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  • Equivalent to OFA L1
  • Includes 2011 First Aid & CPR Guidelines
  • 8 hour program (7 hours of instruction)
  • 3 year certification
  • includes CPR-A
  • Take-home materials: WEFA Student Guide, certification card


Candidate must be at least 16 years of age and be able to understand and perform the first aid skills required at this level.


  • Students must complete a written knowledge evaluation and achieve a minimum grade of 70%
  • Students must demonstrate competency in all practical skills before certification will be issued


  • The Red Cross
  • Preparing to Respond & Prevention of Disease Transmission
  • Check, Call, Care (Primary Survey)
  • Minor Wound Care & WorkSafeBC Reports & Paperwork
  • Airway Emergencies, Breathing & Cardiovascular Emergencies
  • Shock, Bleeding & Sudden Medical Emergencies
  • Breathing emergency management
  • Circulation emergency management
  • Sudden medical conditions


  • Principles of Providing First Aid in the Worlplace
  • Patient Assessment Skills
  • Caring for Casualties with a possible spinal cord injury
  • How to care for Life-threatening conditions involving the Airway, Breathing and Circulation
  • How to manage minor injuries & how to complete WorkSafeBC paperwork


This course is physically demanding. It will require prolonged kneeling, working in stooped positions, and rolling patients. Each class participant is required to function as attendant, helper and patient.

Accommodation may be made for participants that indicate a problem with some of the aforementioned activities. Participants may be permitted to adopt "comfort" positions on the floor to avoid kneeling or stooping for prolonged periods, even though the positions may not facilitate optimum patient care. However, regardless of accommodation made during the class, participants will be required to demonstrate specific skills according to an accepted standard before certification is issued.

Medical exam gloves are used during all practice sessions. Participants need to be aware of possible allergic reactions to latex gloves and powder used in some brands.

Personal Protective Equipment ("PPE") – knee pads recommended.

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