First Aid & CPR

• First Aid/CPR/AED
• Advanced First Aid
• Specialty First Aid
• Workplace First Aid & CPR
• Major Account Solutions (MAS)
• Babysitting & Youth Programs
• Special Workshops
• Instructor Development Program
• Federal and Provincial Legislation
• Red Cross Rescuer Award
• World First Aid Day 2012
• November is CPR Month 2012
• Safety Information & Tips
• Online First Aid Participant Feedback Form
• NEW! Videos on compression-only CPR

First Aid & CPR

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Red Cross First Aid. Prepare for Life®

Train with a world leader in First Aid & CPR – choose
the Canadian Red Cross

The Canadian Red Cross offers a wide variety of First Aid and CPR training courses to help workplaces be compliant with both federal and provincial/territorial occupational health and safety legislation.

First Aid & CPR training is mandatory for employees in the workplace; but, unlike most other types of safety training, these skills and knowledge are also applicable to an individual’s daily life. This is why we teach people First Aid & CPR in easy-to-follow steps, empowering them to act on, prevent, and manage life’s emergencies.

Practical hands-on components are supported by a variety of training materials, based on course requirements, such as: mannequins for practising CPR, AED trainers, bandages, splinting materials, barrier devices, first aid kits, auto-injector trainers, inhalers etc.  All Canadian Red Cross programs meet the latest International guidelines and follow strict quality control guidelines and procedures for content development, update and delivery.

Learn how to prevent injuries and to think, react and improvise in emergency situations from a world leader in First Aid - the Canadian Red Cross. Click here to find out more information on training near you!

The Canadian Red Cross Society holds the copyright to any and all photos in its online and printed publications and videos. Photos and videos are taken with the written permission of the person(s) in the photos and videos. If the person(s) is a minor, written permission is obtained from the parent or guardian. All signed permission forms are kept on file and are confidential as per the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (S.C. 2000, c. 5). No photos can be used without prior written permission from the Canadian Red Cross Society, National Office.

Updated November 2012