one or more Occupational First Aiders must be appointed to oversee that room. The appointment of Occupational First Aiders should be specifically considered for remote campuses/sites and campuses/sites without a medical centre. The additional training of an Occupational First Aider enables them to deal effectively with more serious injuries and illnesses whilst awaiting ambulance or other medical services. Factors to consider are: types of serious injuries and illnesses that could occur due to work activities, particularly those involving farm machinery, large animals, dams, poisons, etc likely time for an ambulance to respond to the site, hence duration of treatment/support period by the first aider -- for example if emergency medical services are more than five minutes distant availability of staff with medical or related training who would be willing to assist number of people routinely on campus/site whether there is a First Aid Room in the building, as a person with a Senior First Aid Certificate is not qualified to be in charge of this room (see also section 3.5 ). The need for an Occupational First Aider on the campus/site should be determined in consultation with staff most likely to be impacted by the decision, for example those involved in higher risk activities or working more remotely from emergency services. 2.6 FIRST AID ALLOWANCE An allowance is paid to Nominated First Aid Officers and Occupational First Aiders in accordance with the Enterprise Agreement. The allowance is paid from devolved unit funds and for this reason appointment of a staff