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PADI Asia Pacific Oxygen
Administration Distinctive Specialty
COURSE STANDARDS & OVERVIEW
This course
represents entry-level training designed to educate the general public to
provide emergency oxygen first aid while activating the local Emergency Medical
Service (EMS) and arranging for evacuation to the nearest medical facility.
Participant Prerequisites
To qualify for
the PADI Oxygen Administration Course, an individual must:
1.
Hold a current Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary care
qualification
(or have a qualifying certificate from another training organisation).
2.
Be 10 years of
age or older.
To qualify for
a statement of attainment in “Administer Oxygen in an Emergency Situation
(SRXEMR003A), an individual must:
3.
Hold a current
Emergency First Response First Aid at Work Asia Pacific certificate (or have a
qualifying certificate from another training organisation). Currency is
determined by the local state or country requirements. I.e. in Australia:
Queensland requires a certificate that is renewed annually; New South Wales
requires three years.
4.
Be 10 years of
age or older.p
5.
Hold a statement of attainment in “Provide First Aid” (SRXFAD001A) or equivalent
unit of competency. Contact PADI Asia Pacific for information on equivalent
units of competency prior to enrolling the participant.
To teach a
course which results in a statement of attainment, there are additional
requirements that must be met to comply with the Australian Qualification
Training Framework (AQTF) standards. The following qualifications are required
for the Instructor:
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Hold a
statement of attainment in “Administer Oxygen in an Emergency Situation”
(SRXEMR003A)
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Hold a
statement of attainment in “Provide First Aid” (SRXFAD001A) or equivalent
unit of competency.
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Hold the
national Competency Standards for Assessment: BSZ401A, BSZ402A and BSZ403A
or TAAASS401A, TAAASS402A, and TAAASS404A.
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Hold the
Emergency First Response First Aid at Work (Asia Pacific) Instructor rating
(or higher).
Contact PADI
Asia Pacific Training Department for the additional information and
documentation required to train and assess for PADI’s Registered Training
Organisation (RTO).
The
participant-to instructor ratio is 12 participants per Instructor. You may
increase the ratio to a maximum of 24:1 when using one or more qualified
assistants. A qualified assistant is:
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A current PADI Instructor or Emergency First Response Instructor
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A current First aid and CPR Instructor with another regionally recognised
organisation. Contact PADI Asia Pacific for details on recognised organisations.
· A
trained medical professional with an emergency care back-ground (eg, paramedic,
EMT, nurse etc)
Please note
that if the course is to result in a statement of attainment, the additional
qualifications required by the AQTF also apply to the qualified assistant.
The maximum
participant-to-oxygen unit ratio is 12:1.
COURSE OVERVIEW
To conduct an
Oxygen Administration course, the following must be included:
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The PADI
Asia Pacific Oxygen Administration presentation.
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Demonstration and skills practice of assembly of an oxygen unit,
administration of oxygen, disassembly of an oxygen unit.
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Scenario
evaluations 1, 2 and 3.
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Theory
examination.
This course
meets the requirements for the unit of competency SRXEMR003A. If the course is
to result in a statement of attainment, then following must also be included:
All required
information and paperwork for both participant and Instructor to meet the
Australian Qualifications Training Framework (AQTF) is available from PADI Asia
Pacific’s RTO. The AQTF standards must be adhered to, in addition to PADI
standards, once the Emergency First Response Instructor is contracted to PADI
Asia Pacific’s Registered Training Organisation (RTO).
CERTIFICATION PROCEDURES
The Emergency
First Response Instructor obtains an Oxygen Administration certification by
submitting a completed, signed PIC to PADI Asia Pacific. The Emergency First
Response Instructor must ensure that all certification requirements have been
met.
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KEY STANDARDS for PADI
OXYGEN ADMINISTRAION COURSE
Prerequisite Certification: A current Emergency First Response Primary
&
Secondary Care
qualification (or have a qualifying
certificate from another
training organisation)
Minimum Age : 10
Student to Instructor Ratio: 12:1
Student to Oxygen Equipment Ratio: 12:1
KEY STANDARDS for “ADMINISTER OXYGEN IN AN EMERGENCY
SITUATION” (SRXEMR003A)
Prerequisite Certification: Hold a statement of attainment in “Provide
First Aid”
(SRXFAD001A) or equivalent
unit of competency.
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Price: 4500 Baht
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