Blended Standard First Aid Training - CPR Level C and AED

Blended Standard First Aid, CPR Level C and AED Training Course Summary:

How Blended Training Works: After registering online or through our head office team, registered learners will receive login access to the Online Standard First Aid Training Module. Typically, the Online Training will take 6-8 hours. Once complete, learners will then attend the 1 Day In-Person portion of Standard First Aid Training. The In-Person portion can be completed through Hot Zone's Public Training classes, or through client-site training sessions for larger groups.

First aid training is critical for the workplace as well as at home. In Ontario, employers have a legal requirement to have at least one employee trained in first aid based on the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act's Regulation 1101 - First Aid Requirements.

Who Would Benefit From This Course:

For employers with 5 or less employees per shift, Emergency First Aid Training is required.

For employers with 6 or more employees per shift, Standard First Aid Training is the required training.

This includes construction sites, central points for bush worker dispatch, and a vehicle being used by an employer to transport workers.

What will Blended Standard First Aid Training Cover:

• Fundamental Principles and a History of The Red Cross
• Responding to Emergencies - Legal Issues, Chain of Survival Behaviours, After the Emergency, and Lowering the Risk of Infection
• Check, Call, Care, and Shock
• Adult and Child Choking Emergencies
• Circulation Emergencies - Heart Attack, Stroke, Life-Threatening External and Internal Bleeding
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillation (AED)
• Breathing Emergencies - Asthma, and Anaphylaxis
• Wound care - Bandaging Guidelines, Cuts and Scapes, Burns, Chemical Burns, Electrical Burns, Bruises, Splinters, Nosebleeds, Knocked-Out Teeth, Eye Injuries, Impaled Objects, and Chest Injuries
• Head, Neck, and Spinal Injuries, including Concussions
• Bone, Muscle, and Joint Injuries, including Splints and Slings
• Sudden Medical Emergencies - Diabetic Emergencies, Seizures, Mental Health Crisis, and Childbirth
• Environmental Illnesses - Heat-Related Illnesses (Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke), Cold-Related Illnesses (Frostbite and Hypothermia)
• Poisons - Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Poison Ivy, Sumac, and Oak, Hogweed, and Wild Parsnip, Alcohol and Drug Poisoning, Animal Bites, Insect Stings, Spider Bites, Tick Bites, Snakebites, Stings from Marine Life.