Begin by exploring the importance of first aid in the workplace and how prompt action can reduce the impact of injuries and medical emergencies. You’ll also gain an understanding of the first aider’s role within Canadian workplaces.

Every workplace has responsibilities for protecting employee health and safety. This module introduces Canadian occupational health and safety principles, employer responsibilities, worker duties, and the importance of workplace first aid planning.

A calm and organised response is essential during emergencies. Learn how to assess situations, protect yourself and others, manage incidents effectively, and coordinate emergency assistance when required.

Early assessment helps identify life-threatening conditions quickly. Explore the steps involved in conducting a primary survey, checking for immediate dangers, and prioritising emergency care.

Early assessment helps identify life-threatening conditions quickly. Explore the steps involved in conducting a primary survey, checking for immediate dangers, and prioritising emergency care.

Once immediate risks have been addressed, a more detailed assessment can begin. This module explains how to gather patient information, examine injuries, monitor changes, and communicate findings effectively.

Develop an understanding of essential first aid procedures used for a wide range of workplace incidents. You’ll learn about bleeding control, burns, shock, wound care, and other common first aid responses.

Minor injuries can still require prompt attention to prevent complications. Learn appropriate responses for cuts, bruises, splinters, minor burns, sprains, and other common workplace injuries.

Recognising life-threatening medical emergencies is critical. This module introduces CPR awareness, recovery position principles, loss of responsiveness, and emergency actions while waiting for advanced medical care.

Breathing difficulties require rapid assessment and appropriate action. Explore common breathing emergencies, their warning signs, and supportive first aid measures that help maintain patient safety.

Workplace first aiders may encounter a wide variety of medical situations. Discover how to recognise common illnesses and injuries, provide initial care, and determine when emergency medical services should be contacted.

Bone and joint injuries require careful handling to prevent further harm. Learn how to recognise fractures and dislocations, provide appropriate support, and safely manage injured individuals until medical help arrives.

Knowing when and how to contact emergency services is a key first aid responsibility. This module explains effective communication, essential information to provide, and how to coordinate emergency response.

Medical terminology supports clear communication during emergencies. Explore commonly used abbreviations, classifications, and documentation terms encountered in first aid and emergency care.

Responding to emergencies involves preparation, leadership, and sound decision-making. Learn how to manage emergency situations, maintain scene safety, and support individuals until additional help arrives.

Good first aid goes beyond technical knowledge. This module highlights communication, personal safety, documentation, emotional support, confidentiality, and maintaining confidence during emergency situations.

Complete the course by exploring the responsibilities of appointed first aid personnel within Canadian workplaces. You’ll understand how they contribute to emergency preparedness, workplace safety, and organisational health and safety programs.