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Intermediate First Aid: WorkSafeBC
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At this level, the role and responsibility of the workplace first aid aider shall be to have competence in the basic training level and to provide a broader scope of emergency workplace first aid care for the injured/ill worker. Learn CPR/AED, how to deal with minor wounds, airway breathing, circulatory emergencies and more. Completion of records and reports is part of the course. Know what to do until the paramedics arrive. This course has 14 instructional hours which includes 7 hours of practical skill demonstration. This course does NOT include airway management and oxygen use.
Successful completion requires 100% attendance, demonstration of critical skills and a 70% pass mark on the 66 question multiple choice written exam.
Once you have passed the course, you will receive an Intermediate First Aid certificate, which is valid for three years.
No prerequisites. Bring your photo ID to class. Wear closed-toed shoes and long pants.
To be eligible for this course, you must be able to understand and perform the first aid required to complete the learning tasks, including being physically and mentally capable of performing basic techniques of first aid as well as a multiple-choice exam.
Students should arrive 15 minutes before class.
PLEASE NOTE: Red Cross Standard First Aid courses taken after October 31, 2024 are now recognized by WorkSafeBC as equivalent to WorkSafeBC Intermediate First Aid. Please see here for dates and to register.
Visit our registration page for course locations, times and fees.
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Transportation Endorsement: WorkSafeBC
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With your Transportation Endorsement, you will learn about packaging a conscious patient who requires spinal motion restrictions and who does not require spinal motion restrictions, packaging an unconscious patient and caring for a patient while in transport. This course does NOT cover airway management and oxygen use.
Prerequisites
- NEW! Fill out the Occupational First Aid Statement of Fitness. Save the completed form and follow the instructions in step 3 to upload it.
- Valid Basic First Aid: WorkSafeBC certificate (formerly OFA Level 1) or equivalent or Intermediate First Aid: WorkSafeBC.
- Must bring and present current Basic First Aid, Intermediate First Aid or recognized equivalent certificate and photo ID to class. We will not be able to issue a TE certificate without this certificate.
- Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants.
Three (3) year certificate. Manual included.
Registration Process: How to Get Started
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View Course Dates & Locations
View course dates and locations by selecting the tab below, then proceed with the pre-requisite in the next Step.
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Prerequisites
Before registering for the Transportation Endorsement: WorkSafeBC, you must have completed the following prerequisites.
Fill out the Occupational First Aid Statement of Fitness. Save the completed form and follow the instructions in step 3 to upload it.
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Complete the preliminary application
Please fill out the preliminary application and attach your completed Occupational First Aid Statement of Fitness when prompted. You will also need to upload a copy of your current (unexpired) Basic First Aid (OFA 1) or Intermediate First Aid certificate, or equivalent.
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Final registration and payment
Upon receipt of your preliminary application and statement of fitness, you will be registered into your course of choice by the college staff, who will then reach out to you with payment instructions.