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First Aid & CPR

Starting From$295.00
Level: Emergency Response Training Type: Emergency Response Training Duration: Contact Us Delivery: Classroom + Practical
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Course Description

First Aid & CPR training focuses on essential emergency response concepts and practical skills appropriate for workplace teams.

The program can be delivered for individual workers, supervisors, contractors, or teams depending on your project and workforce requirements.

Learning Outcomes

  • Learn essential emergency response concepts
  • Develop practical response awareness
  • Support workplace preparedness
  • Build confidence during emergencies

Course Content

01

Emergency Response

Understand basic principles of responding to emergencies.

02

CPR Concepts

Review important CPR concepts and response procedures.

03

First Aid

Learn essential first-aid response considerations.

04

Emergency Assessment

Understand basic assessment and response priorities.

05

Team Communication

Recognize the importance of clear communication.

06

Workplace Preparedness

Support a more prepared workplace response.

Who Should Attend

  • Employees – Workplace personnel who may need emergency response skills.
  • Supervisors – Supervisors responsible for workplace teams.
  • Safety Teams – Personnel involved in workplace safety programs.
  • Contractors – Contractors and field workers.
  • Managers – Managers supporting workplace emergency preparedness.
  • Workplace Teams – Teams seeking structured emergency response training.

Requirements

  • Must be at least 18 years of age.
  • No prior training required.
  • Ability to participate in practical CPR exercises.

Course Information

Course Fee$295.00
DurationContact Us
Course TypeEmergency Response Training
DeliveryClassroom + Practical
AudienceWorkers & Workplace Teams
LanguageEnglish
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