Can I Take Standard First Aid Online?
WorkSafeBC approved Standard First Aid requires in-person practical training. Some providers offer blended learning with online theory and in-person skills days. Contact us for current formats.
What Is a First Aid Attendant in BC?
A WorkSafeBC First Aid Attendant is a certified worker qualified to provide first aid at a worksite. Standard First Aid qualification covers most BC workplace requirements.
First Aid for Drug Overdose and Naloxone Response
Opioid overdose signs include slow breathing, blue lips and unresponsiveness. Call 911, give naloxone if available, and perform rescue breathing. Standard First Aid now includes overdose response.
Standard First Aid in Abbotsford and Fraser Valley
Abbotsford and the Fraser Valley have large agricultural, construction and industrial workforces requiring WorkSafeBC Standard First Aid. Courses serve the entire South Fraser region.
How to Build a Workplace First Aid Program
A strong first aid program includes certified attendants on every shift, a stocked kit, posted emergency numbers and regular drills. Standard First Aid certification is the foundation.
Standard First Aid for Teachers and School Staff
BC schools require staff with valid first aid on site at all times. Standard First Aid covers pediatric emergencies and scenarios most relevant to educational environments including anaphylaxis.
Group First Aid Training for BC Companies
Training your full team in Standard First Aid creates a safer workplace and ensures WorkSafeBC compliance across all shifts. We offer corporate bookings across Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley.
What to Expect on Day 1 of Standard First Aid
Day 1 covers scene management, CPR practice, AED training, choking response and basic wound care. Arrive comfortable, bring photo ID and be prepared for active hands-on participation.
Spinal Injuries at Work — First Aid Protocol
If spinal injury is suspected, keep the patient still and support head and neck. Only move if in immediate danger. Call 911 and monitor breathing. Standard First Aid includes a full spinal injury module.
First Aid for Electrical Injuries
Never touch a victim still in contact with electricity. Disconnect power first. Call 911 immediately. Electrical injuries can cause cardiac arrest. Standard First Aid covers electrical response including CPR.