First Aid Training in Saskatoon

Saskatoon First Aid is the best training service provider of basic first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and automated external defibrillation (AED) training. They offer a large number of classes in various schedules, with the best training instructors in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Because the training course rates are the among the lowest in the area, enrollment at Saskatoon First Aid has been very popular over the last couple of years. Training courses, stand-alone classes, private classes, and refresher courses are offered in numerous training centers throughout Saskatoon.

The Saskatoon First Aid website can be reached by clicking this link. Information regarding classes, schedules, and enrollment can be found on the website.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What classes are offered by Saskatoon First Aid?

Basic First Aid

Using a rigid splint for a broken leg
First aid training in Saskatoon

Saskatoon First Aid classes are focused on first aid and safety. Safety classes on hazards in the home and workplace are popular class topics, and the complications that arise because of them. Trainees are taught emergency first aid skills such as simple bandaging and burn care, among others. CPR training courses that involve the use of AEDs are also available at Saskatoon First Aid. These are skills that you must never be without, because unexpected situations happen to everybody, and it’s good be prepared.

A simple first aid technique taught in the basic first aid classes is bandaging. This is usually done to immobilize or support sprained ankles or other body parts; see the picture of a triangle bandage on the left.

CPR training courses are divided into 3 levels: “A”, “C”, and “HCP”. All courses are inclusive of basic first aid and AED training. AEDs are machines able to detect heart rhythms and apply needed shock to restart the heart. Because these courses are overseen by the workplace approved, successful completion will award trainees a certificate for first aid, CPR, and AED, valid for 3 years.

First Aid Triangle Bandage
The triangle bandage can be used to immobilize injured body parts or keep dressings in place.

The following video gives you a sneak peek into the updated guidelines for CPR, taught during CPR training courses in Saskatoon First Aid.

Stand-alone classes are available to trainees who do not want to undergo the complete training course. Basic first aid classes and classes with CPR and AED training only are offered by Saskatoon First Aid. CPR-only classes focus also on health promotion, such as several steps to prevent heart disease and other circulatory emergencies. Many Canadians die every year from circulatory emergencies. Here are some basic tips on how to prevent yourself from becoming a victim and needing life-saving CPR.

  • Smoking is the leading risk factor to heart disease and stroke. The solution is simple, if you smoke, quit.
  • High blood pressure is another major risk factor for having heart disease. A good diet and plenty of exercise can help reduce high blood pressure. Take it upon yourself to change your lifestyle if you have high blood pressure from poor diet and lack of exercise. Inactivity is a major factor in high blood pressure.
  • Lower your bad cholesterol. This is similar to the previous factor. Enjoy a healthy diet and keep your heart and circulatory system healthy.

How much are training courses and classes?

Rates are among the lowest in Saskatoon. Training course rates are inclusive of taxes, certificates, and workplace approved registration fees. The enrollment fee includes all equipment and manuals used during training, so you don’t have to worry about additional expenses. A full refund is also offered as long as a 72 hour notice is given. You get your money’s worth with Saskatoon First Aid for the high quality of education.

What if I have problems with class schedules?

Classes are offered all throughout the month, at varying schedules. Weekend classes are also offered, especially for students and trainees who work on the weekdays. Because of various times at which classes are held, you are sure to find a schedule that fits your needs. However, should you still be unable to enroll in a regular course, private classes are available as well. Usually private classes are offered to groups or companies that want to train employees for skill development, and request a particular schedule for training.

Are certifications offered by Saskatoon First Aid?

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First Aid Kit used during Basic First Aid training at Saskatoon First Aid.

All training courses are overseen by ILCOR and AHA approved providers so completion of a course will award trainees with a certificate for first aid, CPR, and AED, valid for 3 years. Renewal of expiring or near-expiry certificates are offered through Saskatoon First Aid’s refresher / re-certification courses, held at least twice a week.

Training Centers

Saskatoon First Aid training centers are well-equipped with the latest technology used for basic first aid and CPR training. Classrooms are spacious and comfortable, giving trainees the best learning environment possible. All classes are handled by Saskatoon First Aid’s team of highly qualified and skilled trainers. They are all certified by workplace approved so you can be assured of high quality education.

 Enrollment

Enrollment at Saskatoon First Aid is quick and easy. The on-line application form above may be used to complete registration, or via e-mail or telephone call. Saskatoon First Aid’s staff will also entertain all walk-ins at the training center, so don’t hesitate to ask questions. Contact information is available on the Saskatoon First Aid website.

Did You Know?

Fractures

Fractures occur when outside forces such a impact in a vehicular crash or fall cause bone to break. Closed fractures are breaks in the bone without injury to the skin. Open fractures are injuries to both the skin and bone.

Complications of fractures

  • Muscle atrophy and joint stiffening
  • Pressure sores
  • Growth problems in children
  • Infection
  • Shock
  • Formation of blood clots in the immobile limb
  • Fat embolus from the broken bone

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