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Select First Aid Ltd. :: Book Courses :: Occupational First Aid :: Level 3
Cancellation policy
Please note:
Individuals canceling a course must give Select First Aid a minimum of five business days notice prior to the class. “No Shows” will result in full liability for entire course cost.
Please make sure to give us at least three business days notice for rescheduling, otherwise a $10.00 administration fee will be charged.
Registration policy:
If you decide to register over the phone - 604-596-5666, or by email info@bcfirstaidcourses.com please be aware that we will need a Visa or a Mastercard number to get you registered. Do NOT email any credit card information, it is highly recommended to call afterwords. You are NOT considered registered until we receive payment or financial commitment.
Only customers with preapproved credit can use phone ordering as a payment method online or pay with a business cheque.
Unfortunately, personal cheques are not accepted.If you plan to pay cash or debit, please be aware of our Office hours: 8:00 am to 4: 30 pm, Monday to Friday.
Any off-line payment is accepted during office hours only. Thank you!
Occupational First Aid—Level III
(70 hours/2 weeks)
Occupational First Aid Level I, II and III courses are recognized first aid courses for work sites in British Columbia. All employers in B.C. must comply with the Workers' Compensation Board regulations except those which are federally regulated. To determine the level of first aid coverage required for a business, consult Select First Aid at (604) 596-5666.
Prerequisites
Students must have reached their sixteenth birthday before they can take the examinations. Successful candidates of Level III will have a restricted ticket until they are 19 years of age. Restricted ticket holders must work under the supervision of an unrestricted ticket holder. An Occupational First Aid Statement of Fitness needs to be filled in and signed together with the application. Students should complete homework assignments prior to the first class. Textbooks and workbooks will be available at the time of registration.
Course Outline
Primary survey
C-Spine control
How to clear an airway
Artificial ventilation
Chest injuries with additional equipment (oral airways, O2 pocket mask, bag & valve mask)
1 person CPR
2 person CPR/AED
Hard collar and spine boards
Leg splints and full immobilizations
Transportation methods
Head and abdominal injuries
Frostbite
Hypothermia, heat stroke, heat exhaustion
Medical conditions
Poisonings
Detailed bleeding control
Shock management
Minor wound care
Burn management
Ligament and tendon problems
Poisons
Basic immobilization when a patient can be transported to medical aid in company vehicle (basic arm splinting and slings)
Rapid Transport for all serious injuries
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