Victoria - Tillicum Centre Marine Basic First Aid Course - CPR (Blended)

Course Overview - Marine Basic First Aid & CPR C

This Canadian Red Cross Marine Basic First Aid and CPR Level C course equips participants with essential first aid and CPR skills, emphasizing scenarios specific to marine and fishing industries. The course meets the requirements outlined in Transport Publication (TP) 13008 E and is ideal for those working on or near water.

The online module allows participants to learn at their own pace before attending the in-person session, which focuses on hands-on practice and realistic scenarios. By the end of this course, participants will feel confident and prepared to respond effectively in emergencies.

Key Topics Include:

• The Red Cross and EMS System: Learn about the Red Cross approach to first aid and the Emergency Medical Services system.
• Responding to Emergencies: Understand the steps of Check, Call, Care to provide effective first aid.
• Airway, Breathing, and Circulation Emergencies: Manage airway obstructions, respiratory distress, and cardiac arrest.
• Wound Care: Treat minor and major wounds, including those specific to marine environments.
• Head, Spine, and Bone Injuries: Respond to head trauma, spinal injuries, and fractures.
• Sudden Medical Emergencies: Recognize and provide care for conditions like seizures, diabetes, and anaphylaxis.
• Environmental Emergencies: Address hypothermia, heatstroke, and other challenges specific to marine environments.
• Poisons: Learn how to identify and respond to poisoning incidents.

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Why Choose This First Aid Training?

• Meets Transport Canada Standards: Approved for marine workers under TP 13008 E.
• Blended Learning Format: Combines the flexibility of online learning with the effectiveness of hands-on practice.
• CPR Level C Certification: Includes training for adult, child, and infant CPR.
• Realistic Marine Scenarios: Focuses on situations specific to marine and fishing industries to build confidence in real-world emergencies.
• Comprehensive Training: Covers essential first aid topics tailored to marine environments.

Course Duration

• Full Course: 16 hours (8 hours Online + 8 hours In-Person Practical)
• Recertification: Requires full course as per Transport Canada

This blended course provides 16 hours of comprehensive training, combining online learning with in-person sessions to ensure participants are well-prepared for workplace emergencies.

Transport Canada Compliance

This course complies with Transport Canada requirements outlined in TP 13008 E, ensuring that participants meet the safety standards necessary for marine work environments.

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