First Aid Courses in Surrey

• Marine Basic First Aid

For an additional processing fee, students who enroll in the “Standard First Aid – CPR C with AED” or “Standard First Aid – Industry WorkSafeBC/OFA Level 1 Equivalent” courses are able to add on the Marine Basic supplementary package which includes an additional manual, and 30 minutes of instruction. This couse trains individuals working aboard ships and is suitable for:

First Aid Courses in Surrey

• any person who wants to obtain a Master or Chief Mate Limited Certificate.

• the person designated to provide first aid aboard a vessel engaged on a near coastal voyage, class 2, or sheltered waters voyage.

First Aid Courses in Surrey

West Vancouver Standard First Aid

• Recovery position
• Severe external bleeding
• Amputations and care for amputated tissue
• Internal bleeding / Shock Unconsciousness / Fainting
• Principles of secondary assessment using SAMPLE, vital signs & head-to-toe exam
• Drowning, Hyperventilation, Asthma, Anaphylactic Reaction, Inhalation and Chest Injuries
• Head, spine and pelvic injuries (including rollovers, immobilization)
• Closed and open wounds
• Bleeding from scalp and ears
• Eye, mouth and nose injuries
• Thermal injuries (burns)
• Chemical and electrical injuries
• Poisons, bites and stings
• Bone and joint injuries of upper and lower extremities
• First aid kits – contents incl. barrier devices
• Cold emergencies (hypothermia, frost nip and frostbite)

West Vancouver Standard First Aid

• Heat emergencies
• Diabetic emergencies
• Seizures (convulsions)

West Vancouver Standard First Aid

“West Vancouver WCB OFA Level 1 Course”

Occupational First Aid Level 3

A 70-hour first aid course designed with the rural or attendant in heavy industry in mind. A prerequisite for employment with the BC Ambulance Service, many ski patrols and some Fire / Police Departments.

Covers the basics of airway, breathing and circulation – includes how to deal with obstructed airways, breathing distress, bleeding control, Shock and one and two person CPR. In addition, continuing patient assessment, hard collar application, securing a patient to a spine board, upper and lower limb splinting and minor wound care are covered. Completion of records and reports are an integral part of the course.

Course fees include textbooks and Exams.

Written and practical exams are required after the course is completed. A minimum mark of 70% is required, on both the written and practical exams, to successfully complete the course. A 3 year certificate will be issued on successful completion.

A WorkSafe BC ‘Statement of Fitness’ is required. A complete WorkSafe BC course medical may be required by some students. For more details contact our office.

Emergency response personnel are the official unsung heroes of the Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Industry. Our Emergency Medical Responder (EMR), Emegency Medical Technician (EMT) programs provide students with all the knowledge and hands-on practical experience that will set them up for success in the field of Emergency Medical Services. We presently offer the highest number of in-class (with a real instructor) hours of all EMS programs in the province. Our EMR and EMT programs are approved by the Alberta College of Paramedics.

“Coquitlam Standard First Aid Course”

First Aid & CPR For Individuals & Groups

• First Aid is required by most employers & faculties
• Parents & caregivers can learn how to handle emergencies effectively
• In-home training available for groups of 6 or more
• Red Cross certificates are issued upon course completion and valid for 3 years.

“Coquitlam Standard First Aid Course”

Standard First-Aid and CPR Level C

This hands-on interactive 2 day first-aid and CPR training course includes adult CPR , child CPR, infant CPR, two person CPR (Level C) and choking procedures as well as emergency scene management, dealing with shock, spinal injuries, heart attack, angina, stroke, bleeding, broken bones, seizures, heat related illness, hypothermia, allergic reactions, poisons and burns. Students will be orientated to the use of an Automated External Defibrillator. Participants spend the majority of the course doing hands on first-aid, and participating in first-aid scenarios.

This first-aid course is recognized by the Adult and Child Licensing Care Board. Canadian Red Cross first-aid and CPR certification is valid for 3 years.

“Surrey Standard First Aid Course”

VANCOUVER CPR, ACLS, BLS, PALS, & FIRST AID TRAINING CLASSES & COURSES

Intended Audience
Healthcare providers such as physicians, nurses, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, respiratory therapists, physical and occupational therapists, physician’s assistants, residents or fellows, or medical or nursing students in training, aides, medical or nursing assistants, police officers, and other allied health personnel.

“Standard First Aid” Langley Delta Richmond Burnaby BC

Duration 14–16 hours with flexible scheduling options

Instructor Certified Red Cross First Aid Instructor – “Standard First Aid”

Certification 3-year certification in Standard First Aid, CPR Level C*, and AED**

Recertification 6–8 hours; includes CPR Level C*, adheres to local legislation

*CPR Level A where local legislation requires **where local legislation permits

Course content

Preparing to respond – “Standard First Aid”

The EMS system

Check, Call, Care

Airway emergencies

Breathing and circulation emergencies “Standard First Aid”

First Aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest

Head and spine injuries

Bone, muscle and joint injuries

Wound care “Standard First Aid”

Sudden medical emergencies

Environmental emergencies

Take-home materials

Red Cross First Aid & CPR Manual “Standard First Aid”

Certification card and optional wall certificate

(or as required by legislation) 4-colour manual

Participant-focused design

(charts, lists, index,

illustrations and photos)

Includes 10 quick reference cards “Standard First Aid”

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CPR/AED
This course is designed to provide various levels of CPR training based on participant’s background, needs and interest.

A presentation on how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (and certification) is also provided with the course

where local legislation permits. Levels A, B, C and HCP available depending on the skills needed.