Basic First Aid
1-5 Workers- For workplaces with 1-5 workers per shift
- *at least one trained first-aider must be on-site
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Keep your team prepared with workplace First Aid and CPR training, First Aid Kits, AEDs, and safety supplies.
Ontario workplaces covered by WSIB need trained first aid personnel and appropriate first aid supplies. With Training centres located in Barrie, Bracebridge and Sudbury, we've got you covered.
Why Choose Blended Learning? Learn more about the full blended learning experience, how the online modules work, what to expect on your in-person day, and why this is our most popular format.
→For over 30 years, Action First Aid has been raising the bar for first aid education. Our experienced instructors combine hands-on practice, real-world scenarios and engaging instruction to make training memorable and build confidence that lasts beyond the classroom.
WSIB Recognized Training Provider
Our certification courses meet Ontario workplace first aid requirements and meets CSA guidelines.
Flexible Course Delivery
All certification courses are available either in our Blended format (Online + In-Person) or Traditional (In-Person).
Group Training
Training a team? We can bring the course to you, anywhere in Ontario and even across Canada. Or book your group at one of our training centres.
Ontario Training Centres
Train with us in Barrie, Bracebridge, Sudbury or Ottawa in welcoming spaces designed for hands-on learning. More locations coming soon!
Your facility or ours!
Looking to train your team? We offer group sessions at one of our Training Centres or at your location. With flexible scheduling, volume pricing, and customized delivery, we make it simple to get your whole team certified together.
Workplaces
We offer a full range of WSIB-approved certification courses, including Intermediate First Aid (Standard), Basic First Aid (Emergency), CPR/AED (Levels A, C, and BLS), and Mental Health First Aid. Youth programs and 100% online awareness courses are also available.
Yes, our Action First Aid Intermediate First Aid (Standard) and Basic First Aid (Emergency) courses are WSIB approved and meets the requirements for CSA Z1210-24 and CSA Z1210-17.
Yes. We offer on-site group training for workplaces, schools, organizations, etc. across Ontario. Courses can be scheduled at your location with flexible timing, or at one of our training centres (Barrie, Bracebridge, Sudbury). Learn More
It depends on the course and the format chosen (blended vs. traditional).
Traditional Format:
Blended Format:
With blended learning, you complete online modules at your own pace before attending a shorter in-person session:
While AED requirements vary by province, industry and workplace, having an AED on-site can significantly improve the chance of survival from sudden cardiac arrest. Action First Aid can help you determine the right AED, placement and program for your workplace.
View provincial regulations.
Yes. Action First Aid provides private group First Aid, CPR and AED training for workplaces and organizations. We can work with your team to coordinate training based on your group size, location and certification requirements.
AEDs are designed to guide a responder through an emergency with clear voice and visual prompts. However, CPR and AED training gives employees the skills and confidence to recognize sudden cardiac arrest, begin CPR and use an AED quickly.
Bill 141, the Defibrillator Registration and Public Access Act, is an important unanimously supported piece of legislation that will increase public-access to live-saving defibrillators and will save more lives from Cardiac Arrest!
The bill enables the government to create a registry of publicly accessible automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and establish requirements relating to the installation, maintenance, testing and availability of defibrillators in designated locations. The legislation also requires that AEDs have appropriate signage, be accessible for easy identification, and be properly maintained.
This Bill covers 6 key areas:
1. AEDs must be placed in ‘designated areas’
2. AEDs must be easily accessible
3. AEDs must have appropriate signage
4. AEDs must be properly maintained & ready for rescue
5. AED training is required
6. AEDs must be registered with the provincial 911 registry
Action First Aid will assist you from start to finish to ensure that your organization complies with all aspects of Bill 141. With over 30 years of experience managing some of the largest AED Programs in Canada, our passionate AED Consultants are here and ready to help you. AEDs save lives – but only if they are accessible, ready for use and you have someone confident to take action.
Your Local Resource
Every workplace is different. Whether you need help choosing the right training, first aid supplies, AEDs or a complete workplace safety solution, our team is here to make it simple. Tell us a little about your workplace and we’ll help you find the right fit!