Intermediate / Standard First Aid and CPR C Course - In Person 2 Days
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The Intermediate / Standard First Aid and CPR C course is a comprehensive Canadian Red Cross workplace First Aid, CPR and AED certification course designed for individuals who require a higher level of workplace First Aid training.
The course curriculum meets the requirements of federal and provincial authorities having jurisdiction over workplace First Aid training and meets the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Z1210 standard for Intermediate First Aid training.
In British Columbia, the Canadian Red Cross Intermediate First Aid and CPR C/AED certification is accepted by WorkSafeBC as Intermediate First Aid, formerly known as Occupational First Aid Level 2 (OFA 2).
The course provides more extensive training than Basic / Emergency First Aid and covers CPR, AED use, injuries, medical emergencies, environmental illnesses, poisoning and other situations participants may encounter in the workplace or everyday life.
Duration
2 Days Course:
The course consists of approximately 14 hours of instructor-led, in-person training completed over two days.
The blended course provides the same Canadian Red Cross Intermediate First Aid and CPR C/AED certification upon successful completion.
Completion Requirements
To successfully complete the course and receive certification, participants must:
Complete the required online portion before attending the in-person session when taking the blended course
Attend and participate in 100% of the required training
Successfully demonstrate all required First Aid, CPR and AED skills and critical steps
Demonstrate an understanding of appropriate emergency response procedures
Achieve a minimum grade of 75% on the written knowledge evaluation
Certification
Upon successful completion, participants receive an official Canadian Red Cross Intermediate First Aid and CPR C/AED certification, valid for 3 years.
The certificate is registered with the Canadian Red Cross and issued electronically through the Canadian Red Cross certification database. Participants receive their digital certificate by email following successful completion of the course.
In British Columbia, this certification is accepted by WorkSafeBC as Intermediate First Aid, formerly OFA Level 2.
Recertification
Eligible participants may renew their certification by completing the Canadian Red Cross Intermediate / Standard First Aid and CPR C recertification course.
The recertification course is approximately 7.5 hours of in-person training.
Participants must meet the applicable eligibility requirements and hold an appropriate certification for recertification.
Who Is This Course For?
Intermediate / Standard First Aid and CPR C is suitable for individuals who require comprehensive workplace First Aid certification or want more extensive First Aid knowledge than the Basic / Emergency First Aid course provides.
This course is suitable for:
Employees who require Intermediate First Aid certification
Workplaces requiring a designated Intermediate First Aid attendant
Individuals requiring Standard First Aid and CPR C certification
Employees working in workplaces where the employer's First Aid assessment requires Intermediate First Aid
College and university students requiring Standard First Aid for their program or placement
Health care and community support workers where Standard or Intermediate First Aid is required
Caregivers and support workers
Individuals wanting more comprehensive First Aid and emergency response training
Individuals requiring Intermediate First Aid / former OFA Level 2 equivalent certification in British Columbia
The level of First Aid required for a particular workplace depends on factors such as the workplace hazard rating, number of workers, location and access to emergency medical services. Employers should determine their required level through their applicable workplace First Aid assessment.
Course Content
Participants receive comprehensive First Aid, CPR C and AED training covering:
The Red Cross
Preparing to respond
The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) system
Check, Call, Care
Airway emergencies
Breathing and circulation emergencies
First Aid for respiratory and cardiac arrest
CPR C for adults, children and infants
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use
Wound care
Head, neck and spinal injuries
Bone, muscle and joint injuries
Sudden medical emergencies
Environmental illnesses
Poisoning, including opioid poisoning
Additional First Aid content required by applicable provincial or federal workplace requirements
Included With Your Course
All participants receive:
Canadian Red Cross First Aid & CPR eBook
Comprehensive Guide to First Aid & CPR eBook
Online course access for blended training
Hands-on First Aid, CPR C and AED training
Practical skills evaluation
Written examination
Official Canadian Red Cross digital certification upon successful completion
Certificate registration through the Canadian Red Cross certification system
3-year Intermediate First Aid and CPR C/AED certification