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Aviation Occupational Health and Safety Regulations

Version of the schedule from 2011-03-25 to 2012-12-06:


SCHEDULE 1(Sections 9.5 and 9.6)

Subjects To Be Included in the Courses

  • 1 Basic first aid:

    • (a) the provision of basic first aid and the first aid attendant’s role and obligations in relation to basic first aid;

    • (b) emergency scene management;

    • (c) cardiopulmonary resuscitation (Level A: 1 rescuer, adult casualty);

    • (d) medical emergencies;

    • (e) shock, unconsciousness and fainting;

    • (f) anti-contamination procedures; and

    • (g) wounds and bleeding.

  • 2 Standard first aid:

    • (a) the provision of standard first aid and the first aid attendant’s role and obligations in relation to standard first aid;

    • (b) emergency scene management;

    • (c) cardiopulmonary resuscitation (Level A: 1 rescuer, adult casualty);

    • (d) medical emergencies;

    • (e) shock, unconsciousness and fainting;

    • (f) anti-contamination procedures;

    • (g) wounds and bleeding;

    • (h) fractures and their immobilization;

    • (i) chest injuries;

    • (j) head and spinal injuries;

    • (k) muscle, ligament and joint injuries;

    • (l) burns;

    • (m) eye injuries;

    • (n) pelvic, genital and abdominal injuries;

    • (o) movement and transportation of casualty;

    • (p) environmental illnesses and injuries;

    • (q) toxicological emergencies; and

    • (r) evacuation and transportation of casualties.

  • 3 First aid for flight attendants:

    • (a) compulsory lessons:

      • (i) principles of rendering first aid and in-flight medical emergency scene management (including universal precautions),

      • (ii) shock, unconsciousness and fainting,

      • (iii) artificial respiration – adult,

      • (iv) artificial respiration – child and infant,

      • (v) choking – adult, child and infant,

      • (vi) cardiovascular emergencies,

      • (vii) wounds and bleeding,

      • (viii) fractures, dislocations and sprains,

      • (ix) head and spinal injuries,

      • (x) burns,

      • (xi) asthma, allergies and poisons,

      • (xii) other medical conditions,

      • (xiii) altitude-related conditions, and

      • (xiv) eye injuries; and

    • (b) elective lessons:

      • (i) emergency childbirth and miscarriage,

      • (ii) frostbite and hypothermia,

      • (iii) heat illnesses,

      • (iv) cardiopulmonary resuscitation – adult, child and infant, and

      • (v) toothache.

Testing Methodology

  • 4 Practical evaluation: evaluation points and criteria.

  • 5 Written evaluation: example and marking scheme.

Instructor Qualifications

  • 6 Training program:

    • (a) course content;

    • (b) length of the program; and

    • (c) evaluation process.

  • 7 Recertification procedures:

    • (a) recertification schedule;

    • (b) instructor quality assurance procedures; and

    • (c) instructor’s guide.

Other Elements

  • 8 Student reference material: current volume to be submitted for review.

  • 9 Lesson plans:

    • (a) lesson contents; and

    • (b) lesson teaching outline.

  • 10 Audio-visual aids.

  • 11 First aid certificate, if applicable: example to be submitted for authentication.

  • 12 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation certificate, if applicable: example to be submitted for authentication.


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