OFA Level 2 Course

Course Description

This WorkSafeBC Occupational First Aid Level Two course is a 35-hour program designed for the urban attendant – typically those attendants who work within twenty minutes surface travel time of a hospital. Initial certification requires full participation and course attendance, as well as satisfactory results in both a written and practical exams with a 70% pass mark.

The course curriculum includes:

• Basic Life Support (Adult CPR) and AED use
• Priority Action Approach and Workplace Emergency Response Procedures (WERP)
• Scene assessment
• Patient assessment
• Critical airway & breathing and circulatory interventions with C-spine management; including insertion of oral airways
• Major bleeding control
• WorkSafe BC records and reports
• Small wound, soft tissue, and fracture management

All courses are taught by certified WorkSafe BC Occupational First Aid Instructors many of whom have had years of hands-on first aid experience but also many years of adult instructional experience.

Course Completion

Students must attend 100% of the course and pass both written and practical final assessments.

Upon successful completion students will be issued a WorkSafe BC Occupational First Aid Level 2 certificate and a CPR ‘A’ certificate, both with a three (3) year expiry.