First Aid & CPR Training

Standard First Aid Level C with AED Certification

WSIB-recognized blended training designed for workplaces and individuals. Complete 8 hours online and 8 hours in-person.

Course Overview

This program covers CPR Level C, AED usage, emergency scene management, bleeding, airway emergencies, and practical life-saving response protocols for real-world situations.

Course: Standard First Aid Level C + AED Format: Blended Duration: 16 Hours

What You Learn

  • Emergency scene management
  • Adult, child, and infant CPR
  • AED operation and safety
  • Choking response sequences

Practical Skills

  • Bleeding and wound care
  • Burn and injury response
  • Stroke and heart attack recognition
  • Hands-on in-person assessment

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Course Details

Complete outline of topics covered in this Standard First Aid Level C with AED program. Click each section to expand.

Section 1. Preface

Section 2. Contents

Section 3. The role and responsibilities of a first aider

  • Subsection 1. Definition of workplace first aid
  • Subsection 2. Workplace first aider role
  • Subsection 3. Authority Having Jurisdiction requirements that protect workplace first aiders
  • Subsection 4. Principle of consent
  • Subsection 5. Scope of practice appropriate for the level of workplace first aid training

Section 4. Medication assist

  • Subsection 6. Principles and procedures for medication assist
  • Subsection 7. AHJ requirements for workplace first aider to assist with medication

Section 5. Workplace first aid kit and equipment

  • Subsection 8. AHJ requirements for the contents of a workplace first aid kit(s) and equipment

Section 6. Principles of effective communication

  • Subsection 9. Notification of EMS and handover principles
  • Subsection 10. Principles and barriers of effective communication with injured/ill worker(s) and others on scene
  • Subsection 11. Reports and documentation requirements

Section 7. Workplace first aider safety and personal protection

  • Subsection 12. Workplace hazards and risks to workplace first aider
  • Subsection 13. Common routes for the transmission of disease and infection
  • Subsection 14. Types of PPE used in workplace first aid
  • Subsection 15. Demonstrate the proper use of PPE in workplace first aid
  • Subsection 16. Principles, procedure, and supplies required to clean and/or disinfect equipment used in workplace first aid
  • Subsection 17. Procedures for the clean-up of the work environment following a workplace first aid incident
  • Subsection 18. Procedures for the disposal of sharps and contaminated supplies

Section 8. Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)

  • Subsection 19. Definition of hazard and risk
  • Subsection 20. Principles of hazard identification, risk assessment, control processes, and implementation within the workplace
  • Subsection 21. SDS as a source of information for workplace first aid treatment
  • Subsection 22. Role of the workplace first aider in an OHSMS
  • Subsection 23. Principles of OHS legislation by the AHJ of the workplace

Section 9. Scene management

  • Subsection 24. Scene assessment
  • Subsection 25. Obtaining incident information

Section 10. Primary survey

  • Subsection 26. Primary Survey
  • Subsection 27. Level of consciousness assessment
  • Subsection 28. Airway assessment
  • Subsection 29. Breathing assessment
  • Subsection 30. Circulation assessment
  • Subsection 31. Check for life-threatening injuries or conditions

Section 11. Secondary survey

  • Subsection 32. Medical history
  • Subsection 33. Vital signs
  • Subsection 34. Head-to-toe assessment
  • Subsection 35. Secondary Survey Guide

Section 12. Basic airway management

  • Subsection 36. Indications, contraindications, and precautions of performing airway manoeuvres
  • Subsection 37. Procedures for opening, clearing and maintaining an airway
  • Subsection 38. Recovery Position
  • Subsection 39. Choking

Section 13. Ongoing assessments

  • Subsection 40. Ongoing assessments based on the signs/symptoms

Section 14. Advanced airway management

  • Subsection 41. Indications, contraindication, and precautions for using airway adjuncts
  • Subsection 42. Use of airway adjuncts to open and maintain airway

Section 15. Respiratory system

  • Subsection 43. Function and major structures of the respiratory system
  • Subsection 44. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
  • Subsection 45. Acute Pulmonary Edema
  • Subsection 46. Pulmonary Embolism
  • Subsection 47. Hyperventilation
  • Subsection 48. Flail Chest
  • Subsection 49. Sucking Chest Wound
  • Subsection 50. Penetrating Chest Injury
  • Subsection 51. Pneumothorax
  • Subsection 52. Airway Obstruction
  • Subsection 53. Allergic Reaction

Section 16. Management of respiratory emergencies

  • Subsection 54. Approach, assess, and provide care for respiratory emergencies
  • Subsection 55. Care for Respiratory Distress
  • Subsection 56. Care for Respiratory Arrest

Section 17. Circulation system

  • Subsection 57. Major structures and functions of the circulatory system

Section 18. Management of cardiovascular emergencies

  • Subsection 58. Approach, assess, and provide workplace first aid for cardiovascular emergencies
  • Subsection 59. Arteriosclerosis
  • Subsection 60. Angina
  • Subsection 61. Heart Attack
  • Subsection 62. Congestive Heart Failure

Section 19. Nervous system

  • Subsection 63. Major structures and functions of the nervous system

Section 20. Management for shock

  • Subsection 64. Definition of shock
  • Subsection 65. Types of shock
  • Subsection 66. Signs and symptoms of shock
  • Subsection 67. Manage for shock

Section 21. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

  • Subsection 68. Lifestyle
  • Subsection 69. Anatomy and Physiology
  • Subsection 70. Cardiac Arrest
  • Subsection 71. Indications for CPR
  • Subsection 72. One rescuer adult CPR
  • Subsection 73. Two rescuer adult CPR
  • Subsection 74. Resuscitation Devices
  • Subsection 75. Supplemental Oxygen
  • Subsection 76. Airway Adjuncts
  • Subsection 77. Techniques for Opening the Mouth
  • Subsection 78. Nasopharyngeal Airways
  • Subsection 79. Supraglottic Airways
  • Subsection 80. Using Suction

Section 22. Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

  • Subsection 81. Definition of defibrillation
  • Subsection 82. Indication for using an AED in the workplace
  • Subsection 83. AED equipment inspection
  • Subsection 84. Apply and use an AED
  • Subsection 85. Special Situations

Section 23. Prepare and administer oxygen delivery

  • Subsection 86. Appropriate selection of oxygen delivery systems
  • Subsection 87. Safe handling of oxygen delivery systems
  • Subsection 88. Oxygen administration using appropriate equipment

Section 24. Internal and external hemorrhage

  • Subsection 89. Recognition of minor and major external hemorrhages (bleeding)
  • Subsection 90. Control minor and major external hemorrhages (bleeding)
  • Subsection 91. Recognition of internal hemorrhage
  • Subsection 92. Amputations
  • Subsection 93. Contusions

Section 25. Ear, eye, and nose injuries

  • Subsection 94. Types of wounds
  • Subsection 95. Signs and symptoms of injuries to the ears, eyes, and nose
  • Subsection 96. Management of ear, eye, and nose injuries
  • Subsection 97. Animal Bites and Ticks

Section 26. Burn management

  • Subsection 98. Types of burns
  • Subsection 99. Classification of burn injuries
  • Subsection 100. Signs and symptoms of burns injuries
  • Subsection 101. Management of burn injuries

Section 27. Management of musculoskeletal system injuries

  • Subsection 102. Major structures and function of the musculoskeletal system
  • Subsection 103. Principles of splinting

Section 28. Poison emergencies

  • Subsection 104. Routes by which poisons enter the body
  • Subsection 105. Management of poisoning
  • Subsection 106. Definition of substance use and misuse

Section 29. Anaphylaxis emergencies

  • Subsection 107. Definition of anaphylaxis
  • Subsection 108. Signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis
  • Subsection 109. Management of anaphylaxis

Section 30. Diabetic emergencies

  • Subsection 110. Definition of diabetes
  • Subsection 111. Management of diabetic emergencies

Section 31. Seizure emergencies

  • Subsection 112. Definition of seizure
  • Subsection 113. Types of seizures
  • Subsection 114. Signs and symptoms of seizure
  • Subsection 115. Management of seizure emergencies
  • Subsection 116. Fainting

Section 32. Stroke emergencies

  • Subsection 117. Definition of stroke
  • Subsection 118. Types of strokes
  • Subsection 119. Signs and symptoms of a stroke
  • Subsection 120. Management of stroke emergencies

Section 33. Mental health emergencies

  • Subsection 121. Types of mental health emergencies
  • Subsection 122. Recognizing a mental health emergency
  • Subsection 123. Management of mental health emergencies
  • Subsection 124. Occupational stress injury and self-care management of the workplace first aider

Section 34. Obstetrical emergencies

  • Subsection 125. Signs and symptoms of obstetrical emergencies
  • Subsection 126. Management of obstetrical emergencies

Section 35. Environmental injury and illness

  • Subsection 127. Definition of environmental injury and illness
  • Subsection 128. Signs and symptoms for environmental injury and illness
  • Subsection 129. Drowning
  • Subsection 130. Decompression and Altitude

Section 36. Transportation

  • Subsection 131. Transportation of an injured/ill worker(s)
  • Subsection 132. Criteria for transportation
  • Subsection 133. Care during transportation

Section 37. Multiple injured/ill worker incidents and transportation

  • Subsection 134. Triage and management in multiple injured/ill worker(s) incident
  • Subsection 135. Rescue Carries

Section 38. Spinal and neurological emergencies

  • Subsection 136. Indications for spinal precautions
  • Subsection 137. Approach, assess, and provide injured/ill worker management
  • Subsection 138. Signs and symptoms of a possible injury to the spinal column
  • Subsection 139. Management of suspected fractures involving the spinal column
  • Subsection 140. Head Injuries
  • Subsection 141. Traumatic Brain Injury, including Concussions

Section 39. Infant and/or child CPR

  • Subsection 142. Age Range
  • Subsection 143. One rescuer child CPR
  • Subsection 144. One rescuer infant CPR
  • Subsection 145. Two rescuer child CPR
  • Subsection 146. Two rescuer infant CPR
  • Subsection 147. Resuscitation Device for Infants