Two of the most popular Ontario WSIB-approved first aid and CPR courses are standard and emergency first aid. Standard first aid is a two-day comprehensive course and emergency first aid is a one-day basic training program. The leading provider of both of these certification courses is Mississauga First Aid. With quality programs for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) offered at very affordable rates, Mississauga First Aid is the most popular training provider in the area. A variety of workplace-approved safety courses are available including pet first aid, babysitting, and childcare first aid. CPR “only” training courses are also available in three levels – all-inclusive of AED training. Available safety training is offered online and includes WHMIS, TDG, fire safety, medical terminology, H2S awareness, and confined space programs. Participants may even register for food handling programs if they work in the serving, storing, and food preparing industry. Learn to manage emergencies such as heart attacks, stroke, T.I.A’s, cardiac arrest, shock, deadly bleeding, hypothermia, and more by enrolling in a course today. Strengthen your resume by learning effective safety and rescue techniques by enrolling with Mississauga First Aid. Contact information for this provider is available below.
Register for a course here on the Mississauga First Aid website.
How To Contact This Provider?
To register for a course, inquire about available training, or book a private course in Mississauga uses the following contact information:
- Email: info@firstaidcourses.ca
- Telephone: 1-888-870-7002
- Website: http://firstaidcprmississauga.ca
Operators are available from 7 am to 7 pm from Monday to Sunday to take your calls and answer emails.
Mississauga First Aid
Why Register with this Provider?
- Mississauga First Aid has quick and easy enrolment for customers. Customers can enroll through e-mail, telephone call, or in-person in any of the training facilities in the area.
- Full refunds are given as long as the trainee does a 72-hour notice before dropping out.
- Certification from St Mark James Training, an Ontario WSIB-approved provider, is awarded up completion of a program and is valid for three years.
- Individuals that need to renew expiring awards through St. Mark James may attend re-certification classes.
- Mississauga First Aid facilities are high-end and equipped with the latest training equipment for first aid and CPR.
- All the facilities are easily accessible to and from public and private transportation. Parking, restaurants, and shops are within walking distance of the centers.
- All staff are friendly, professional, and knowledgeable
- Classes are fun and informative. Instructors do not bore participants with long lectures. Participants receive hands-on training and learn through a variety of activities.
More about training programs in Mississauga
Mississauga First Aid has the largest and most varied selection of programs compared to other providers. Trainees can enroll in first aid / CPR courses, stand-alone CPR classes, and private classes. The following is a list of popular training programs offered in Mississauga:
- Standard Childcare first aid
- Standard first aid and CPR
workplace approved First Aid Classroom in Mississauga - Emergency Childcare first aid and CPR
- Emergency first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Babysitting first aid and CPR
- Basic Marine first aid
- BLS
- ACLS
- PALS
- CPR level C – no first aid
- CPR level A – no first aid
- CPR level HCP – no first aid
If you want to train privately in your own home, school, or workplace, private classes and instructors are also available. You can send an e-mail or give a telephone call to enroll in a private class.
What Will I Learn in a First Aid Course?
Participants that enroll in comprehensive first aid, CPR, and AED training in Mississauga will learn about the following topics
- Sudden Medical Emergencies
- Poisonings
- Seizures
- Heat Stroke
- Heat Exhaustion
- Head injuries
- Skeletal Injuries (fractures / broken bones)
- Wounds
- Obstructed airways
- Shock
- Hyperventilation
- Hypothermia
- Diabetic Emergencies
- Chest injuries
These topics and many more are covered with hands-on training with the latest training equipment.
Start your training today!
Did You Know?
Start your training today!
Did You Know?
Hand washing is the most important step a first aid rescuer does before helping a victim. Washing your hands gets rid of bacteria that can harm the victim you’re trying to help, especially if you’re about to perform wound care or administer medication. Hand washing decreases the risk of transferring bacteria and other microorganisms that can cause unwanted infection. If soap and water are not available at the scene, use sanitizer or alcohol to clean your hands.