First Aid Training
Built for Where You Work
Nationally recognised first aid courses delivered across Perth and regional Western Australia. On-site delivery available for workplaces, farms, remote properties, and community groups. All training delivered personally by Britt Brennan.
2,000+ students trained
Five Courses. One Trainer. Delivered Across WA.
All courses are delivered as blended learning: online theory completed before the day, followed by a face-to-face practical session. HLTAID009 is the annual CPR refresher. HLTAID011 is the workplace standard. HLTAID012 is for educators and childcare workers. HLTAID013 is for remote and isolated worksites. HLTAID014 is the advanced qualification for safety officers and supervisors.
Not sure which course is right for your situation? Send an enquiry and Britt will advise you directly.
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Fill in the form below. Britt will contact you within one business day to confirm dates, group size, and any on-site requirements. No commitment is required at this stage.
Prefer to contact Britt directly? Call 0481 123 204 or email [email protected]
Training for a Range of People and Settings
REACHAU delivers training to individuals, work teams, rural businesses, and community organisations across Perth and regional WA.
Employers and Work Teams
WorkSafe WA compliance training delivered on-site at your workplace. Group bookings for farms, construction sites, workshops, community services, and corporate offices. Britt coordinates directly with your safety officer or HR contact to plan delivery around your roster.
Individuals and Certificate Renewals
Join an upcoming public session in Perth or your region. HLTAID009 CPR is recommended annually. HLTAID011 is recommended every three years. Bring your current certificate and Britt will advise on what the renewal involves before the day.
Remote and Regional Workers
Farm workers, solo operators, pastoralists, fly-in fly-out workers, and anyone whose worksite is more than 30 minutes from emergency services. HLTAID013 is designed specifically for this context and covers the extended casualty management skills that HLTAID011 does not include.
Educators and Childcare Workers
ACECQA-compliant first aid training for early childhood educators, school staff, and out-of-school-hours care workers. HLTAID012 covers infant and child CPR, anaphylaxis, EpiPen use, asthma management, and febrile convulsions. Delivered on-site to rural early learning centres and schools.
Where REACHAU Delivers
First aid training delivered across Perth's southern corridor, the Peel and Great Southern regions, and throughout regional Western Australia. On-site delivery is available for groups of four or more at most locations.
Perth and Surrounding Areas
Byford
Outer SE Perth. Growing residential community with rural fringe, equine properties, and active construction sector. Individual and group bookings for workplaces, community organisations, and families.
View location pageArmadale
SE Perth corridor. Mix of residential, light industrial, and rural fringe. REACHAU delivers to workplaces, community organisations, and individuals across the Armadale local government area and surrounding suburbs.
View location pageRockingham
South coastal Perth. Industrial sector, trade businesses, defence community, and residential. Individual and group sessions. On-site delivery available for workplaces across the Rockingham industrial and residential areas.
View location pageThornlie
Southeastern suburb of Perth. Residential and light industrial. Individual and workplace group sessions for teams and businesses in Thornlie and surrounding southeastern suburbs.
View location pageCanningvale
Major industrial and logistics hub southeast of Perth. Warehousing, manufacturing, freight, and trade businesses. On-site workplace group sessions for logistics teams, factory workers, and industrial operators.
View location pageMundijong
Rural fringe south of Byford. Agricultural properties, hobby farms, equine holdings, and outer suburban community. HLTAID013 available for properties where response times from emergency services are extended.
View location pageMandurah
Peel region coastal city approximately 75km south of Perth. Recreational boating, fishing, construction, healthcare, and community services. Individual and group sessions in Mandurah and across the broader Peel region.
View location pageRegional Western Australia
Albany
Great Southern regional city. Agriculture, commercial fishing, tourism, healthcare, and community services. REACHAU delivers to individuals, workplaces, and community groups across Albany and the surrounding Great Southern region.
View location pageEsperance
Remote coastal city in WA's southeast. Farming, fishing, and mining support industries. Distance from major medical facilities means current first aid certification matters for workplaces and individuals in this region.
View location pageSouthwestern Australia
Bunbury, Busselton, Margaret River, Collie, and surrounding South West communities. Agriculture, viticulture, tourism, and construction. On-site and group delivery across the South West region.
View location pageNorthwestern Australia
Pilbara, Kimberley, and Gascoyne regions. Mining, pastoral, and remote community delivery. HLTAID013 is the recommended minimum qualification for workers on remote sites more than 30 minutes from emergency services.
View location pageCoastal WA
Indian Ocean Drive corridor from Two Rocks to Kalbarri. Tourism operators, commercial fishers, 4WD clubs, and sea-change communities. On-site and community group delivery available throughout the coastal strip.
View location pageWheatbelt
Central and eastern WA farming regions. Northam, Merredin, Narrogin, Lake Grace, and surrounding areas. Agricultural businesses, solo workers, and isolated properties. HLTAID013 strongly recommended for any site more than 30 minutes from emergency services.
View location pageYour location not listed? Submit an enquiry and Britt will advise on delivery options for your area.
Britt Brennan
Founder and Trainer, REACHAU | Authorised under ABC First Aid RTO 3399
Britt Brennan has been delivering workplace readiness training since 2019 and first aid training since 2021, working across Perth and regional Western Australia. Every course delivered under the REACHAU banner is taught by Britt personally. There are no subcontractors and no rotating trainers. When you book with REACHAU, you get the same person every time.
Britt works across a wide range of industries including agriculture, construction, childcare, transport, and community services. Regional delivery is not a secondary offering. It is where the majority of REACHAU training takes place, and it shapes how every course is designed and what scenarios are covered on the day.
What Students Say
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Training That Goes Where the Need Is
REACHAU was built on one principle: where you live should not determine the quality of training you can access. Regional Australians take on high-risk work in places far from hospitals and emergency services, and they deserve practical, nationally recognised training that reflects that reality. Everything REACHAU delivers is built around that commitment.
Read the full story at /aboutFour Areas. One Consistent Approach.
First Aid training is the primary offering. Career Help, Mental Resilience, and Find Local Help Now extend the same regional commitment into employment, wellbeing, and community connection. Each program has its own dedicated page.
First Aid Training
Nationally recognised HLTAID qualifications delivered across Perth and regional WA. Five courses. On-site delivery available. All training personally delivered by Britt Brennan.
View all coursesCareer Help
Resume writing, job applications, interview preparation, and career planning for regional jobseekers. Practical support for people re-entering the workforce or changing direction.
Career Help pageMental Resilience
Support tools, workshops, and resources for regional communities. Practical frameworks for managing stress, adversity, and change in high-pressure work and family environments.
Mental Resilience pageFind Local Help Now
A curated directory connecting regional Australians to local services, support organisations, and community resources in their area. Updated regularly as new services are added.
Find Local Help Now pageFirst Aid Looks Different in Regional WA
In the Perth metropolitan area, an ambulance typically arrives within 10 to 15 minutes. In the Wheatbelt, coastal WA, or the north-west, the same call may result in a 60-minute to three-hour wait. A St John volunteer crew may be assembling from across town. The RFDS may be coordinating an aircraft from Jandakot or Kalgoorlie. A police officer may be the nearest trained first responder, 40 kilometres away on a gravel road.
That window between the injury and the arrival of professional help belongs to whoever is on-site. REACHAU training is built for that window. The scenarios used in practical sessions reflect the actual risk profiles of the industries and locations REACHAU serves: machinery entrapment on an isolated farm, a chemical exposure at a remote spray site, a cardiac arrest at a coastal campsite hours from the nearest hospital.
"In a regional emergency, the first trained person on scene is not support for the paramedics. They are the entire response system until someone else arrives."
This is why HLTAID013 is not a premium upgrade for regional workers. It is the appropriate qualification for anyone whose worksite puts them more than 30 minutes from emergency services. It is also why REACHAU delivers on-site to farms, stations, and remote worksites rather than asking regional workers to drive to a city training centre.
Recent Articles
Practical information on first aid qualifications, regional training requirements, and workplace compliance. Updated regularly.
HLTAID013 vs HLTAID011: Which First Aid Course Is Right for You?
The difference between the workplace standard and the remote first aid qualification, and when HLTAID013 is not an upgrade but the appropriate minimum for your work environment.
Why Regional WA Businesses Are Choosing On-Site First Aid Training
The practical and compliance case for on-site delivery: reduced staff travel, work-specific practical scenarios, and a certificate that reflects the actual conditions your team works in.
How Often Does Your First Aid Certificate Need to Be Renewed in WA?
CPR annually. First Aid every three years. What those recommended timelines mean in practice, what employers actually require, and what happens to your certificate if you let it lapse.