Marine Basic First Aid - Victoria, BC - July 28 and 29

Overview of First Aid & CPR techniques with scenarios taken from the marine/fishing industry for individuals who need a basic training level in First Aid & CPR for the marine industry. The course develops skills needed to recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies for Adults, CPR Level A, and other topics including choking, airway and breathing emergencies and prevention of disease transmission.

Certification length - 3 years. Course length - 16 hours inclusive of rest breaks. Please see the Course Content listed for Standard First Aid plus the addition of a Marine Basic course textbook.

NOTE: Marine Basic certificates are issued by the Canadian Red Cross and Transport Canada. Please anticipate a delay as it will take time for Red Cross and Transport Canada to process your paperwork and issue your certificates.

NOTE: Any student attending a Marine Basic First Aid requires a Canadian Document number from Transport Canada.

The CD – Canadian Document number is available from the nearest Transport Canada office at no cost but the student needs to appear in person with two pieces of ID including one that is a picture ID. Students who do not live near a Transport Canada office can have a Notary Public, Lawyer or Commissionaire of Oaths prepare a notarized statement and send that on to Transport Canada for issuance of a CD number.

Here is the information for the Victoria Transport Canada office:
501-1230 Government St
Victoria, BC V8W 3M4
250-363-0394

Pre-reading for this course is not required and we will hand out your textbook at the course.