SAFETY TRAINING

Détails du Cours
Format: Salle de classe
Durée : 18 heures
Prérequis: N/A
EPI requis: N/A
Description du Cours
Les comités mixtes d’hygiène et de sécurité jouent un rôle essentiel pour aider Travail sécuritaire NB à atteindre sa vision de « lieux de travail sains et sécuritaires au Nouveau-Brunswick ». Ils représentent un lien de communication important entre les travailleurs et la direction, et peuvent aider à créer et à maintenir une culture de santé et de sécurité positive au lieu de travail.

Travail sécuritaire NB est reconnaissant des efforts des comités mixtes au Nouveau-Brunswick.
Tous les membres de comités mixtes doivent suivre la formation prescrite par les règlements
Pour plus amples information visiter www.travailsecuritairenb.ca/employeurs/santé-et-sécurité/comités-mixtes-d-hygiène-et-de-sécurité/

Contenu du Cours
• Loi sur l’hygiène et la sécurité au travail du Nouveau-Brunswick et règlements
• Identification des dangers
• Enquête sur les incidents et déclaration
• Pour plus amples information Efficacité du comité d’hygiène et de sécurité

Remarque :
Les participants doivent effectuer toutes les activités pratiques afin d’obtenir un certificat.

This course shows workers how to work safely in and around hydrogen sulphide (H₂S) environments.

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of the course and examination with a minimum score of 70%, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.

Topics Covered

• H₂S properties
• Health hazards and locations
• Hazard assessment and control
• Respiratory protective equipment
• Detection of H₂S
• Initial response strategy

Notes

• Participants must be able to put on a mask and breathe under air
• Participants must be able to participate in rescue drag techniques
• Basic literacy and understanding in the language the course is being taught is required
• Students must be on time and present for all course content instruction. Students who miss any course content cannot be certified and registration fees will not be reimbursed
• Course duration may continue beyond 4:30 pm

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 5-6 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course DescriptionConfined space work involves some of the most critical hazards in the oil and gas industry, so it is critical to understand and plan for them before starting work. This online Confined Space Entry and Monitor course teaches participants to identify, understand and mitigate the potential hazards of working in restricted and confined spaces. Developed using the Canadian Standards Association’s Z1006-16 Management of Work in Confined Spaces and the Canadian Association of Oil and Gas Producers’ Code of Practice for Confined Space.

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of the required proctored exam with a minimum score of 80% you will receive a Certificate that is valid for three years.

Designed For

Those responsible for the entry, planning and supervising of confined space activities; and for those administering employees and/or monitoring entry into restricted or confined spaces.

Topics Covered

• Roles and responsibilities of workers, supervisors, managers and confined space monitors
• OH&S legislated standards
• Code of Practice and requirements for developing one
• Identification and classification of restricted and confined spaces
• Requirements for working in or around restricted and confined spaces
• Hazard assessment and control methods for restricted and confined spaces
• Entry planning and permitting
• Atmospheric testing
• Signage and tagging
• Emergency response

Equipment

• Web camera, headphones or speakers
• Internet access using the latest version of Chrome
• Strong internet connection
• Printer (to print the certificate after successfully completing the course)

Course Details
Format: Classroom
Duration: 7-8 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: CSA approved Hard Hat, Safety glasses, safety gloves, 6 inches high safety boots.

Course Description

This course provides basic fall protection training to work in areas with potential fall hazards. Participants will engage in hands-on training activities, including inspecting, fitting, adjusting and connecting fall protection systems and components. While this basic course can be used as part of a worker's competency assessment, the employer must designate a worker as a "competent person" based on specific tasks assigned.

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a certificate of completion that is valid for three years.

Topics Covered

• Fall protection concepts
• Legislation and regulations
• Safety measures and best practices
• Identifying and assessing fall hazards, fall arrest systems and equipment
• Protection planning
• Effects of fall and fall rescue planning

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 5-8 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: Valid Driver license, valid Fall Protection Training certificate, CSA approved Hard Hat, Safety glasses, safety gloves, 6 inches high safety boots.

Course Description

This course is intended for individual who require an elevated work platform to execute work at height or for supervisor that supervise others that utilized elevated work platform. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as operating elevated work platform equipment. Elevated Work Platform Training can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Elevated work incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard ControlsBasic and Specific PPE requirement
• EWP Types
• Characteristics and uses
• Load limitations and calculations
• Pre-Inspection
• Maintenance and testing EWP
• Correct set up
• Safe and efficient operation techniques
• Spotting
• Shut-down and stowage procedures and associated paperwork
• Emergency Rescue Plan
• Book Exercises
• Operating EWP with Instructor (Practical)

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 5-8 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: Valid Driver license, valid Fall Protection Training certificate, CSA approved Hard Hat, Safety glasses, safety gloves, 6 inches high safety boots.

Course Description

This course is intended for individual who require a Telehandler to execute work or for supervisor that supervise others that utilized Telehandler This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as moving equipment or materials. Telehandler can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Telehandler incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Basic and Specific PPE requirement
• Telehandler attachments
• Characteristics and uses
• Load limitations and calculations
• Pre-Inspection
• Maintenance and testing Telehandler
• Correct set up
• Safe and efficient operation techniques
• Spotting
• Shut-down and stowage procedures and associated paperwork
• Emergency Rescue Plan
• Book Exercises
• Operating Telehandler with Instructor (Practical)

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 4-6 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: Valid Driver license, valid Fall Protection Training certificate, CSA approved Hard Hat, Safety glasses, safety gloves, 6 inches high safety boots.

Course Description

This course is intended for individual who require a Skid Steer to execute work or for supervisor that supervise others that utilized Telehandler. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as moving equipment or materials. Skidsteer can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Skid Steer incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Basic and Specific PPE requirement
• Skid Steer attachments
• Characteristics and uses
• Load limitations and calculations
• Pre-Inspection
• Maintenance and testing Skid Steer
• Correct set up
• Safe and efficient operation techniques
• Spotting
• Shut-down and stowage procedures and associated paperwork
• Emergency Rescue Plan
• Book Exercises
• Operating Skid Steer with Instructor (Practical)

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 1-3 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: Valid Driver license, valid Fall Protection Training certificate, CSA approved Hard Hat, Safety glasses, safety gloves, 6 inches high safety boots.

Course Description

This course is intended for individual who perform the scope of work of a flagger or for supervisor that supervise others that control traffic by flagging. This course will covers theoretical and practical content. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as control the traffic. Flagging can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Flagger incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Basic and Specific PPE requirement
• Communication with co-workers, others workers and the public.
• Emergency Response Plan
• Dealing with Emergency vehicles and other exceptional situations.
• Book Exercises

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 1-3 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

This course is intended for individual who perform the scope of work of a spotter or for supervisor that supervise others that spotting for an operator. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as spotting for an operator. Spotting can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Flagger incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Basic and Specific PPE requirement
• Communication between drivers/operators and spotters.
• Heavy Mobile Equipment – blind spot, swing radius, tip zone
• Hand Signal
• Emergency Response Plan
• Book Exercises

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 4-5 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: CSA approved Hard Hat, Safety glasses, safety gloves, 6 inches high safety boots.

Course Description

This course is intended for individual who perform the scope of work of rigging or for supervisor that supervise others who’s performing the rigging. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such rigging equipment. Rigging can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Flagger incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Basic and Specific PPE requirement
• Hoisting, Rigging Fundamentals & Principles
• Inspection & Application of rigging hardware & Slings
• Emergency Response Plan
• Book Exercises

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 2-3 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

This course will equip you with the skills required to inspect and use fire extinguishers and fire equipment on small workplace fires. This training will focus on evacuating in case of fire. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as inspecting fire extinguisher. This training can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Flagger incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Basic and Specific PPE requirement
• Fire Triangle
• Raising the alarm
• Classes of fire
• Emergency Response Plan – Fire safety & Evacuation
• Safety procedures when fighting fires
• Firefighting tactics
• Book Exercises

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 2-3 hrs
Time: between 8AM-5PM
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

This course will equip you with the skills required to transport dangerous good. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as transporting and shipping dangerous good. This training can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Flagger incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Basic and Specific PPE requirement
• Classification of dangerous goods
• Applicable safety markings and means of containment
• Shipping documentation requirements
• Developing and/or maintaining a site specific TDG program
• Dangerous Occurrence Reporting and accidental releases
• Exemptions
• Training requirements
• Enforcement, penalties and fines
• Book Exercises

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 2-3 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

This course will equip you with the skills required to transport dangerous good. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as transporting and shipping dangerous good. This training can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation (GHS changes)
• Definitions
• Case studies of chemical incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Basic and Specific PPE requirement
• Classification of hazardous products (hazard groups, classes and categories)
• Book Exercises

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 3-4 hrs
Time: between 8AM-5PM
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

This course will equip you with the skills required to recognize, identify, evaluate risk and properly control hazard in workplace. This course will covers theoretical and practical content.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such as assessing an area for hazards. This training can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Flagger incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Hazard Assessment Tool (Formal and Site Specific Hazard Assessment)
• Applying and Monitoring of Controls
• Continuous improvement
• Book Exercises

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 2-3 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

This course is intended for individual who need to use respiratory protection or for supervisor that supervise others who’s need to use respiratory protection.

This course is designed to give you the appropriate knowledge required for performing routine procedures such welding. This training can benefit professionals from a range of industries, such as:

• Trades
• Oil and Gas.
• Construction
• Health and Safety

Topics include:

• Introduction
• Legislation
• Definitions
• Case studies of Flagger incidents
• Competency requirement
• Roles and Responsibilities of Management & Employees
• Training requirements
• Hazard Recognition, Identification, Evaluation
• Risk Assessments & Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
• Selection
  • how to recognise the need to wear the device
  • importance of conscientiously wearing the device
  • how the device works
  • application and limitations of the device
  • how to determine if it is working properly
  • the time for which the device will give protection
  • procedure for dealing with an emergency when the device is being worn
  • importance of not removing the device until it is safe to do so
  • importance of taking care of the device, such as cleaning, maintenance, storage.
• Fitting
• Maintenance
• Emergency Response Plan
• Book Exercises

Note: Attendees are required to successfully complete a written exam and with an 80% pass mark.

Respiratory Fit Testing is also available

First Aid & CPR includes the following courses:

• Emergency First Aid
• Standard First Aid
• Child Care Standard First Aid
• Standard First Aid Recertification
• Basic Life Support Provider CPR
• First Aid Level C CPR

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 8 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

This one day course serves as an introduction to First Aid concentrating primarily on CPR skills, controlling bleeding, treating shock and respiratory emergencies.

Topics include:

• Legal Requirements and Responsibilities in the Workplace for Albertans
• The Need for and Importance of CPR
• The Sign of Life™ (Primary Assessment)
• CPR for Adult, Child and Infant (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation)
• AED Training
• Partial and Complete Airway Obstructions for Adult, Child and Infant
• Special Considerations when doing CPR
• Basic Structure and Function of the Respiratory System
• Basic Structure and Function of the Circulatory System
• Risk Factors of Cardiovascular Disease
• Signs and Symptoms and First Aid for Angina / Heart Attack and TIA / Stroke
• Severe External Bleeding, Amputations and Care for Amputated Tissue
• Internal Bleeding / Shock
• Unconsciousness / Fainting
• Recovery Position
• Closed and Open Wounds
• Scalp, Ear, Eye, Mouth and Nose Injuries
• Thermal Injuries (Burns)
• Chemical and Electrical Injuries (Burns)
• Drowning, Hyperventilation, Asthma, Anaphylaxis, Inhalation, and Chest Injuries

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 16 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

Standard First Aid is the most commonly required training course in the workplace. In addition to CPR, this course offers valuable information and skills to a first aider so that you will be effective until EMS arrives.

Topics include:

• Legal Requirements and Responsibilities in the Workplace for Albertans
• The Need for and Importance of CPR
• The Sign of Life™ (Primary Assessment)
• CPR for Adult, Child and Infant (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation)
• AED Training
• Partial and Complete Airway Obstructions for Adult, Child and Infant
• Special Considerations when doing CPR
• Basic Structure and Function of the Respiratory System
• Basic Structure and Function of the Circulatory System
• Risk Factors of Cardiovascular Disease
• Signs and Symptoms and First Aid for Angina / Heart Attack and TIA / Stroke
• Severe External Bleeding, Amputations and Care for Amputated Tissue
• Internal Bleeding / Shock
• Unconsciousness / Fainting
• Recovery Position
• Closed and Open Wounds
• Scalp, Ear, Eye, Mouth and Nose Injuries
• Thermal Injuries (Burns)
• Chemical and Electrical Injuries (Burns)
• Drowning, Hyperventilation, Asthma, Anaphylaxis, Inhalation, and Chest Injuries
• Principles of the Secondary Assessment
• Head / Spine and Pelvic Injuries
• Poisons, bites, Stings
• Cold Emergencies
• Heat Emergencies
• Diabetic Emergencies
• Seizures.
• Emergency Child Birth
• Bone and Joint Injuries
• First Aid Kits

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 17 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

The Child Care Standard First Aid course is a requirement for anyone who works with children in facilities such as day cares and day homes. It also provides new parents with vital information on first aid for their children and infants.

In addition to CPR, this Child Care course offers valuable information and skills so that you will be effective until EMS arrives.

The program is built on the Apex Standard First Aid course which is the most commonly required training course in the workplace.

Topics include:

• Legal Requirements and Responsibilities in the Workplace for Albertans
• The Need for and Importance of CPR
• The Sign of Life™ (Primary Assessment)
• CPR for Adult, Child and Infant (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation)
• AED Training
• Partial and Complete Airway Obstructions for Adult, Child and Infant
• Special Considerations when doing CPR
• Basic Structure and Function of the Respiratory System
• Basic Structure and Function of the Circulatory System
• Risk Factors of Cardiovascular Disease
• Signs and Symptoms and First Aid for Angina / Heart Attack and TIA / Stroke
• Severe External Bleeding, Amputations and Care for Amputated Tissue
• Internal Bleeding / Shock
• Unconsciousness / Fainting
• Recovery Position
• Closed and Open Wounds
• Scalp, Ear, Eye, Mouth and Nose Injuries
• Thermal Injuries (Burns)
• Chemical and Electrical Injuries (Burns)
• Drowning, Hyperventilation, Asthma, Anaphylaxis, Inhalation, and Chest Injuries
• Principles of the Secondary Assessment
• Head / Spine and Pelvic Injuries
• Poisons, bites, Stings
• Cold Emergencies
• Heat Emergencies
• Diabetic Emergencies
• Seizures
• Emergency Child Birth
• Bone and Joint Injuries
• First Aid Kits
• Child Care Specific Information:
  • Abuse (Signs of)
  • Asthma
  • Calling 911 / Parents / Guardians
  • Chickenpox
  • Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye)
  • Constipation
  • Croup
  • Dental Hygiene
  • Dehydration
  • Diarrhea
  • Diaper Rash
  • Earaches
  • Eczema
  • Fever
  • Five Rights of Medication
  • Hepatitis
  • Illnesses in Children (Signs of)
  • Immunizations
  • Legal Responsibilities
  • Lice
  • Measles
  • Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
  • Pinworms
  • Policies
  • Ringworms
  • Scabies
  • Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS)
  • Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
  • Vomiting

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 17 hrs
Prerequisites: Current Standard First Aid Certification from an Alberta Workplace Health & Safety recognized training institution. Current certification must be submitted to Registrar upon registration
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

If your Standard First Aid certification is in effect, you may be eligible to enrol in a 1-day Standard First Aid Recertification course. Along with CPR, this course offers valuable information and skills so that you can be effective in an emergency situation until EMS arrives.

Topics include:

• Legal requirements for workplace first aiders Acts and Regulations in Alberta
• S T O P Sign of Life
• Basic structure and function of the airway / respiratory system
• Airway emergencies (choking)
• Special considerations
• Basic structure and function of the circulatory system
• Signs & symptoms and first aid for cardiovascular emergencies, angina / heart attack AND TIA / stroke
• Risk factors of cardiovascular disease
• CPR (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation)
• Recovery position
• AED (Automated External Defibrillation)
• Severe external bleeding
• Amputations and care for amputated tissue
• Internal bleeding / Shock Unconsciousness / Fainting
• Principles of secondary assessment using SAMPLE, vital signs & head-to-toe exam
• Drowning, Hyperventilation, Asthma, Anaphylactic Reaction, Inhalation and Chest Injuries
• Head, spine and pelvic injuries (including rollovers, immobilization)
• Closed and open wounds
• Bleeding from scalp and ears
• Eye, mouth and nose injuries
• Thermal injuries (burns)
• Chemical and electrical injuries
• Poisons, bites and stings
• Bone and joint injuries of upper and lower extremities
• First aid kits – contents incl. barrier devices
• Cold emergencies (hypothermia, frost nip and frostbite)
• Heat emergencies
• Diabetic emergencies
• Seizures (convulsions)
• Emergency childbirth

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 17 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

Taught by qualified Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada instructors, this course is recommended for those who work or study as healthcare providers (ie: Nursing, Medicine, Dentistry, Chiropractic, Rehabilitation, etc.)

Topics include:

• Adult And Child CPR – One And Two Rescuer
• AED Training
• Infant CPR
• Artificial Respiration
• Adult, Child And Infant Obstructed Airway Management
• Advanced Airway Management – Bag Valve Mask
• Recovery Position
• Recognizing Signs And Symptoms Of Heart Attack
• Reducing Risk Factors Of Heart Disease
• Healthy Heart Living (Lifestyles)
• Disease Transmission And Barrier Devices
• Special Situations

Course Details

Format: Classroom
Duration: 6 hrs
Prerequisites: N/A
PPE Required: N/A

Course Description

Taught by qualified Apex Training Solutions instructors, this course is recommended for anyone who is not a Healthcare Provider. Take this course as a pre-requisite for work or school, or just to brush up on your knowledge of cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Includes AED training, which everyone should know!

Topics include:

• Adult and Child CPR
• AED Training
• Infant CPR
• Adult, Child and Infant Obstructed Airway Management
• Recovery Position
• Recognizing Signs and Symptoms of Heart Attack and Stroke
• Reducing Risk Factors of Heart Disease
• Healthy Heart Living (Lifestyles)
• Disease Transmission and Barrier Devices
• Special Situations