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Standard First Aid CPR-C & AED(CSA Intermediate)

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Safety Services Manitoba is now offering First Aid training in Winnipeg in partnership with St. John Ambulance.

Course Location: St. John Ambulance and on-site
Course Duration: 2 days
Course Fee: $160 per person / min charge $1600 for group class
Class Size: max of 12 students
Training outside of Winnipeg may be subject to higher pricing 

Course Description

Our Standard First Aid course is a comprehensive two-day program designed for employees with training work requirements, or individuals who want to learn essential life support skills.

As required by regulation, our Standard First Aid course covers cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the management of other breathing, airway, and circulation emergencies, as well as the control of bleeding, treating shock, stabilizing fractures, and more.

 

Who is first aid for?

Workplace: This course is appropriate for employers and employees who require Level II First Aid training, as defined by provincial labour laws or workplace regulation.

General public: This course is applicable to anyone who has a general interest in learning what to do in case of a medical emergency, or may be preparing for a job or career where this level of training is required.

Learning Outcomes

  • CPR for adults, children, and infants
  • Using AEDs
  • Choking and breathing emergencies
  • Mental health first aid
  • Opioid overdose awareness
  • Bleeding and burn management
  • Bone and joint injuries

Legislation
Manitoba Regulation

As per Workplace Safety & Health regulations PART 5, employers must provide first aid services. This course is designed not only for employees, but it is applicable for anyone to be prepared for emergencies in the workplace and at home.

The Heart and Stroke Foundation First Aid Level II course meets provincial regulation requirements for workplace standard first aid courses in most provinces. Our program features the most up-to-date science from the 2015 Canadian Consensus Guidelines on First Aid and CPR.

 

 What are our students saying?

  • The hands-on approach to learning in this course was incredibly helpful as well as realistic. Along with learning to assess the scene and use deductive reasoning, participants learned the importance of removing a helmet from a victim and, thanks to video footage, have a better knowledge of what to expect from a seizure.
  • The instructor, was incredibly knowledgeable and interactive.
  • The course exceeded expectations