COVID-19 Safety Protocols currently in practice

We have implemented the following safety protocols for all courses until further notice:

1. Maximum 12 students

2. Masks worn by all students and instructor

3. Social distancing when possible

CPR/AED (level C )

Level C - Adult, Child, Infant emergencies

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) provides the skills needed to recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking for adults, children (1 to 8 yrs) and babies (under 12 months) depending on the level of CPR chosen. All courses include training in the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Courses offer training suitable for workplace or general interest and include the latest CPR guidelines.  We offer the most current standards of training in all Canadian Red Cross courses. This course meets WSIB Requirements for Standard First Aid and CPR training.

Course Content

• The First Aiders' Role

• Check, Call, Care

• Recovery Position

• Choking - adult, child, infant

• Assisting with medications

• CPR and AED (defibrillator)

• Angina and Heart Attack

• Stroke

• Deadly Bleeding

Duration: CPR/AED level C - Maximum 5 hrs

Price (5 students or more)

CPR level C: $65/pp

Take-home text books: $10.00 (electronic version is available free online at MyRedcross.ca     

* We accommodate small groups of 4 students

$275 Flat Rate

Additional Instructor mileage fee: .55/km (first 50km free!)

(Course Health Precautions - more...)

Group Course Request Form

Please complete for more details or to book a course and we will contact you within 24 hours.

Other course options:

- EMERGENCY FIRST AID & CPR/AED

- STANDARD FIRST AID & CPR/AED

Health Precautions

CPRed.ca is dedicated to ensuring the health and safety of all participants in our courses. The physical activity involved in a First aid/CPR course should not pose a health concern, however, there are individuals who may find the physical activities in a course challenging. Before you participate, we recommend you consult with your physician if you have any of the following:

• A history of heart attack or other heart conditions
• Respiratory problems (i.e. asthma)
• Pregnancy
• Bone or joint injuries

The course involves activities such as:

• Kneeling on the ground and compressing the chest of a manikin
• Lying and rolling on the ground
• Working with partners for choking procedures, bandaging and splinting

 Participants may choose to bring a cushion to kneel on during skills performances. First Aid and CPR courses require 100% participation by the student in order to receive a Red Cross certificate. If you are unable to physically participate to receive certification, we still invite you to attend, observe and participate when you can.

CPRed.ca is a Canadian Red Cross Training Partner. We teach the latest standards in CPR and First Aid, meeting Federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for Standard First Aid and CPR training.

Examples of Course Requirements in Ontario

Ontario Workplaces:   Emergency First Aid & CPR or Standard First Aid & CPR (relative to number of employees)

Daycare Worker:   CPR Level C (Emergency First Aid & CPR Level C recommended)

Dental Offices:   Basic Life Support (BLS)

Nursing Home Worker:   CPR Level C (BLS recommended)

Personal Support Worker:   Standard First Aid & CPR Level C

Personal Trainer:   CPR Level A(Level C recommended)