Workplace First Aid Training in Vancouve
Keep your team safe and your business compliant. We deliver certified first aid programs built for BC workplaces — at our facility or yours.
Who Needs This
BC Law Requires a Certified First Aid Attendant at Every Worksite
Under the Workers Compensation Act and WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 3, every BC employer must maintain first aid coverage based on workforce size and hazard level.
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Construction & Trades
High-hazard sites must maintain OFA Level 2 or 3 attendants on shift at all times.
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Offices & Retail
Low-hazard workplaces with 5–50 workers require Basic First Aid (OFA 1) coverage.
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Restaurants & Hospitality
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.
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Manufacturing & Warehousing
Medium-to-high hazard facilities typically require Intermediate First Aid (OFA 2) trained staff.
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Childcare & Education
BC Childcare Licensing mandates Emergency Childcare First Aid CPR-B for all licensed facilities.
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Transportation & Logistics
Drivers and dispatch operations must comply with WorkSafeBC first aid requirements for mobile worksites.
Our Courses
Courses That Meet Every Level
Basic First Aid (OFA 1)
1-day course. Required for low-hazard workplaces. Covers CPR-C, AED, and essential emergency response.
Intermediate First Aid (OFA 2)
2-day course. For medium/high-hazard workplaces. In-depth assessment, wound care, and emergency management.
Emergency Childcare First Aid
1-day course. BC Childcare Licensing approved. Covers infant/child CPR-B and pediatric emergencies.
Standard First Aid + CPR-C
2-day comprehensive course. Red Cross certified. Accepted as equivalent to WorkSafeBC Intermediate First Aid.
WorkSafeBC Requirements
Stay Compliant — Avoid Costly Penalties
WorkSafeBC officers can issue stop-work orders and fines for non-compliance. Here's what the regulation requires:
WorkSafeBC Regulation Part 3
- First aid must be available at every worksite whenever workers are present
- Hazard rating and number of workers determine required coverage level
- Attendants must hold a valid certificate from a WorkSafeBC-approved provider
- Certificates must be renewed before expiry — Basic & Intermediate every 3 years
- First aid records must be maintained and available for WorkSafeBC inspection
Why Group Training
Benefits of Workplace Group First Aid Training
Training your whole team at once is smarter, more efficient, and builds a culture of safety across your organisation.
Group Pricing Savings
Certify 6–60 employees at a discounted group rate. The more you train, the more you save per person.
Flexible Scheduling
Morning, afternoon, evening, or weekend sessions — we work around your operational hours.
Train at Your Location
We bring the equipment and instructor to your workplace — no travel time lost for your team.
Compliance Records
We provide certificate tracking and expiry reminders so you stay audit-ready year-round.
Multilingual Instruction
Training available in Punjabi, Mandarin, Cantonese, Tagalog, and Spanish for diverse teams.
Red Cross Certified
All certificates issued by the Canadian Red Cross — recognized by employers across Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Most group sessions run with 6 to 20 participants. Fewer than 6 is usually more cost-effective through public courses, contact us and we'll tell you honestly which route saves you money.
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Emergency First Aid with CPR/AED is 8 hours (one day). Standard First Aid is 14–16 hours (typically two days). We can split Standard into two half-days if a full shutdown isn't practical.
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Yes, manikins, AED trainers, bandages, and all materials come with the instructor. All we need from you is a room that fits your team with space to practice on the floor.
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Three years. We'll send your HR or safety lead a reminder before certifications expire so your team stays current.