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Australia Wide Event First Aid Our Team who have extensive knowledge and experience,is committed to providing professional first ai All personnel are trained to a high level of competency.

Australia Wide Event First Aid is committed to providing professional first aid services. Our team is comprised of experienced first aid officers who use their extensive knowledge and experience in the field to ensure your event is managed efficiently, professionally and with extra care to detail. We have provided first aid services for Rugby Union, Roller Derby, Equestrian, Rodeos, netball, school fetes to name but a few. Australia Wide Event First Aid was formerly Top of the Range Training. Top of the Range Training is still operating but only as a training provider now. The event first aid has now been taken over by AWEFA.

“She’ll be right” might work for a lot of things. Event safety isn’t one of them. 👀From busy crowds to unexpected injuri...
03/11/2026

“She’ll be right” might work for a lot of things. Event safety isn’t one of them. 👀

From busy crowds to unexpected injuries and medical emergencies, having a qualified first aid team onsite means you’re prepared when things don’t go to plan.

Having experienced first aid professionals onsite means potential medical issues can be recognised early, assessed and m...
02/11/2026

Having experienced first aid professionals onsite means potential medical issues can be recognised early, assessed and managed appropriately.

It’s another reason why first aid should be part of the plan for every event.

Every event comes with its own set of risks - from minor injuries and heat-related illness to unexpected medical emergen...
01/11/2026

Every event comes with its own set of risks - from minor injuries and heat-related illness to unexpected medical emergencies.

Big or small, make first aid part of your event plan.

On World Stroke Day, remember to act F.A.S.T.Recognising the signs of stroke and getting help quickly can make a critica...
27/10/2026

On World Stroke Day, remember to act F.A.S.T.

Recognising the signs of stroke and getting help quickly can make a critical difference.

F – Face: Has their face drooped?
A – Arms: Can they lift both arms?
S – Speech: Is their speech slurred or difficult to understand?
T – Time: If you see any of these signs, it’s time to call Triple Zero (000).

Our team regularly takes part in practical training to strengthen their skills and stay prepared for the situations they...
26/10/2026

Our team regularly takes part in practical training to strengthen their skills and stay prepared for the situations they may face out in the field.

Because when you’re providing first aid and medical support, being ready matters.

How well do you know your AEDs? Before an AED decides whether a shock is needed, what does it actually do? Cast your vot...
25/10/2026

How well do you know your AEDs? Before an AED decides whether a shock is needed, what does it actually do?

Cast your vote using the reactions below and see if you know the answer!

This one might not be as obvious as you think. Put your first aid knowledge to the test and tell us what you reckon - TR...
20/10/2026

This one might not be as obvious as you think.

Put your first aid knowledge to the test and tell us what you reckon - TRUE or FALSE?

From minor injuries to more serious incidents, Australia Wide Event First Aid can provide professional medical coverage ...
19/10/2026

From minor injuries to more serious incidents, Australia Wide Event First Aid can provide professional medical coverage tailored to your event.

Planning a high-risk event? Get your first aid team sorted early.

Today is World Restart a Heart Day.Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere, at any time, and the actions of those nearby can ...
16/10/2026

Today is World Restart a Heart Day.

Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere, at any time, and the actions of those nearby can make a critical difference.

Knowing how to recognise cardiac arrest, call Triple Zero (000), start CPR and use an AED are skills worth having.

Today is World Heart Day ❤️ A sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere - including at busy events. Quick action, early ...
29/09/2026

Today is World Heart Day ❤️

A sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere - including at busy events. Quick action, early CPR and access to an AED can make a critical difference.

That’s why having trained first aid professionals and the right equipment on-site is an important part of keeping your event safe.

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Toowoomba, QLD
4350

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Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 2:30pm

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