the surf club, performing rescues and then training others how to perform rescues. Then he became an emergency room nurse. After years of putting people back together when they got hurt, he wanted to get out ahead of it. Teaching First aid and workplace safety with the hope of preventing and minimising some of the horrific injuries he has seen in the emergency ward. If you want to keep yourself and your workplace safer come and learn from someone who has seen the other side.
Our new trainer Zara was the subject of an article in the local paper last week. We are pretty darn proud of what she has been able to achieve and we look forward to watching her grow on her journey as a Trainer & Assessor.
There’s a new trainer in the house! Zara is making an impression and Jayme is all for it. Come and check out the new kid on the block at your next first aid course with Excite Safety
29/07/2026
Low-risk workplaces still have real hazards — slips, poor ergonomics, step stools, busy walkways, and stress. The goal isn’t to treat it like a high-risk site, it’s to notice the everyday hazards and fix them early. What risk is most underestimated in your workplace?
28/07/2026
When messages get mixed, people fill the gaps — and that’s where mistakes happen. Pick one clear sentence, repeat it often, and make it easy to find (signage + reminders). What message needs repeating so everyone’s aligned?
26/07/2026
Customers don’t move like staff. They stop suddenly, step back to look, turn trolleys wide, and focus on displays — not the floor. Designing space with ‘pause zones’ and clear paths reduces collisions and trips. Where do customers stop suddenly in your workplace?
23/07/2026
Fatigue doesn’t always look dramatic — it shows up as slower reactions, missed steps, and short tempers. Building small recharge habits into the day (water, brief breaks, task variety) helps people stay sharp. How does your team recharge?
22/07/2026
Rainy days don’t just affect the outdoors — they bring wet footprints, umbrellas, slippery entry tiles, and crowded doorways. Simple controls: extra mats, quick checks, clear umbrella storage, and a designated ‘entry check’ routine. What changes on rainy days at your workplace?
21/07/2026
Rushing is usually a systems issue, not a people issue — understaffing, unclear priorities, or unrealistic timeframes. A helpful reset question is: ‘what would we change to make this easier to do safely?’ When do people feel most rushed in your workplace?
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