Intermediate First Aid - March 9-10, 2027
Multi-day course · see full schedule below
15685 Fraser Hwy #4a, Surrey, BC V4N 0Y6
Earn your WorkSafeBC Intermediate First Aid (OFA 2) certification in Surrey on March 9-10, 2027. Professional 2-day training at 15685 Fraser Hwy. Register now!
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Intermediate First Aid (OFA 2)
14 hours (2 days)
About This Course
Professional Intermediate First Aid (OFA 2) Training in Surrey
Advance your emergency response skills with our WorkSafeBC-approved Intermediate First Aid (IFA) course, formerly known as OFA Level 2. This intensive two-day program is scheduled for March 9-10, 2027, at our Metro Safety Surrey training center. Located at 15685 Fraser Hwy #4a, Surrey, BC V4N 0Y6, our facility is equipped with modern gear to provide a hands-on, high-quality learning experience.
Course Schedule and Logistics
The training runs from 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM (PST) on both Tuesday and Wednesday. This 14-hour program uses continuous evaluation, meaning your skills are assessed throughout the two days rather than relying solely on one high-stakes final exam. For any questions regarding registration, please call us at 604-521-4227 or email Info@metrosafety.ca.
Location & Schedule
Class Schedule (2 classes)
- Day 1Tue, Mar 9, 20278:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Day 2Wed, Mar 10, 20278:30 AM – 4:30 PM
⚠ One registration covers all sessions — attendance required at every class.
Venue
Metro Safety Surrey
15685 Fraser Hwy #4a, Surrey, BC V4N 0Y6
Certification
WorkSafeBC OFA Level 2 — valid 3 years
Approved
WorkSafeBC Recognized
What You Will Learn
Building upon foundational life-saving skills, this Intermediate course covers complex medical and trauma scenarios required for moderate-to-high hazard workplaces. Key modules include:
- Advanced Assessment: Mastering the Priority Action Approach (PAA) and secondary surveys.
- Trauma Management: Treating chest injuries (pneumothorax), internal bleeding, and using tourniquets.
- Circulatory Emergencies: Two-person CPR, AED operation, and shock management.
- Environmental & Medical: Managing heat/cold emergencies, burns (rule of nines), diabetes, and strokes.
- Immobilization: Handling major fractures, dislocations, and spinal injuries.
Who Should Attend?
This course is essential for designated first aid attendants in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and warehousing, or for any workplace where Schedule 3-A of the OHS Regulation requires an Intermediate level attendant. It is also the ideal choice for workers at remote sites located more than 30 minutes from a hospital. Secure your 3-year WorkSafeBC certification today and ensure your team is prepared for any emergency.
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