Courses are taught by certified instructors and contain the latest first aid and CPR guidelines, meeting federal and provincial OHS regulations.
Commissionaires Nova Scotia is a certified Canadian Red Cross Training Partner and provides two levels of First Aid Training: Emergency First Aid and Standard First Aid – both Level A, C; known as Basic and Intermediate First Aid respectively in Nova Scotia.
Courses are taught by certified instructors and contain the latest first aid and CPR guidelines, meeting federal and provincial OHS regulations.
Why Choose Commissionaires For Your Training?
Our courses are taught by highly trained Red Cross-certified instructors, who use modern adult learning techniques and their wealth of experience to deliver engaging and hands-on courses.
With this practical approach, this course will equip you with the skills and confidence needed to act in an emergency.Our post-course training survey shows that participants agree; some recent feedback from course attendees includes:
“The instructor did an amazing job. They were well prepared, captured the class at all levels and maintained everyone’s focus.”“One of the best First Aid AED/CPR courses I’ve been on.”
“I have been renewing my first aid every three years for the past 30 years. I learned more in one day with your instructor than I did in all that time.”
Locations:
We offer courses at a variety of locations across the province for both individual and group registrations. We can even deliver training at your work site!
Customized Training For Groups:
We can design and facilitate training specific to your organization’s needs when and where you need it. Are there certain characteristics of your company or industry that employees should be prepared for?
We will work with you to develop custom curriculum to suit your precise requirements. We can deliver the training at your work site or host it at a variety of locations across the province.
Commissionaires is Canada’s largest private sector employer of veterans and the only national not-for-profit security company.
Origins
Captain Edward Walter, a retired officer of the Crimean War, founded The Corps of Commissionaires in England in 1859 to help veterans make the difficult transition back to civilian life and employment.
He convinced friends and acquaintances that the exemplary discipline, loyalty and dedication to service that veterans possessed could be put to excellent use in business.
He succeeded in finding jobs for seven veterans, thereby launching the Corps of Commissionaires.
The idea of forming a Canadian version of the British Corps of Commissionaires was first proposed by the Governor General of Canada, HRH the Duke of Connaught, in 1915.
He wanted to provide a social safety net for soldiers who had difficulties finding employment upon completion of their service.
Founding
The Canadian Corps of Commissionaires was eventually founded in 1925, specifically to employ Canadian veterans of the First World War.
We were initially established in Montreal, then Toronto and Vancouver, to look after these men and women and provide them with transitional and permanent jobs, primarily in the security field.
The Right Honourable John Buchan, Governor General of Canada, became the Corps’ first patron in 1937. Viceregal patronage has been an 81-year tradition since then.
In the early years, we mostly provided guarding services for government institutions. From 1925 to 1948, Commissionaires expanded throughout Canada.
In 1950, with the opening of the St. John’s, Newfoundland division, Commissionaires was operating services from coast to coast.By 1982, Commissionaires exceeded 10,000 employees.
Comprehensive course offering first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home.
To teach the techniques and knowledge required, the course uses a combination of lectures, discussions and real-life situations associated with the marine or fishing industry.
The online is theory-based and information is conveyed to participants outside of the classroom through an online component, which allows for the in-class component to concentrate on skill development and application of theory.
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.
This course is for those who want an in-depth understanding of first aid.
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