Please note:
1. Most sessions are free. In case a fee applies, it is noted under the session name.
2. Sessions will be advertised via UB Communicate approximately 3 weeks prior to their scheduled date, but enrolments can be taken in advance by emailing Bianca Weir
3. Sessions may be cancelled if the number of enrolments is insufficient.

SESSION NAME	OUTLINE	TARGET GROUPS	DETAILS
CPR, Level 2 Refresher & Level 2 First Aid for University First Aiders CPR Fee applicable: $55 Level 2 Refresher Fee applicable: $85 Level 2 Fee applicable: $150	- Emergency life support incl. cardio-pulmonary resuscitation - Convulsions, poisoning - Respiratory difficulties including asthma - Severe bleeding, care of injured children, burns - Bites and stings - Fractures, sprains, strains	University First Aiders	Dates: 15 & 22 Feb 2010 Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm Venue: SMB, First Aid Training Room, Level 1, Gribble Building (B)
Emergency management for Campus Wardens, Area Wardens and deputies	Effectively managing: - general emergencies; - building and campus evacuations; and - specific emergencies (e.g. serious injury/illness, threats, etc)	Area Wardens, Campus Wardens and Deputies	Date: 18/02/2010 Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm (Duration: 2 hours) Venue: Mt Helen, C004
Manual handling	- Identifying hazardous manual handling tasks - Assessing manual handling risks - Selecting and implementing control strategies for manual handling risks (Note: This session focuses primarily on designing manual handling tasks to be safer. Correct lifting techniques are only covered briefly.)	Managers, supervisors, health and safety representatives, etc.	Date: TBA Time: TBA (Duration: 2 hours) Venue: SMB
General incident and emergency management	- Defining and ensuring appropriate levels of first aid cover - Dealing with injuries and illnesses within the University environment - Planning for emergencies: drawing up local emergency instructions, selecting Area Wardens, conducting drills, etc All staff.	Managers, supervisors, health and safety representatives, etc.	Date: TBA Time: TBA (Duration: 2 hours) Venue: Mt Helen
Incident reporting and investigation	Reporting: - Near-miss and minor incidents - Injuries and "Serious Incidents" - Emergencies Determining why and when investigation is warranted Using appropriate investigative techniques Documenting the results of investigations, identifying and implementing appropriate corrective actions	Managers, supervisors, health and safety representatives, etc.	Date: TBA Time: TBA (Duration: 2 hours) Venue: SMB
Hazard identification, risk assessment and control (HIRAC)	- Reporting hazards and safety concerns - Resolving OHS issues - Making use of the Hazard/Near-Miss Report form - Identifying hazards, assessing and controlling risks for existing or new activities, equipment and substances, items of plant and projects - Managing the OHS aspects of workplace change	Managers, supervisors, health and safety representatives, etc.	Date: TBA Time: TBA (Duration: 2 hours) Venue: SMB
Reducing the risks of workplace violence	- Identifying sources of potential violence and risk factors - Assessing the severity of the risks, and putting in place appropriate preventive measures	- Administrative and secretarial staff, receptionists, staff dealing with members of the public, counselors, supervisors and managers.	Date: TBA Time: TBA (Duration: 2 hours) Venue: SMB