The leader in WorkSafe BC and workplace approved and safety training programs in the Lower Mainland is Vancouver First Aid. This provider has been training people from all walks of life including teachers, health care workers, doctors, nurses, construction workers, daycare employees, caregivers, students, dental assistants, life-guards, fire-fighters, security guards, VPD officers, coaches and many more. This provider has great rates, large and numerous training facilities, and outstanding teachers. Prospective trainees can choose from a variety of basic first aid classes as well as stand-alone cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillation (AED) classes. Vancouver First Aid has made the process of getting certified in first aid, food safety, and WHMIS training incredibly straightforward and comfortable. Classes are available on-line and registration is available via a variety of different methods listed below.
Vancouver First Aid Contact Details
You can find Vancouver First Aid’s contact details below for inquiries and enrollment in the training course of your needs.
- Telephone: 778-709-9180
- Email: info@vancouverfirstaid.ca
- Website: www.vancouverfirstaid.ca
- Address: 1773 Kingsway, Vancouver, BC V5N 3Z8
Vancouver First Aid’s location can be found in the map below. The training center’s location is convenient and easily accessible to its trainees. It’s located along a popular transit route along Kingsway street. It proudly offers it services to students of Langara College, UBC, SFU, Kwnatlen, BCIT and many other nearby colleges and Universities.
Here is an introductory video to the training services available with this provider.
Lowest Prices For Basic First Aid in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland
This workplace and WorkSafe BC approved training provider offers the most competitive prices for its training courses. A full refund is offered if a 72 hour notice is given. Vancouver First Aid offers a “no pressure” option for trainees who do not finish the course, allowing them to retake the incomplete training course at no additional cost.
Rates for all training courses are inclusive of taxes, certificates, registration fees, and manuals.
- Standard First Aid, CPR and AED – 136.99
- Emergency First Aid, CPR and AED – 79.99
- Emergency Childcare First Aid, CPR and AED – 79.99
Other courses available:
The following other courses are also available for participants:
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Training lecture rooms Food Safe level 1
- Food Safe level 2
- On-line WHMIS courses
- On-line MSDS courses
- Private infant CPR classes
- Basic Life Support
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support
- Babysitting Courses
- Advanced First Aid
- Intermediate First Aid
- Basic First Aid
Use the contact information above to register for one of the above mentioned courses.
Several Facilities to Choose From
This training provider offers a number of training facilities for participants to choose from including facilities in Coquitlam, Burnaby, Langley, Richmond, Yaletown Vancouver and Newton Surrey. For more information about the number or location of basic first aid training provider locations in the GVRD check out the Vancouver First Aid website.
Best Training Center Locations
Training courses are readily available in an assortment of training establishments found all throughout the Vancouver Lower Mainland. It’s one other way that Vancouver First Aid is dedicated to comfort, convenience, and accessibility of its training courses.
Welcoming Staff and Instructors
All of the trainers in Vancouver First Aid’s team are friendly and inviting. Course instructors are welcoming, engaging, mindful, and highly competent. The trainers within this company are what makes studying first aid and CPR a wonderful experience.
Private Classes
Private classes are available for individuals, groups, or agencies who want an individualized schedule. Inquiries about private classes may be done through e-mail or telephone call.
To give you a taste of the instructional classes offered by Vancouver First Aid, read the short lesson below.
Shock
One of the most commonly treated emergencies is shock. Shock is the reduction of blood flow to vital organs which essentially reduces oxygen delivery to cells and tissue and causes them to die. Emergency treatment for shock is remarkably easy and a popular acronym that can help you remember what to do is “WARTS” (Warmth, Airway, Rest and Reassurance, Treatment and Semi-Prone / Sitting).
- Warmth – Keep the victim’s temperature stable and as close to normal as possible. If the victim is in a hot environment provide shade or remove them from the heat. If he or she is cold, cover the victim with a blanket.
- Airway – Loosen tight clothing and keep an open airway. Monitor all vital signs, especially blood pressure, temperature, and heart rate.
- Rest and Reassurance – Provide reassurance for the victim and keep calm.
- Treatment – Usually done at the hospital with fluid resuscitation (blood transfusions, etc.)
- Semi-Prone / Sitting – Only move the victim if you don’t suspect a head or spinal injury. Semi-prone or sitting position allows better blood flow to and from the heart and allows for adequate ventilation of air to the lungs. Contact EMS if you haven’t done so already.