Marine Advanced First Aid & CPR

Includes the latest First Aid and CPR Guidelines. Meets federal and a variety of provincial/territorial regulations for First Responder. Meets Transport Canada Training Program Standards in Marine First Aid

(TP 13008E)

Comprehensive First Aid and CPR techniques and scenarios for those who need a higher level of training to work and respond to emergencies in an advanced marine setting.

This course covers material in the Red Cross Emergency Care Manual including a variety of topics from basic (such as cardiovascular and breathing emergencies, workplace-specific CPR, and prevention of disease transmission) to in-depth (such as sudden medical conditions, oxygen administration and injuries to the head and spine).

About this course

40-44 hours with flexible scheduling options
3-year certification in Marine Advanced First Aid and First Responder
CPR Level HCP (valid 3 years)
Includes AED certification (valid 3 years) where local legislation permits 3-year
Conducted by a certified Red Cross First Responder or Emergency Medical Responder Instructor
Who should attend

Employees in the marine industry or those pursuing employment in this industry

Course content

The responder
The emergency scene
Preventing disease transmission
Human body systems
Assessment
Respiratory emergencies
Airway and ventilation
Circulatory emergencies
Bleeding
Shock
Soft tissue injuries
Musculoskeletal injuries
Head and spine injuries
Chest, abdominal, and pelvic injuries
Sudden illnesses
Poisoning
Heat- and cold-related emergencies
Special populations
Childbirth
Crisis intervention
Reaching and moving people
Multiple casualty incidents
Toxicological hazards on board ship
Radio medical advice
Pharmacology
Disinfection
Written exam passing grade 80%
Take-home materials

Red Cross Emergency Care Manual

Certification card, badge and optional wall certificate (or as required by legislation)

Reference: www.redcross.ca