Training Schedule

First Aid Level 1 is a basic workplace first aid course.

This course is intended for any worker who could be exposed to Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S).

This classroom course provides new workers with safety messaging that explains safe work practices and how to recognize and address hazards in the workplace.

Canadian law requires that any person exposed to hazardous materials in the workplace must be trained in Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS).

Occupational First Aid Level 3 (OFA 3) - Recertification is for students looking to recertify their OFA 3 qualification. Join in on the second week of the OFA 3 course.

This fast paced one-day course meets first aid requirements under the BC Ministry of Health - Community Care and Assisted Living Act, and Canada Labour Code Basic First Aid. Emergency First Aid Community Care meets first aid requirements for anyone who provides care for infants, children and/or adults in licensed adult care and child care facilities.

Basic one-day course designed to introduce caregivers to injury prevention skills and knowledge.

This First Aid Level 1 is a basic workplace first aid course that includes CPR-C.

First Aid Level 1 is a basic workplace first aid course.

This one day course, prepares current OFA-1 (or equivalent) and OFA-2 First Aid Attendants with the skills and knowledge needed to transport injured or ill workers.

Standard First Aid for Industry is a two day course for individuals requiring comprehensive instruction on First Aid and CPR for their workplace, school, or personal interest.

First Aid Level 2 is for urban attendants in industry where Level 1 is insufficient.

CPR-HCP is an advanced CPR course for health care professionals.

Occupational First Aid Level 3 (OFA 3) is a program designed for remote worksites or employers with large workforces more than 20 minutes from medical aid.

This client site course is a basic workplace first aid course.

Renew your unexpired OFA Level 1 certification with this 4 hour course.

The Canadian Red Cross Babysitting course covers everything from managing difficult behaviors to essential content on leadership and professional conduct as a babysitter.

Canadian law requires that any person exposed to hazardous materials in the workplace must be trained in Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS).

This classroom course provides new workers with safety messaging that explains safe work practices and how to recognize and address hazards in the workplace.

This classroom Utility Safety Partners (USP) endorsed course is designed for planners, managers, supervisors, and employees who are required to develop, plan, or undertake any kind of ground disturbance.

This course is intended for any worker who could be exposed to Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S).

Looking to enhance your team's safety and reduce training time? Look no further than Energy Safety Canada's H2S Alive Blended course.

This course certifies felling trees under 6 inches diameter at stump height.

This course explains the concepts, procedures and tools that are necessary for prevention and extinguishing fires when they occur.

WorkSafeBC requires anyone who actions a forest fire to be S100 certified.

This course will identify which options may best meet your needs, and give you the tools and knowledge to work at height safely.

For clients in Fort St John who need the H2S Alive Blended delivered at their office/shop/yard.

Renew current valid H2S Alive tickets with this condensed delivery method plus enjoy the added convenience of having an instructor come to your location outside of Fort St John, such as a remote worksite, plant, or camp.

This Ground Disturbance - Supervisor course is designed to train workers in damage prevention and best practices.

One-day operator training program that includes theory, practical training and a practical skills evaluation/assessment.