What would you do if someone suddenly needed urgent help at work? This opening module introduces the purpose of workplace first aid and explains why rapid, informed action is so important in protecting health and safety.

Emergencies can be stressful and chaotic. Learn how to assess the situation, maintain safety, coordinate responses, and manage incidents effectively until additional help arrives.

Before providing assistance, it’s essential to understand the condition of the casualty. This module explores structured assessment techniques used to identify immediate dangers and potential injuries.

Every first aider needs a strong foundation. Discover the core principles of first aid, including casualty care, scene safety, and the priorities that guide emergency response.

Many workplaces include individuals living with ongoing health conditions. Explore common chronic medical conditions and learn how these illnesses may present during a workplace emergency.

Serious injuries require prompt recognition and appropriate action. This module examines major injuries, warning signs, and the immediate response measures that can help reduce further harm.

Canadian workplaces may expose employees to a variety of environmental risks. Learn how to recognise and respond to injuries caused by heat, cold, weather conditions, and other environmental factors.

Not every incident is life-threatening, but minor injuries still require proper care. Explore common workplace injuries such as cuts, bruises, burns, and sprains, along with suitable response measures.

Broken bones and joint injuries can occur in many workplace settings. This module explains how to identify fractures and dislocations while helping to minimise discomfort and prevent further injury.

When an infant experiences a medical emergency, immediate action is crucial. Learn age-appropriate approaches to CPR, AED awareness, and choking response for infants.

Children require specific first aid considerations. This module focuses on emergency response techniques designed for young casualties, including CPR and choking interventions.

Cardiac emergencies and choking incidents can occur anywhere. Explore the principles of adult CPR, AED use, and emergency choking response procedures commonly taught in workplace first aid programmes.

Knowing when and how to contact emergency services can be just as important as first aid itself. Learn how to communicate critical information clearly and efficiently during emergencies.

Workplace first aid responsibilities are often linked to health and safety obligations. This module explores legal considerations, employer responsibilities, and the importance of maintaining a safe work environment.