MOST - Regional First Aid Training

MOST - Regional First Aid Training Group Full day courses can also be booked.

Regional First Aid Training provides Training and assessment on behalf of Allens Training PTY LTD RTO 90909
Our courses are offered with a mixed approach with online & a classroom practical session. Jane Purdie – Regional First Aid
Formerly known as Myriad Occupational Safety Training

At Regional First Aid, we proudly deliver a comprehensive range of First Aid courses both publicly and onsite at

workplaces across the region. With over 18 years of experience as a Volunteer Ambulance Officer and as a trainer with the SA Ambulance Service, I bring a wealth of real-world knowledge to every course. As a registered Enrolled Nurse and a qualified Trainer and Assessor, I’ve spent nearly two decades delivering engaging, hands-on First Aid training for various Registered Training Organisations (RTOs). My passion lies in delivering training that is interactive, practical, and empowering, ensuring participants walk away with the skills and confidence to respond in an emergency. At Regional First Aid, we are “Proudly teaching our community life-saving skills.”
We offer flexible, industry-tailored training and can come to your site to suit your schedule. Our pricing is competitive, and we’re always happy to provide a quote.
📞 Contact Jane on 0418 819 017 to discuss your training needs.

Moonta Health & Aged Care Service
17/08/2026

Moonta Health & Aged Care Service

Great info: this is why no honey Even small amounts of honey can potentially pose a risk, so the recommendation is no ho...
17/08/2026

Great info: this is why no honey
Even small amounts of honey can potentially pose a risk, so the recommendation is no honey or foods containing honey before 12 months of age.

⚠️ BUTTON BATTERY FIRST AID HAS CHANGED

Would you know what to give a baby under 12 months after a suspected button battery ingestion?

The answer is jam. Not honey. 🍓

ANZCOR has updated its First Aid guidance for suspected button battery ingestion.

👶 Under 12 months:
Give 10 mL (2 teaspoons) of jam every 10 minutes while getting urgent medical care. Do not give honey.

🧒 Over 12 months:
Give 10 mL (2 teaspoons) of honey every 10 minutes while getting urgent medical care. If honey isn't available, use jam.

🚑 Suspected button battery ingestion is a medical emergency.

Seek medical care immediately. Do not delay getting help to give jam or honey.

If the person has difficulty breathing or bleeding, give nothing by mouth.

But prevention is always better.

Button batteries are small, shiny and easy for young children to pick up.

Check toys, remotes, scales, watches and other household devices. Make sure battery compartments are secure, and keep loose or used batteries completely out of children's reach.

For childcare centres, schools and workplaces supporting children, this is also a timely reminder to check your environment — not just your First Aid procedures.

Our practical training is delivered by industry-experienced trainers and contextualised to the people and workplaces we train.

📍 Safe Hands SA - On-site First Aid & CPR training across Adelaide and South Australia.

Did you know about the new jam recommendation?

I’m excited to be attending the NIFAT Conference 2026! 🎉Looking forward to connecting with first aid trainers from acros...
15/07/2026

I’m excited to be attending the NIFAT Conference 2026! 🎉

Looking forward to connecting with first aid trainers from across Australia, learning from leading experts, and being part of an incredible few days of learning, ideas and inspiration.

Who else is coming? See you in Adelaide! 🇦🇺

02/07/2026

As our Team in Green recruitment drive winds down, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who applied to volunteer with SAAS.

To those who signed up — thank you for raising your hand!

To those who have started training —welcome, and we thank you for choosing to make a difference.

Your willingness to donate time, energy, and care means more than you know.

This may be the end of the campaign, but it’s just the beginning of the impact you’ll create.

24/05/2026

I want to say a huge thanks to Caitlin Purdie for running MOST - Regional First Aid Training while I have been on my road trip❤️❤️ she has done an amazing job!!
Also huge shout out to Danielle Farrell for doing all the training she has done an amazing job so grateful ###
Jane

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