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This guide explains the importance of workplace first aid training, which course levels different sectors require, and how Ontario businesses can easily register for private or group sessions.
If you're ready to register your team, you can contact us directly through our private group form here:
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A member of our training team will reach out with availability, pricing, and answers to any questions.
Ontario workplaces typically schedule training in one of two ways — on-site or off-site. Both options offer the same certification, but the delivery style can be tailored to your organization.
An instructor travels to your workplace, job site, clinic, daycare, office, or facility.
They bring:
All you need is adequate space for group practice (CPR and recovery position require kneeling and floor space).
Groups may attend training at one of our Ottawa locations.
We can:
Training can include First Aid & CPR / AED, BLS, PALS, and ACLS depending on your workplace needs.
If you're unsure which option is best, simply reach out here — we’ll guide you through the process.
Construction workers face some of the highest on-site risks in Ontario. Falls, crush injuries, machinery incidents, electrocution, bleeding emergencies, and fractures are all common hazards.
Because of this, construction companies almost always require:
(Certified through the Canadian Red Cross — valid for 3 years and WSIB-approved.)
Having trained workers on-site means:
Even in clinical and medical environments, non-clinical staff such as receptionists, administrators, assistants, and janitorial workers should be trained in First Aid & CPR.
Emergencies inside healthcare facilities may include:
For healthcare-focused teams, we offer:
(formerly CPR-HCP)
This is the standard for:
Childcare workers require specialized training because emergencies involving infants and children can escalate quickly. These may include:
Ontario law requires daycare and childcare workers to hold:
This certification covers:
Police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and emergency personnel require more advanced levels of medical training due to the nature of their work.
Common courses for first responders include:
These certifications ensure responders can provide high-quality resuscitation and emergency medical care before higher-level teams arrive.
Emergencies do not only occur in high-risk environments. They happen in:
Employees trained in First Aid & CPR can:
One individual trained in CPR can dramatically change the outcome of a cardiac event.
Creating a workplace training program is simpler than most employers expect.
Key steps include:
Workplace first aid programs improve:
To set up your program, simply contact our training team — we can design and manage a training plan tailored to your business needs.
While the information above applies to workplaces across Ontario, businesses located in the Ottawa region can complete their training conveniently at our local centres.
We provide:
All courses are accredited by the Canadian Red Cross and accepted by all employers, regulatory bodies, and WSIB.
Workplace First Aid & CPR training equips employees with the skills needed to respond confidently during emergencies. Whether your team works in construction, childcare, healthcare, manufacturing, or an office environment, proper training ensures safety, preparedness, and compliance.
We make certification simple through flexible on-site and off-site training options.
👉 Empower your team and strengthen your workplace safety program today:
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