First Active Training

First Active Training

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Award-winning provider of first aid & aquatics training. Today’s preparation to protect lives tomorrow - confidence when it matters most

We empower individuals, workplaces & communities with life-saving skills, practical confidence & real-world expertise.

09/09/2025

Absolutely shocking – Australia has recorded the highest drowning deaths on record. 357 lives lost last year, 27% above the 10-year average. These aren’t just numbers – they’re preventable tragedies.

At First Active Training, we prepare people for real-life emergencies. From backyard pools to rivers, beaches, and remote locations, knowing how to respond confidently can save lives.

Key facts:

🛟 Teens and young adults face rising risks due to poor swimming skills.

🛟 Older adults account for a third of drownings, often influenced by health and water safety skills.

🛟 Coastal and inland waterways are high-risk, especially in unpatrolled or unfamiliar areas.

Our hands-on training focuses on rescue techniques, emergency response, and situational awareness. We don’t just teach – we empower people to act safely and effectively when it matters most.

Preparation saves lives. Don’t wait for an emergency – train with First Active Training and make a difference when it counts.

Just a moment...

Fifteen-year-old basketballer suffers cardiac arrest on court 22/01/2019

Fantastic result ❤️ quick thinking by first aid staff, coaches and mum saved his life. Contact us today to find out about courses coming up in Brisbane Royal Life Saving Society Queensland Inc RTO 5431 RLSS Laerdal Australia and New Zealand Resuscitate A Mate

Fifteen-year-old basketballer suffers cardiac arrest on court Josh Simpson, 15, almost died mid-game six weeks ago when he suffered a cardiac arrest.

Incident alert - Incident alert - Father and son drown at beach lagoon 06/12/2018

Tragic incident that could have been prevented, thoughts are with family at this time.

Recommendations and PDF links from WHS to assist pool operators.
Royal Life Saving Society Queensland Inc RTO 5431 Paul

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01/08/2018

Wet work and rescue updates all afternoon, roll and kiss. Helen demonstrates a shoulder roll over and breathing assessment.

Photos from First Active Training's post 01/08/2018

Congratulations to all staff members that recently completed the newly developed Bronze and Pool lifeguard courses. Big thank you to Royal Life Saving Society Queensland Inc RTO 5431 in particular Paul and Helen.

Lifesaver 19/07/2018

A fantastic resource produced by lifesaver.org - check out the link, you will need Adobe Flash as its an interactive video that is so well done.
Produced by the Resuscitation Council UK - Great work team!
Resuscitation Council (UK) Royal Life Saving Society Queensland Inc RTO 5431

Lifesaver

19/02/2018

Male drownings in Australia account for 74% in the National Drowning report for 2017. With alcohol involved in 41% of cases, please do not mix alcohol and water! Take care of your mates and make sure it’s safety first!

Rake cast feature in new Shock Verdict ad to promote CPR 14/02/2018

Cardiac arrest casualties survival rate is only 10% outside of hospitals in Australia. We really need to take a look at encouraging more bystanders to step in and step up to learn this valuable life skill.

Contact us today about courses for your workplace, sports club and families. Quote 'Rake ad' when you book your course and receive a 10% discount on CPR courses.

Rake cast feature in new Shock Verdict ad to promote CPR The cast of the hit show Rake have joined a new campaign to promote CPR, with a short film about a juror suffering a cardiac arrest seeing actor Richard Roxburgh reprise his role of Cleaver Green.

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Brisbane, QLD

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm