First Aid Training (WSIB + HRSDC Approved)
*In Accordance With The New ILCOR Guidlines* (updated Sept/2011)
All For Safety™ - Handling Emergency Situations
Our programs and trainers have received fantastic reviews from our client's like..."great instructor's; really related the training to our environment; I feel I can handle any first aid emergency at work and at home; I enjoyed the training and the patience of the instructor's to make sure I knew what I was doing; we will definitely bring your company and trainers back..."
CBHM has been providing First Aid and CPR training since 1997, and has certified thousands of participants. We have represented companies in all types of workplaces including hospitals, manufacturing, retail, government and professional office environments.
Ensuring participant learning and competency to all training curriculum is taken very seriously by our organization. We deliver motivating and results focused training so that participants can immediately apply their learned skills and knowledge.
Want your first aid training to reflect your workplace environment?
Like the idea of scenario based training that will get your first aid responders ready and able to apply their skills in any first aid situation?
Contact our office by phone or send us your requirements using our form and we'll contact you shortly!
SERVICES OVERVIEW
Recognized by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), in accordance to Regulation 1101 of the Workplace Safety & Insurance Act, Canadian Business Health Management Inc. (CBHM) has been granted recognition for its Standard and Emergency First Aid Programs.
Approval of Basic and Standard First Aid in accordance with the requirements of subsection 16.12 of the Canada Occupational Safety and Health Regulations by Director General for the Minister of Labour, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.
With years of training experience in teaching workers, supervisors and management from safety to performance in all types of industry, we have learned that a great program requires the following elements for success:
- core content that provides exactly what is needed
- theoretical and background subject matter coupled with practical hands on application
- testing and measurement of demonstrated knowledge and skill
- outstanding trainers that engage the learner and can motivate interaction through discussion and 'hands on competency'
- trainers who have extensive health care experiences that can bring their knowledge and experiences to help learners gain first hand competencies
- ongoing quality control and feedback from participants to ensure materials, instructors and the overall training experience is meeting expectations
- programs that are current, approved, and delivered to recognized standards
- training taught to reflect the specific workplace environment of participant's and associated hazards
At CBHM, we made a decision to employ only health care professionals with years of front line experience to teach our program. This was done to help ensure quality control of the training delivery of taught skills. We are very careful to select only those trainers who can:
- deliver results and ensure participants are competent in meeting all elements
- keep a group of participants engaged and excited about the learning and training experience
- quality control the delivery of all training elements as approved by the WSIB in meeting Regulation 1101.
The three levels of certification training...
Level A - adult
Level B - adult and child
Level C - adult, child, and infant
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Healthcare Professional: programs taught to reflect higher skill levels (CBHM trains healthcare professionals).
Lay Rescuer - training provided for most work places and general public.
** In Accordance With The New ILCOR Guidelines **
Automated External Defibrillation and CPR Training - 4 hrs
ALL FOR SAFETY™ - Handling Emergency Situations - AED and CPR Training
AED & CPR Program Outline
- Legal Responsibilities (understanding consent, applied consent, abandonment)
- Safeguarding Your Health; Communicable Diseases
- Personal Protective Equipment; Glove Removal; Decontamination Protocols
- Scene Survey; Primary Survey; Secondary Survey; Ongoing Casualty Care
AED and CPR Core Content:
- Emergency Scene Management (ESM)
- Cardiovascular Emergencies and AED
- One Rescuer CPR - Adult; CPR and AED
- Choking - (partial and complete airway obstruction adult, special circumstances)
Upon Completion of the Program
Participants/companies receive...
- record of training
- wallet cards
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ALL FOR SAFETY™ - Handling Emergency Situations
Emergency First Aid Program Outline
- Legal Responsibilities (understanding consent, applied consent, abandonment)
- Safeguarding Your Health; Communicable Diseases
- Personal Protective Equipment; Glove Removal; Decontamination Protocols
- Scene Survey; Primary Survey; Secondary Survey; Ongoing Casualty Care
Emergency First Aid Core Content - signs, symptoms & treatment for:
- Emergency Scene Management (ESM)
- Shock, Unconsciousness, Fainting
- Choking (partial and complete airway obstruction adult, special circumstances)
- Severe Bleeding (internal & external); Wound Care; Burns
- Cardiovascular Emergencies
- One Rescuer CPR/AED
- Medical Conditions - Diabetes, Seizures, Allergic Reactions...
Upon Completion of the Program
- participants/companies receive certificates
- record of training
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ALL FOR SAFETY™ - Handling Emergency Situations
Standard First Aid (Ontario) Outline
- Legal Responsibilities (understanding consent, applied consent, abandonment)
- Safeguarding Your Health; Communicable Diseases
- Personal Protective Equipment; Glove Removal; Decontamination Protocols
- Scene Survey; Primary Survey; Secondary Survey; Ongoing Casualty Care
SFA Core Content - signs, symptoms & treatment for:
- Emergency Scene Management (ESM)
- Shock, Unconsciousness, Fainting
- Choking (partial and complete airway obstruction adult, special circumstances)
- Severe Bleeding (internal & external); Wound Care; Burns
- Cardiovascular Emergencies
- One and Two Rescuer CPR/AED
- Medical Conditions - Diabetes, Seizure, Allergic Reactions...
SFA Elective Modules (minimum of eight modules)
- Bone Muscle and Joint Injuries
- Head and Spinal Injuries
- Pelvic, Abdominal and Crush Injuries
- Environmental Illnesses, Medical Conditions and Injuries
- Multiple Injury Management
- Child Resuscitation (Choking, CPR/AED)
- Infant Resuscitation (Choking, CPR)
- Secondary Survey
- Rescue Carries
Upon Completion of the Program
- participants/companies receive certificates
- record of training
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This two hour training module is designed to provide a basic understanding of blood borne pathogens, common modes of their transmission, methods of prevention, and other pertinent information.
- What are blood borne pathogens?
- Understanding the Occupational Health & Safety Act
- 4 Types of biological hazards
- Disease Transmission
- Universal Precautions
- Understanding your risk
- Recommendations by Public Health Agency of Canada
- Immunization
- Engineering Controls and Work Practices- Includes for Medical Personnel
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Procedures for clean up
- Hand washing
Looking into oxygen training?
Contact our office to discuss your specific program requirements.
If you are interested in purchasing an Automated External Defibrillator, we can certainly help you. Please fill out the "First Aid Training Questions" form on the upper right of your screen indicating what you are looking for, numbers and any other useful information and we will contact you to discuss further...or give us a call at 1.866.461.CBHM (2246)...we're here to help!