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Advanced and remote first aid

Fact:

Uncontrolled bleeding is the number one preventable cause of death following traumatic injury. So why doesn't anyone train for it?

The Hunter Valleys Remote Area First Aid Training Specialist 

IFAK training

Combat medic based training for serious injury and extended casualty care. 

Who needs this specialist first aid training?

Tac-Offroad Training & Consulting specialises in practical Remote Area and Advanced First Aid training for people who work, travel and operate where help may be hours away. What sets us apart is our operational background. Our training draws on combat medic principles and extensive experience in law enforcement, military, emergency response and operational safety. We go beyond basic first aid, focusing on major trauma, catastrophic bleeding, casualty assessment, extended care, evacuation and decision-making in realistic remote environments.

advanced first aid
Allens training partner

Contact us for corporate or group bookings. We come to you

  • All outdoor recreation enthusiests.

  • Mining & FIFO workers — operators, supervisors, exploration crews and contractors.

  • Farmers & agricultural workers — farmers, station hands, fencing contractors and rural property workers.

  • 4WD tour operators & outdoor guides — instructors, guides and expedition leaders.

  • Hunters & recreational shooters — particularly those hunting on remote properties or public land.

  • Forestry & land-management workers — forestry crews, vegetation management and bush regeneration teams.

  • Surveyors & field technicians — survey, geology, environmental and infrastructure inspection crews.

  • Remote construction & civil workers — road, rail, pipeline and infrastructure projects.

  • National Parks & conservation workers — rangers, field officers and environmental teams.

  • Utilities workers — powerline, telecommunications, water and transmission-network crews working in isolated locations.

  • Emergency services & remote response personnel — SES, RFS, rescue teams and personnel operating where evacuation may be prolonged.

 

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