First aid for every Australian workplace

1.4M+ workers · Risk: High

Falls, crush injuries, power-tool lacerations, eye injuries and chemical burns on Australian building sites — what to do in the first 10 minutes.

250,000+ workers · Risk: Extreme

Extended-care first aid for FIFO crews, underground operations and remote surface sites where evacuation can take hours.

850,000+ workers · Risk: High

Machinery entrapment, chemical burns, welding injuries and inhalation emergencies across food, metal, automotive, textile and plastics plants.

320,000+ workers · Risk: Extreme

Australia's highest injury rate per capita — farm machinery, livestock, snake bites, chainsaws and marine hazards, often hours from a hospital.

1.8M+ workers · Risk: Medium–High

Needlestick injuries, workplace violence, manual-handling injuries and infectious-disease exposure — protecting the workers who care for everyone else.

380,000+ workers · Risk: Medium (child = High)

Choking infants, anaphylaxis, asthma attacks, febrile convulsions and playground injuries — mandatory HLTAID012 territory.

1.3M+ workers · Risk: Low–Medium

Customer medical emergencies, manual-handling injuries, slips, robbery trauma and burns across supermarkets, pharmacy, petrol and shopping centres.

900,000+ workers · Risk: Medium

Kitchen burns, knife cuts, choking diners, anaphylaxis from allergens and alcohol-related incidents — the most predictable injuries in food service.

650,000+ workers · Risk: Medium–High

Truck drivers, warehouse crews, aviation and maritime workers — vehicle trauma, forklift incidents, loading injuries and remote-route emergencies.

2.1M+ workers · Risk: Low

Cardiac events, choking, mental-health crises and slips — Australia's largest workforce, lowest risk but highest need for AED awareness.

85,000+ workers · Risk: Extreme

When first responders need first aid — firefighter burns, police assault injuries, smoke inhalation and operational PTSD.

60,000+ workers · Risk: High (regulated)

Cabin crew, ground staff and aerospace workers — turbulence, in-flight emergencies, decompression and aircraft-maintenance injuries.

180,000+ workers · Risk: Medium–High

Lifeguards, gym staff and sports facility workers — drowning, spinal injuries from diving, sudden cardiac events and marine stings.

65,000+ workers · Risk: Medium–High

Crew, performers and event staff — rigging falls, pyrotechnic burns, stunt injuries and crowd medical events.

40,000+ workers · Risk: High

Chemical exposure, biohazard contamination, cryogenic burns and lab eye injuries — university, hospital and industrial research settings.

120,000+ workers · Risk: Extreme

Electrical, water, gas and telecommunications workers — high-voltage shock, arc flash, falls from towers and confined-space rescue.

45,000+ workers · Risk: Extreme

Oil & gas, shipping and port workers — man-overboard, hypothermia, helicopter evac and multi-day extended-care offshore.

55,000+ workers · Risk: High

Garbage truck crews, transfer station and recycling facility staff — needlesticks, chemical exposure and compactor crush injuries.

85,000+ workers · Risk: High

Security officers, armed guards and corrections staff — assault wounds, stab and gunshot trauma, restraint injuries and overdose response.

95,000+ workers · Risk: Low–Medium

Salons, spas and personal-care studios — chemical burns from treatments, allergic reactions, hot-tool burns and client medical emergencies.