How do I get my first aid certificate in BC?

How do I get my first aid certificate in BC?

Present yourself to a first aid training agency in B.C. that’s approved by WorkSafeBC. To register, you will need photo ID and the first aid certificate you earned outside B.C. Complete an application form and the applicable jurisprudence package (see the resource section). Review B.C.’s health and safety regulation.

How much does a first aid course cost in Canada?

For our most popular training courses, CPR/AED Level C training typically costs about $69.99+HST whereas Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C training costs $114.99+HST.

Can you take first aid online in BC?

The Red Cross now has blended first aid classes that involve both online and in class training.

How long is CPR valid for in Canada?

All First Aid certificates are valid for 3 years with CPR/AED training recommended annually. Contact your local SJA Branch/Council to find out if recertification is available in your province and what the regulations are around recertification.

Is simple CPR accepted in Canada?

Simple CPR is one of the most reputable organizations that offer the best first aid and CPR training Canada. Our CPR certification is OSHA-approved and meets with the AHA guidelines.

How long is CPR valid BC?

A temporary first aid/CPR certificate should be replaced with a certificate that is valid for three years, which can be downloaded by the participant after 10 business days of taking the training.

What is the difference between CPR A and CPR C?

Sign up for CPR C and bring your friends and family. This level of CPR is usually required at work to meet workplace health and safety requirements. CPR A involves skills related to CPR, choking and circulatory emergencies for adults only that take just a few hours to learn.

Is first aid and CPR the same thing?

While CPR classes tend to focus on helping someone who is experiencing cardiac arrest, first aid classes tend to focus on all other emergency situations: cuts, fractures, choking and everything in between. Taking both of these classes can be extremely beneficial in the event an emergency situation arises.

What does C in cab stand for?

compressions
The three basic parts of CPR are easily remembered as “CAB”: C for compressions, A for airway, and B for breathing. C is for compressions. Chest compressions can help the flow of blood to the heart, brain, and other organs. CPR begins with 30 chest compressions, followed by two rescue breaths.