The WorkSafeBC Occupational First Aid Level 2 course is designed for the urban attendant, defined as anyone within 20 minutes surface travel time to a hospital.
Prerequisites
To qualify for the OFA Level 2 course and subsequent certification, a person must be at least 16 years old and have the physical and mental ability to perform first aid skills required to complete the learning tasks. No previous first aid training is required.
Certification
Certification of the OFA level 2 course requires full participation and course attendance. Candidates must demonstrate practical skill competency and achieve 70% on a multiple choice exam. Upon successful completion, the participant will receive certification that is valid for three years.
Course Length
The duration of the Occupational First Aid level 2 course is 36 hours over 5 consecutive days. Universal Health and Safety offers an ideal learning environment with well-appointed facilities and clean and comfortable floors for the hands-on portions of the course. The facility is conveniently located near Gilmore SkyTrain station.
Course Content
Basic life support (CPR-A)
Scene assessment
Patient assessment
Critical airway and breathing and circulatory interventions with C-spine management; including insertion of oral airways, use of oxygen therapy equipment and bag valve mask
Small wound, soft tissue, and fracture management
Cost
$645 per person plus GST (all course material included).
*Please be advised we have a 3 business day cancellation policy.
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