Emergency / Basic First Aid
Course Summary
Be Ready. Act Fast. Save Lives.
In an emergency, every second counts, and knowing how to respond quickly can make a critical difference. This emergency first aid course provides hands-on training to help you assess situations, take immediate action, and provide essential care until medical professionals arrive.
Emergencies can happen anywhere and to anyone. This course equips you with essential first aid skills for infants, children, and adults. You will learn life-saving techniques that follow CSA Z1210-17 Standards, ensuring compliance with national safety guidelines and up-to-date emergency response practices.
With this training, you will gain the confidence to handle medical emergencies effectively and contribute to a safer community.
What This Course Covers
● Performing CPR for Different Age Groups
Learn how to administer chest compressions and rescue breaths for infants, children, and adults to help restore breathing and circulation during a medical emergency.
● Using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Understand how to safely operate an AED, follow voice instructions, and correctly position the pads to improve survival chances during sudden cardiac arrest.
● Helping Someone Who Is Choking
Recognize signs of choking and use effective techniques like back blows and abdominal thrusts to clear blocked airways for individuals of all ages.
● Managing Bleeding and Wounds
Learn how to control bleeding, clean wounds, and apply bandages correctly to prevent infection and further complications for cuts, burns, and other injuries.
● Responding to Critical Medical Conditions
Identify symptoms of shock, heart attacks, and strokes, and provide immediate first aid while waiting for emergency medical assistance.
Learn how to administer chest compressions and rescue breaths for infants, children, and adults to help restore breathing and circulation during a medical emergency.
● Using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Understand how to safely operate an AED, follow voice instructions, and correctly position the pads to improve survival chances during sudden cardiac arrest.
● Helping Someone Who Is Choking
Recognize signs of choking and use effective techniques like back blows and abdominal thrusts to clear blocked airways for individuals of all ages.
● Managing Bleeding and Wounds
Learn how to control bleeding, clean wounds, and apply bandages correctly to prevent infection and further complications for cuts, burns, and other injuries.
● Responding to Critical Medical Conditions
Identify symptoms of shock, heart attacks, and strokes, and provide immediate first aid while waiting for emergency medical assistance.