Working across WA’s South West—on resorts, wineries, solar sites or along the coast—means being ready for electrical emergencies. Low Voltage Rescue (LVR) training prepares you to rescue a person from a live low-voltage panel and give immediate care until medical help arrives. Because electric shock can trigger cardiac arrest, LVR is commonly paired with CPR so you can act straight after the rescue.
Electrician, apprentice, solar installer, facilities tech or safety observer? This Busselton guide helps you choose the right course quickly, then book a venue and date that fit your roster.
Train with Allens Training Pty Ltd (RTO 90909) and South West delivery partners. Allens have been delivering high-quality live LVR training across Australia since 2003. Last year alone, we issued over 29,000 LVR certificates in the last 12 months.
UETDRMP018 Perform rescue from a live LV panel is a nationally recognised unit designed to equip participants with the critical skills required to safely perform a rescue from a low voltage electrical panel. This training is essential for individuals working in the electrical supply industry or any environment where live electrical systems are present, ensuring they can act quickly and effectively...
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This course set, combining HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation and UETDRMP018 Perform rescue from a live LV panel, delivers essential training for individuals working in high-risk environments where electrical hazards and medical emergencies may occur. Together, these units equip participants with the confidence and skills to respond effectively to life-threatening situations, en...
View CourseThis course set, combining HLTAID011 Provide First Aid and UETDRMP018 Perform rescue from a live LV panel, delivers the essential skills and knowledge required to respond to a wide range of emergencies, while also meeting industry requirements for electrical safety and low voltage rescue. Together, these nationally recognised units provide participants with comprehensive training in first aid resp...
View CourseUETDRMP018 is best for: Electrical workers already current in CPR who need the annual LVR refresh.
Delivery: Face-to-face practical with short theory; some sessions include online pre-learning you can finish in your own time.
Assessment: Scenario drills on LV panel rescue + brief theory.
Outcome:Statement of Attainment on successful completion (nationally recognised training).
LVR CPR Courses are best for: Construction, maintenance and Electricity Supply Industry roles across Central Australia.
Delivery: Face-to-face practical; selected classes include an online theory component.
Assessment: Full rescue scenarios plus two minutes of adult CPR (five cycles of 30:2) on a floor-placed manikin.
Includes: AED use and safe rescue steps at the incident scene.
Outcome:Statements of Attainment for both units.
LVR First Aid is best for: New starters or crews wanting First Aid, CPR and LVR in one booking.
Delivery: Face-to-face with optional online pre-learning to trim classroom time.
Outcome:Statement of Attainment listing both units completed.
Note: UETDRMP018 is the current LVR unit (it supersedes UETDRRF004).
Public classes are scheduled across Alice Springs with convenient options near the CBD and light-industrial areas such as Ciccone. Many venues are close to main roads and offer free parking.
Group bookings: We can train at your site and tune scenarios to your equipment and procedures. Remote and FIFO crews can be accommodated by arrangement.
Keeping currency helps avoid site delays and supports WHS compliance across NT projects and assets.
Check your booking confirmation for specifics. You may need:
Bring on the day: Closed shoes, water, any glasses needed for reading, previous certificates (if applicable). Complete any online pre-study and arrive a few minutes early.
Training option | Units covered | Who it suits | Delivery mode | Assessment tasks | Typical duration* |
LVR Only | UETDRMP018 | Workers current in CPR needing LVR refresh | Face-to-face (+ online theory in some classes) | LV rescue scenarios + short theory | Short practical session |
LVR & CPR(Most booked) | HLTAID009 + UETDRMP018 | Standard site requirement for many employers | Face-to-face (+ optional online component) | LV rescue scenarios + 2-minute CPR | Half-day to one day |
First Aid & LVR | HLTAID011 + UETDRMP018 | New starters / full coverage | Face-to-face (+ online learning where offered) | First Aid + LVR practicals | About one day |
*Durations vary by class and venue.
If your card has expired, it’s treated as not current — book a refresher to get back on site quickly.
Pick your pathway and choose a Busselton date near you:
Let’s get you booked in. Organising training for a crew, resort shutdown or winery vintage window? We’ll come to you.
No. LVR has practical assessment that must be completed face to face. Some theory may be offered online to reduce classroom time.
If your HLTAID009 is current, LVR Only may be fine. If CPR is due soon, book LVR & CPR so both line up on the same cycle.
Make the area safe, follow DRSABCD, call emergency services and begin care as trained. Your course rehearses this flow so you can respond effectively.
Yes. Allens Training Pty Ltd (RTO 90909) issues Statements of Attainment listing the completed units (HLTAID009 / HLTAID011 / UETDRMP018).
Yes. We run sessions across Busselton, Vasse, Dunsborough/Quindalup, Yallingup, Geographe, Abbey/Broadwater/Siesta Park, Ambergate and Capel. We tailor drills to your equipment and isolation permits.
LVR Only: Short practical session (approx. a few hours).
LVR & CPR: Half-day to one day.
First Aid & LVR: About one day (durations vary by venue and online pre-study component).
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