This module introduces the core principles of responding to medical emergencies in workplace environments. Learners understand how quick and correct action can reduce harm and support survival until professional medical services arrive. It sets the foundation for all first aid practices used in Canadian workplaces.

This section explains the purpose and importance of first aid in maintaining a safe working environment. It highlights how first aid supports employee wellbeing and reduces the impact of accidents or sudden illness in workplaces across Canada, including offices, industrial sites, and public service settings.

Learners are introduced to the legal responsibilities surrounding first aid provision in Canada. The module explains employer duties, workplace safety expectations, and the importance of complying with provincial occupational health and safety regulations.

Explore workplace welfare standards that support employee wellbeing. It highlights safe working conditions, health protection, and overall workplace comfort.

The primary survey teaches how to quickly identify life-threatening conditions using a structured approach. Learners assess airway, breathing, and circulation to determine the immediate needs of an injured or ill person.

This section covers a more detailed assessment after immediate threats are addressed. Learners gather additional information, check for hidden injuries, and observe symptoms to ensure nothing serious is missed.

This module introduces essential first aid methods used in everyday workplace incidents. It includes managing wounds, controlling bleeding, treating burns, and applying basic protective measures to prevent infection or worsening injury.

Learners focus on handling common minor injuries such as cuts, bruises, sprains, and minor burns. The module explains safe treatment steps and when further medical attention may be required.

This section explains how to respond when a person becomes unresponsive. It includes checking responsiveness, maintaining airway safety, and performing CPR to support circulation and breathing until emergency help arrives.

This module covers recognition and response to breathing emergencies such as choking, asthma attacks, and allergic reactions. Learners understand how to act quickly to restore normal breathing or prevent deterioration.

This section addresses various medical conditions such as fainting, shock, seizures, and sudden illness. It focuses on identifying symptoms and providing appropriate support until professional care is available.

Learners are trained to recognize signs of bone and joint injuries. The module explains how to immobilize the affected area safely and prevent further damage while waiting for medical assistance.

This final module teaches how to contact emergency services in Canada effectively. It covers what information to provide, including location, nature of the emergency, and patient condition, ensuring fast and accurate response from emergency teams.