Need LVR Training Swan Hill businesses trust for site access or workplace requirements? Allens Training provides Low Voltage Rescue (LVR) and CPR training for electrical workers and spotters who may need to remove a casualty from live low-voltage apparatus and begin CPR immediately after the rescue. You’ll practise the rescue sequence using a Low Voltage Rescue Kit, then demonstrate DRSABCD, CPR and AED skills in a practical assessment.
Allens Training has delivered LVR and CPR nationwide since 2003. Last year alone, we issued over 29,000 LVR certificates. Train close to home in Wagga Wagga with nationally recognised units and practical coaching that reflects real jobs.
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 CourseLow Voltage Rescue (LVR) training teaches you how to spot electrical danger, make the area safe where possible, and remove a casualty from live low-voltage electrical apparatus using specialised insulated rescue equipment. In real workplaces, LVR is almost always paired with current CPR, because once the casualty is clear of danger, your next job is to follow DRSABCD and start CPR without delay.
Most workplaces look for these current units:
Certificates are issued as a Statement of Attainment by Allens Training Pty Ltd (RTO 90909).
LVR & CPR training is typically required for people working on or near live low-voltage equipment, including:
In many workplaces, current LVR and CPR are treated as a must-have compliance requirement to access sites and perform certain tasks.
Because LVR is an electrical rescue unit, many employers and networks expect evidence of an electrical background. Depending on the course option, you may be asked to show evidence such as:
You’ll also need photo ID and the ability to complete practical assessments (details further down).
Allens Training services Wagga Wagga and the Riverina region. Training is commonly booked by participants coming from:
If you’re organising a team, ask about onsite workplace training for Wagga Wagga and the wider Riverina.
Training course | Units | Who it suits | Delivery mode | Assessment tasks | Typical duration* |
LVR Only | UETDRMP018 Perform rescue | Workers current in CPR who need LVR refresh | Face to face (+ online theory in some classes) | Scenario practice + short theory assessment | Short practical session |
LVR & CPR (Most booked) | HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation + UETDRMP018 | Standard site requirement for many employers | Face to face (+ optional online component) | LVR scenarios + 2-minute CPR | Half-day to one day |
First Aid & LVR | HLTAID011 Provide First Aid + 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.
To be assessed as competent, you must be able to:
If you have an injury or condition that may affect kneeling or compressions, it’s worth organising a chat before booking so you can plan safely.
In most workplaces, LVR and CPR are treated as 12-month certifications from the issue date.
Annual refresh is strongly recommended across industry because both rescue readiness and CPR performance drop when you don’t practise. Many sites will not accept an expired card—if it’s out of date, it’s often treated as no current certification for site access.
If you need LVR Training Wagga Wagga to keep work moving, choose the option that matches your role (LVR & CPR, LVR-only, or First Aid & LVR), then lock in a date that suits your schedule. Booking for a crew? Get in touch to arrange a group session in Wagga Wagga or across the Riverina so your whole team renews together and stays site-ready.
In most cases, yes. LVR is usually bundled with a current CPR unit because if a worker receives an electric shock, CPR may be required immediately after the rescue. If you already hold current HLTAID009 (CPR), you may be able to book an LVR-only option.
The current unit used by many providers is UETDRMP018 – Perform rescue from a live low voltage panel, which has replaced the older UETDRRF004 during unit transitions.
No. There’s typically an online theory component, but you must attend a face-to-face practical session to demonstrate rescue technique and CPR competence.
LVR training is designed for people who work on or near live low-voltage equipment, including electricians, apprentices, solar installers, maintenance teams, and ESI workers. It’s also important for anyone acting as a spotter on live work.
Many workplaces and training pathways require evidence of an electrical background. This may include an electrical licence, an electrotechnology/ESI qualification, or relevant electrical safety/WHS units (commonly referenced examples include UEECD0007 or UETDREL006). You’ll also need a USI for nationally recognised certification.
Most combined LVR & CPR courses include self-paced online learning plus a practical session. Exact timing can vary depending on the specific course option and session format.
Bring photo ID, wear comfortable clothing suitable for practical training, and be prepared to complete CPR on a manikin positioned on the floor. If your employer requires proof of electrical background or current CPR, have that documentation available too.
You’ll be assessed on both knowledge and practical skills. This includes:
In most workplaces, LVR and CPR are treated as valid for 12 months from the date of issue. Many employers and sites require annual renewal to keep access and compliance current.
If your certification is out of date, many sites treat it as not current, which can affect your ability to work on or near live low-voltage equipment. If you’re close to expiry, it’s best to book before your current certification lapses.
You don’t need to be an athlete, but you must be able to complete practical demonstrations — including kneeling beside a manikin and performing two minutes of CPR. If you have an injury or condition that may affect CPR, contact the training team before booking so you can plan safely.
Yes — if you’re organising training for a crew, onsite delivery may be available depending on numbers, timing and trainer availability. Group bookings can be a practical option for businesses across Wagga Wagga and the Riverina.
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