Standard First Aid, CPR, AED
Objective: To provide more advanced first aid knowledge which consists of one day of Emergency First Aid, CPR and AED and a second day of theory and physical skills , affording the person more time to practice.
Recommended for: Workers at drilling rigs and well sites, employees driving 40 minutes plus from an ambulance or
hospital access, rescue personnel, fire marshall representatives in buildings, and those wishing to have more advanced training on dealing with sudden medical emergencies or trauma.
Certified by: 3 year certificate card awarded after successful completion of 2 days of theory and physical skills and open book exam. With proof of ticket, a Standard First Aid Recertification can be done in one day, if it has not expired yet.
Content: CPR level A, C or HCP, AED and Emergency First Aid content plus Slings, splints, muscoloskeletal injuries, poisons, environmental injuries, head and spine, medical conditions and more. Workplace first aid certification available for Alberta
Time Commitment: 13 – 16 hours approximately
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CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation A, C or BLS with AED (Automatic External Defibrillator training)
Content:
Level A – One rescuer CPR for adult (age 8 and up) ,choking,heart disease, AED, EMS, Medical Legal, Primary survey
Level C – One rescuer and two rescuer CPR, and infant (0-1), child (1-8) and adult (8 and up) with CPR A content included
Level BLS – One and two rescuer CPR, AED, for infant, child and adult, bag valve mask, rescue breathing, pulse check and theory
Level A, C or BLS can be recertified in shorter periods of time, if not expired.
Recommended for: Families who wish to prevent accidents in their home and learn to respond to medical emergencies such as heart attack and stroke. would benefit from CPR A or C Rescue personnel at workplaces often enroll in CPR C, since it teaches more response techniques for different age groups and teams Medical and dental personnel and those whose Institutions require BLS should enroll in Basic Life Support ie dentists, hygienists, physicians, paramedics, nurses.
Time Commitment: CPR A- Up to half a day, CPR C- Up to 3/4 of a day, HCP- 4 hours.
Recertification’s are shorter, depending on group size
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Emergency First Aid, CPR, AED
Objective: To provide a basic first aid knowledge which consists of CPR level A, C on request and basic life support skills in a one day training session.
Recommended for: Workers at gas plants and facilities where medics and rescue personnel are already present. Families, dental assistants, and the public are generally interested in this basic program.
Certified by:
Certified thru IPSR or Red Cross. 3 year certificate card awarded after successful completion of theory and physical skills plus successful completion of open book exam. It is recommended that the CPR is redone yearly, but may be done every 3 years under the First Aid umbrella.
Content: CPR level A, C or HCP on request, with AED. First aid objectives, EMS, Red Cross History, Medical legal information, Heart Disease signs and symptoms and risk factors, Wound Management and Burns, some Medical conditions, Shock, Primary and Secondary survey.
Time Commitment: 6.5 – 8 hours approximately
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Standard Child Care First Aid CPR Course with CPR / AED – Level B
Child Care First Aid is a course designed for people who care for children: parents, home-care providers, nannies and teachers.
The Red Cross Standard Child Care First Aid Course with CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is a comprehensive course focusing on childhood illnesses and injuries. The course is designed for child care workers in early childhood education, or for anyone desiring the skills and knowledge to deal with child and infant emergencies.
Course Features
- Red Cross authorized.
- Includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines.
- Meets OHS basic first aid regulations.
- In Alberta this course is the requirement for day-care and day-home workers and meets the standards of the Alberta Family & Social Services department.
- Includes content with injury prevention
Course Length
- Standard Full Course – 2 days
- Re certification Standard – 1 day
- Emergency Full Course – 1 day
- Re certification Emergency – 6 to 8 hours
(Note: to participate in a recertification course, legislation requires you to have a current first aid certificate at the time of the course.**International certificates are not valid in Canada)
Group rates may apply. We can run group courses at your facility if the size and classroom specifications are met.
Child Care First Aid Course Content:
- Red Cross
- Preparing to Respond
- EMS system
- Check, Call, Care
- Airway Emergencies
- Breathing and Circulation Emergencies
- First Aid for Respiratory & Cardiac Arrest
- Head & Spine Injuries
- Bone, Muscle, & Joint Injuries
- Wound Care
- Sudden Medical Emergencies
- Environmental Emergencies
- Poisons
- Childhood Illnesses
- Keeping Children Safe
- Scenarios
- Written exam – Passing grade 75%
- This certification if valid for three years (or as legislation dictates)
- AED certification will also be included where local legislation permits (example: Alberta)
Additional Information
- What to bring:
- Copy of previous first aid ticket if you are recertifying
- Comfortable clothing (CPR will involve physical activity)
- In-door footwear
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Blended Online Standard First Aid
The first Alberta Government approved blended Standard First Aid program, newly launched in 2013!
Objective: To provide concise and imperative information to first aiders in a new and convenient format. It consists of 2 parts:
a) 6.5 hours or more of online theory followed by
b) 6.5 hours or more of classroom participation
The online portion allows the candidates to conduct their studies on their own schedule ,with verifiable marks and a consistent training format on computer.
The classroom portion provides the physical skills practice and group participation in simulations of accidents and first aid exercises.
Content: Introduction and Objectives of First Aid, Workplace First Aiders and Legal Requirements of First Aid in Alberta, Scene Assessment, Primary Survey and CPR
CPR, Cardiovascular Emergencies, Unconsciousness, Shock, Wounds and Bleeding, Secondary Survey and History, Eye Injuries, Burns, Fractures and Dislocations, Environmental Injuries, Head Injuries, Medical Conditions, Spinal injuries and Poisoning. AED theory is presented. Optional sections: AED practice, Chest Injuries and Abdominal Injuries
Recommended for: Workers and the public who do not have time to take off 2 days to attend classroom training. Those who are interested in a very creative format with lots of simulations.
Time Commitment: 13 hours or more in total to meet workplace legislation requirements.
Certification:
a) Complete the online theory. Print out the completion report and email or fax to Allstar Enviro Safety. 80% pass rate for online portion.
b) Book a classroom day for the physical skills and practical exercise portion.Bring in proof of certification and picture i.d.
c) Write a practical examination, certified by Global Training Centre and created by IPSR – Inter Provincial Safety Resources Ltd.
d) A 3 year certificate card will be awarded for Standard First aid and CPR
First Aid Awareness Online course $39.95 per course. This provides awareness information to deal with sudden emergencies in an educational format
First Aid Interactive Refresher Online course $29.95 per course. This online program simulates emergencies and encourages student participation in developing effective response strategies
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Additional Optional Module Opiod Awareess Workshop – One hour
We are facing a National Public emergency from Opiod poisoning. Deaths related to prescription and illicit opiods and potent synthetic opiods like fentanyl have had a significant increase in North America.
Health Canada remoed Narcan@ (Nalaxone) from the Prescription Drug list, as a result of this health crisis. The results were that emergency use of Naloxone could be utilized without prescription, as of 2016. It was made available to the public to use in cases of suspected opioid poisioning prior to the arrival of EMS personnel, to expedite saving a life from this powerful poison.
The objective of the Opioid Awareness workshop is to prevent disabiility and death by helping the general public recognize, access help and provide emergency care to victims of suspected opiod poisoning.
Opiod poisoning happens frequently at work, in the field or in the public. Hazard Assessment Part 2 of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code notes that the employer shall assess the job hazards and train their employees to recognize hazards and receive training. Due to the higher frequency of this overdose, we ioffer this workshop as a convenient, reasonable and fast means to be trained. We come to your facility for groups or offer it at our locations.
Timeline:
60 minutes plus
Can be added to:
End of Standard First Aid, Emergency First Aid or Blended online first aid as a Red Cross module
OR
Separate workshop brought to you by a Safety Consultant from Allstar Enviro Safety.
Content:
- Naloxone kit demonstration
- Basics of Opiods and recognizing Opiod poisoning
- First aid scenarios and general care
- Assess,emt pf Suspected Opiod Poisoning
What you receive
Participation card and booklet
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Allstar Enviro Safety Registration Policies
AllstarEnviroSafety greatly values your business. In order to provide consistency and equality for all our students and clients, exceptions to the following policies will not be offered.
COVID 19 Policy
Please do not attend the class if you have COVID 19 symptoms. Wearing masks is optional and at your own discretion.
Refund / Transfer and No Show Policies:
To be eligible for a full refund or to transfer to a new course, notification in writing, must be received no less than five (5)business days prior to the start date (excluding the day of the course).
If you are ill, a medical note can be sent for credit or course date transfer, upon our discretion. No shows without 5 days written notice or late arrivals (over 15 minutes) will not be refunded.
On-line Courses - All registrations are final and no Refunds are available.
AllstarEnviro Safety Course Cancellations:
AllstarEnviroSafety reserves the right to cancel classes. Cancellation notices are via email or phone. In the unlikely event that your training course does not take place after your booking has been confirmed, we will make every effort to reschedule the course and you will be offered an alternative date to take the course issued.
Blended first aid courses can not be refunded. Once the link is sent to a client, we cannot obtain a refund from the First aid institution.
Prerequisite Policy:
A course prerequisite: any requirement a program identifies as necessary for a student to have successfully completed before taking the course. For example, H2S Alive, Common Safety Orientation and Ground Disturbance require that you bring government issued picture i.d. to the class. For recertification of CPR and First Aid, H2S Alive Blended Renewal. It is a requirement to send us the ticket to prove that the card has not expired yet.
It is the right of AllstarEnviro Safety and/or the instructor to cancel a student's registration in a course if the student has not satisfied the published prerequisites for the course. Failure to provide proof of prerequisites on the day of the training will result in a full forfeit of course fees. Students are ultimately responsible for knowing and adhering to course prerequisites.
Third Party Registrations and Payments (companies, parents, spouses, friend, etc.)
As a third-party registrant, you agree to these policies on behalf of the student. It is the third party’s responsibility to ensure that all communication for the program is received by the student. AllstarEnviroSafety will not release any of the Student’s personal information, to the third party without the Student’s prior written consent including grades, or copies of tickets.
Inherent Risk
Some risk is inherent in all courses. Many programs include lifting, hanging from a tripod, putting on breathing apparatus, rescuing and doing compressions repeatedly. By enrolling and participating in these courses, it is understood that you are aware of this element of risk and accept it as an integral part of the activity. For those of you with any limitations, please identify them at the time of registration so we can do our best to accommodate your needs.
Cell phones, Cameras and Electronic devices
For the protections of our student’s privacy, the use of personal electronic devices for recording, photographing and video purposes is strictly prohibited. Please use electronic devices respectfully in all areas.
Literacy
Our programs require a certain level of literacy and a grasp of the English language to pass. Most programs do not accommodate an oral exam. In addition, please bring your necessary hearing aids and glasses so that the student can grasp the program being delivered.
Behavior Policy
AllstarEnviroSafety strives to provide our students with a safe and appropriate environment to facilitate learning. If AllstarEnviro Safety staff determine that a student’s behavior is disruptive or threatening, the staff may take any action he or she deems prudent to protect themselves. This can include discussing the matter with the student, asking the student to leave or calling the police.
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Phone: 403-214-1558
Fax: 403-253-1806
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