Public Safety Training and Response Group offers theory-based public safety education and hands-on training. Our diverse range of educational resources are designed to be transferrable to real emergencies and real industry work. Read more about the ever changing safety and emergency response landscape in our community news.
A team from Public Safety Training & Response Group recently travelled to the Oklahoma State University (OSU) Fire Service Training Swiftwater Rescue Conference and Challenge.
Public Safety Training & Response Group will have a major presence showcasing the latest innovations in emergency response at the AFAC 23. The Public Safety
Cyber security is the new battlefield with several foreign actors at the centre of global discussion and concern when it comes to sovereign threats. As
Leading scientists and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology are predicting this summer we will enter an El Nino weather pattern, which is significantly dryer and,
The drone industry is continually evolving, and there are innovative careers for CASA approved commercial drone pilots in Australia and around the world. The first
Having first aid trained staff can save lives. Public Safety Training & Response Group specialises in providing group first aid training for medium to large
Fotokite is an actively tethered surveillance system designed for situational awareness and aerial monitoring in various applications, including public safety, emergency response, and event management.
Drone training in Australia is widely available, and there are many training providers across the country offering courses to individuals and businesses. What makes Public
Group first aid training from PSTR Group (RTO 45395) is perfectly suited for medium to large organisations that require a large number of staff to
At Public Safety Training and Response Group we believe in realistic expectations. In the interconnected world we now live in, many in the community have
A crisis can happen to any organisation and anyone. Would you know how to respond to a serious workplace accident? A natural disaster? A significant,
Remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS), more commonly known as drones, are changing the landscape of public safety and emergency response. Most people associate drones with
