At Inscope Training, we have created an industry-recognised and nationally accredited LVR course that combines a comprehensive theory of low voltage rescue and resuscitation, together with a realistic simulated workplace rescue and resuscitation practical workshop.

This course delivers a combined skill set in line with current Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines.

For Individuals

• For electricians, electrical engineers, electrical contractors, electrical apprentices, power line workers, telecommunications technicians and anyone working with or near electrical equipment

For Businesses

• That need their qualified staff to be trained to safely respond to electrical incidents; this is the course for them.
• That want a simple and easy way to manage staff training through an Employer Account, featuring a personalised company training page, streamlined payments, view staff progress on each course and access to staff certificates

Prerequisites

• HLTAID009 - Current CPR - While this is a course pre-requisite, we include it as an integral part of our course.

Tech and Access

• Internet access – Some components of this course are delivered online, so you’ll need a stable connection.
• A device – A computer, tablet, or smartphone with microphone and webcam to access course content and complete online tasks.

Identification and Attendance

• Identification – You’ll need to provide a valid form of ID such as a driver’s licence, passport or 18+ card. Participants under the age of 18 require consent from their legal guardian
• A Unique Student Identifier (USI) – If you don’t have one already, you can apply at usi.gov.au
• Attendance at practical workshop – You’ll need to attend a practical workshop at our training centre or workplace.

Skills and Ability Check

To make sure this course is the right fit for you, we will ask you a few quick questions or ask you to upload evidence during your enrolment application to confirm:

• Your Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital (LLND) skills should be at Australian Skills Classification Framework (ACSF) Level 1/2 or above. If your results fall below the recommended ACSF, we encourage you to review the support document provided with your LLND results. It outlines internal and external learning support options that may help you build the necessary skills or assist you throughout your training.
• Your physical ability – You’ll need to kneel on the ground and perform continuous CPR on both adult and infant manikins for at least 2 minutes and roll over a 50kg manikin. If you’re unsure about this, please reach out to our team before applying.

Please note:
Your enrolment won’t be confirmed until you’ve completed all pre-enrolment tasks, and payment has been received.

Got questions or concerns about any of the above? Give us a call on 1300 579 808 — we’re happy to help and talk you through your options.

This course is available as a fee-for-service, with a total cost of $150 (GST free). Want to know more about how to pay, our terms and conditions, or our refund policy? Review our policies on our Student Resources page.

Our online learning modules are delivered through a user-friendly platform and packed with interactive videos, images, and activities — all designed to keep you engaged and make your learning experience more effective and enjoyable.

Please note that HLTAID009 – Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation is prerequisite, but is included in our course.

This course covers the following parts:

Part 1 CPR Theory:

• Introduction & Guidelines
• Legal & Responsibilities
• Anatomy & CPR

Part 2 LVR theory:

• Introduction to Low Voltage Rescue
• Risk Assessment & SWMS
• Controlled Work Zone
• Rescue Equipment & PPE
• Performing the Rescue
• Reporting & Review

Part 3 Scenario & Risk Assessment:

• Risk Assessment
• SWMS Read Through for Practical

Part 4 Practical Assessment:

• Trainer-led practical assessment

Your online learning modules must be completed prior to participating in the practical workshop.

Your practical workshop is completed face-to-face and combines expert instruction with hands-on experience. The trainer first explains and demonstrates essential techniques like hazard assessment, CPR and electrical rescue, then you practice these skills on manikins under supervision.

To successfully complete the course and receive your certification, all online and practical assessments must be completed and passed.

Want to know more about your rights, obligations, our processes, and the support available to you? Our Short Course Student Guide has everything you need — it's your go-to resource for understanding how we support your learning journey.