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How long do you have to renew lifeguard certification?

How long do you have to renew lifeguard certification?

To retain your NPLQ, you must attend 20 hours of training over a two year period and the course must be renewed every two years.

How do you recertify first aid?

Call 1-800-665-7114 to register by phone To be eligible for Advanced First Aid recertification, you must have a current Advanced First Aid training certificate from an approved OHS program. If your certificate is expired, you’ll need to take the full course.

Can you recertify your NLS after it has expired?

If my National Lifeguard award has expired, can I still recertify? As long as you have held the National Lifeguard award and have proof of certification (see above), you are eligible for a recertification.

How much is an NPLQ renewal?

Contact your local Approved Training Centre/Provider (ATC/P) to arrange your NPLQ renewal assessment. Failure to renew within the period of validity of your existing NPLQ will result in you undertaking the full NPLQ course and assessment again. This carries an approximate £250 charge and 36-hour training commitment.

How often should you renew your first aid?

every three years
In New South Wales, the SafeWork approved First Aid in the Workplace Code of Practice states that workplace First Aiders should renew their first aid qualifications every three years. The Code of Practice also states that first aiders should complete refresher training in CPR annually.

Do you have to recertify to be a lifeguard?

This lifeguard recertification option is for currently certified lifeguards to practice and review their skills including water rescues, CPR/AED and first aid. For certified lifeguards with valid certification in Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED or those who have not expired by more than 30 days. 3.

Is there a Red Cross lifeguard review course?

Lifeguarding review classes are designed to help you update your skills while also extending your certification for another two years. The Red Cross also offers review courses, for those whose certification is still valid (or within 30 days of expiring) while allowing you to continue to work without a lapse in verification.

How to prepare for the National Lifeguard exam?

You should practice with your coworkers and on your own regularly. At the exam, you will show the examiner a number of mandatory skills, listed below and explained in detail in the National Lifeguard Award Guide, available from our office.

What to bring to a lifeguard review class?

What to Bring to Class Lifeguard Review Class Forms Valid copy of current certifications including: Lifeguarding, First Aid and CPR/AED Adult and Infant CPR pocket masks or $25 to purchase a set at class (both masks are now required per Red Cross guidelines) Bathing suit and towel A pen or pencil and paper for notes