Intermediate First Aid-August 24-25, 2027
Multi-day course · see full schedule below
914 Sherwood Ave , BC V3K 1A6, Coquitlam
Register for Intermediate First Aid (OFA 2) in Coquitlam, Aug 24-25, 2027. WorkSafeBC certified 2-day course. Serving Surrey, Richmond, and Vancouver.
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Intermediate First Aid (OFA 2)
14 hours (2 days)
About This Course
WorkSafeBC Intermediate First Aid Training in Coquitlam
Join Metro Safety Training for our comprehensive Intermediate First Aid (formerly OFA Level 2) course on August 24-25, 2027. This 14-hour, two-day program is essential for workplace first aid attendants in British Columbia, particularly those working in moderate-to-high hazard industries such as construction, manufacturing, and warehousing.
Location & Schedule
Training takes place at our central facility:
Metro Safety Training
914 Sherwood Ave, Coquitlam, BC V3K 1A6
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The course runs from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM each day (Pacific Time). Our location offers free parking and is just 5 minutes off Highway 1, making it a convenient hub for students traveling from Surrey, Richmond, Vancouver, and Burnaby.
Ensure your workplace remains compliant and your skills stay sharp. With small class sizes for maximum hands-on practice, seats fill up quickly. For questions, contact us at 604-521-4227 or email Info@metrosafety.ca.
Location & Schedule
Class Schedule (2 classes)
- Day 1Tue, Aug 24, 20278:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- Day 2Wed, Aug 25, 20278:30 AM – 4:30 PM
⚠ One registration covers all sessions — attendance required at every class.
Venue
Metro Safety Training
914 Sherwood Ave , BC V3K 1A6, Coquitlam
Certification
WorkSafeBC OFA Level 2 — valid 3 years
Approved
WorkSafeBC Recognized
What You Will Learn
Led by WorkSafeBC-approved instructors, this course provides in-depth training on life-saving interventions. Key modules include:
- Trauma Management: Managing chest injuries (pneumothorax), massive bleeding control with tourniquets, and spinal immobilization.
- Medical Emergencies: Recognizing and treating diabetic emergencies, strokes, and seizures.
- Advanced Skills: Two-person CPR and AED operation, wound care, and managing environmental emergencies like hypothermia or heatstroke.
- Patient Care: Applying the Priority Action Approach (PAA) and making critical transport decisions.
Certification & Compliance
Upon successful completion, participants receive a WorkSafeBC Intermediate First Aid certificate valid for three years. This certification meets the requirements for Schedule 3-A of the BC Occupational Health and Safety Regulation. Assessment is conducted through continuous evaluation over the two days plus a final written exam.
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Secure your spot in Intermediate First Aid-August 24-25, 2027. Limited seats available.