TOP 10 FIRST AID AND CPR COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 5

CPR/AED Training is offered by ABC Fire and Safety. 

Simple First Aid and CPR techniques are taught in an interactive environment, for individuals who need just an overview of First Aid and CPR. Course content Preparing to respond   The EMS system Check, Call, Care Airway emergencies Breathing and circulation emergencies.

As a child care provider, you will need to be trained and certified in specific topics that are directly related to situations that may arise while children are in your care. The Canadian Red Cross Child Care First Aid and CPR program covers all required under Provincial Legislation.

I.C.E. Safety Training offers many different levels of First Aid, Resuscitation (CPR), and AED training. Including course content and approximate length. Pricing is competitive and based on standards put forth by the Canadian Red Cross and Heart and Stroke Foundation.

This is a one-day, Canadian Red Cross certified course that meets most Provincial workplace requirements across the country. Course content includes: Preparing to respond The EMS system Check, Call, Care Airway Emergencies Breathing and circulation emergencies.

First Aid/CPR Training is designed to instruct the skills necessary to provide immediate care and assistance to an ill or injured person until more advanced care can be obtained.

This course provides participants with the skills needed to recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking for adults, children and babies, including the latest CPR guidelines and training on the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Basic one-day course offering an overview of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for the workplace or home.

This online AED and CPR awareness course provides cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillation (AED) skills review and practice using realistic scenarios to help you feel confident and ready to respond to a real emergency.

The construction industry is full of hazards everywhere we turn. Traditional first aid courses are designed for low-risk urban settings where risk is minimal. In construction though, we know that both the likelihood and severity of illness or injury are greater due to the nature of the activitie...