In this one-day course, students will learn to recognize and provide interventions for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid arrives. This course is geared towards educating participants about the prevention of emergencies and how to react to an emergency should one arise.
Starting June 1, 2023, the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) will require employers to provide and maintain naloxone kits in the workplace if the employer becomes aware, or ought reasonably to be aware, that there may be a risk of a worker opioid overdose at a workplace where that worker performs work for the employer.
Those employers must also ensure that, at any time there are workers in the workplace, the naloxone kit is in the charge of a worker who:
- works in the vicinity of the kit, and
- has received training to recognize an opioid overdose, to administer naloxone and to acquaint the worker with any hazards related to the administration of naloxone.
Learn more about how employers can determine if they need to provide naloxone in the workplace.
Ontario’s Workplace Naloxone Program
For a limited time, Ontario’s Workplace Naloxone Program will provide initial support to employers who are required to comply with the naloxone requirements in the OHSA by providing free naloxone training for up to two workers per workplace and/or one free nasal naloxone kit per workplace.
Rescue 7 Inc is a proud program training provider for the Ontario Workplace Naloxone Program. Our role is to support employers that are required under the OHSA to provide a naloxone kit in their workplace by offering free workplace naloxone training for up to two workers.
Each employer who is required to comply with the OHSA requirements (an “Eligible Employer”) may register for a maximum of free training for two workers per workplace where compliance will be required (an “Eligible Workplace”)
Multiple workplace locations
If you have multiple Eligible Workplaces that meet the OHSA requirements for naloxone, you are eligible to register additional workers for training for each Eligible Workplace location.
Multiple registrations/orders for the same workplace location will not be funded through Ontario’s Workplace Naloxone Program.
Register for Training
Eligible Employers will be required to attest at time of registration that they have not previously registered for or received free training through Ontario’s Workplace Naloxone Program for the Eligible Workplace location requested.
Register for the free Rescue 7 Inc.’s Ontario Workplace Naloxone Training program HERE or e-mail training@rescue7.net.
First aid has traditionally been taught in a classroom style, but at Rescue7 Inc. we know that people learn in different ways and at different speeds.
Our approved Blended Learning Emergency First Aid with CPR & AED training session has been designed so that you can complete it at your own pace, in your own time. Not only will you learn more effectively but you will also have more fun learning.
The course has two components:
- A first aid theory “Online” Component
- A first aid practical classroom skills session Component
The Online Theory Component
The on-line course covers all relevant theory the participant needs to complete before taking the practical training session. Each of the modules will be thoroughly explained with minimal technical terminology and include a helpful quick review section.
The theory may take two to three hours to complete, depending on knowledge base but remember – you do not have to do the theory all in one go (a module a day is probably the fastest you would want to complete to maximize your learning). You can come and go as you please with this theory component so if you are interrupted just log out and log back in when you have more time.
Practical Training Component
In the Practical Training session an accredited Rescue7 Inc. instructor will answer any questions that you have as a result of the theory course and will then demonstrate a number of techniques, including: emergency scene management, shock, unconscious and fainting, adult choking, severe bleeding and much more.
Participants attending the Part-2 Practical Training will be given a Part-2 recap quiz to review everything the participant learned online, and only those with a passing mark will be able to participate in the Practical Training session. The passing mark on the Part-2 Recap Quiz is 50 percent.
In this two-day course, students will learn to recognize and provide interventions for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid arrives. This course gives participants a hands-on approach to learning new lifesaving skills. The Standard/Intermediate First Aid course is geared towards educating citizens about the prevention of emergencies and how to react to an emergency situation.
First aid has traditionally been taught entirely within the classroom, but people learn in different ways and at different speeds. This approved Blended eLearning Standard/Intermediate First Aid with CPR & AED course has been designed so that you can complete it at your own pace, in your own time. Not only will you learn more effectively but you will also have more fun learning.
This course has two components:
- An online first aid theory component
- A classroom-based first aid practical skills component
The Online Theory Component
Covers all relevant theory you need to complete before taking the practical training session. Each module will be thoroughly explained with minimal technical terminology and include a helpful review section.
The theory component may take up to eight hours to complete, , but typically takes up to 4-5 hours, depending on your knowledge base. But you do not have to finish all of the theory in one seating (one module a day is the recommended pace to maximize learning). You can log into and out of the course as you please. If you are interrupted, just log out and log back in when you have more time and your place in the course will be maintained.
Practical Training Component
In the Practical Training session, an accredited instructor will answer any questions that you have as a result of the theory course and will then demonstrate a number of first aid techniques including: emergency scene management, and treatment for shock, unconsciousness, fainting, adult choking, CPR, AED, severe bleeding and much more.
In this one-day recertification course, students will review the first aid interventions for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid arrives. This course gives participants to practice their skill demonstrations.
In this two-day Marine Basic First Aid course, students learn to recognize and provide interventions for life-threatening emergencies until medical aid arrives. The course gives participants a hands-on approach to learning new lifesaving skills.
Course Description
Our Mental Health Awareness (CARE) program will provide participants with general awareness of Mental Health problems and illnesses that impact modern Canadian society. You’ll learn about the stigma that surrounds mental health, how to use a new language to reduce stigma, signs and symptoms of mental health issues, the difference between someone in distress and someone in crisis, and about self care.
Though you will still need to familiarize yourself with all other applicable federal, state, and local standards, this training encompasses the following laws and regulations, including but not limited to the Canada Labour Code Part II – Employer and Employee Duties.
Course Objectives:
- Offers Strategies and Tactics for protection, intervention, management and defense of actions with regards to HARM in and outside the workplace.
- Understands and management of conflict with regards to HARM in and outside the workplace.
- Understands and management of confrontation with regards to HARM in and outside the workplace.
- Understands and management of Crisis: including personal crisis, Individual in Crisis and event Crisis with regards to HARM in and outside the workplace
- Understanding and management of Stress, Anger, Fear, Anxiety, Defensive behavior, acting out, tension reduction with regards to HARM in and outside the workplace
- Understanding and management of Mental Health and Mental Illness with regards to HARM in and outside the workplace
- Understand the Crisis model and response options with regards to HARM in and outside the workplace
Who Can Benefit From This Course
• Employers
• Managers
• Supervisors
• Employees