Basic emergency first aid surrey

The Basic/Emergency First Aid course in Surrey is an 8-hour, in-class training program certified by the Canadian Red Cross. This one-day course includes CPR and AED training for adults, children, and infants, along with choking response, severe bleeding control, shock management, anaphylaxis response, and breathing emergency care. Previously known as Emergency First Aid with CPR/AED Level C, the program has been renamed Basic/Emergency First Aid to align with the CSA Z1210 national standard. The course content and three-year certification remain unchanged.
At Mainland Safety's Surrey campus, our experienced instructors use hands-on, scenario-based training to help you build real confidence. You will practise on professional manikins and AED trainers, learning to identify heart attack and stroke warning signs, manage wounds and burns, and assess injured persons before help arrives. This course is also recognized by WorkSafeBC as equivalent to OFA Level 1. To pass, you must demonstrate all required skills and score at least 75 percent on the written evaluation.

Basic/Emergency First Aid training in Surrey is designed for workers and residents who need Canadian Red Cross certification for workplace requirements or personal preparedness. Surrey's construction companies across Cloverdale, Fleetwood, and King George Boulevard need certified first aid attendants on their job sites. Warehouse and logistics employees near Port Kells, retail and hospitality staff at Guildford Town Centre and Central City, and office workers across Surrey all benefit from this course.
Beyond the workplace, this first aid course in Surrey is popular with parents, caregivers, community volunteers, coaches, newcomers to Canada, and anyone who wants to be ready to help during an emergency. No previous experience is required, and you must be at least 16 years of age. Mainland Safety has certified over 20,000 students since 2016 and offers both weekday and weekend first aid classes in Surrey.