First Responder (FR) Course

First Responder (FR) Course - In-Person | Delta, BC Classroom

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Course Overview: First Responder (FR)

This comprehensive in-person course is designed for individuals seeking First Responder (FR) certification.

The course follows national training standards set by the Paramedic Association of Canada, while integrating BC-specific scope of practice protocols into hands-on training.

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Why Train with Delta First Safety?

Delta First Safety provides high-quality, scenario-based training to prepare you for real-life emergencies and BC licensing success. Our First Responder program includes:

• Instructor-led, in-person lessons

• Practical skill stations and live scenarios

• Protocol training for Schedule 1 & 2 Scope of Practice(Add on) not included in this product

• Real-world preparation for fire, rescue, industrial, and remote response roles

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Course Content Includes:

• Introduction to Professional First Response

• Scene Management & Personal Safety

• Primary & Secondary Survey Techniques

• Airway Management & Oxygen Therapy

• Circulatory & Respiratory Emergencies

• Bleeding, Shock, and Trauma Care

• Musculoskeletal & Spinal Injuries

• Medical Emergencies (diabetes, seizures, etc.)

• Childbirth & Pediatric Emergencies

• Mental Health & Crisis Intervention

• Patient Packaging & Transport

• Multiple Casualty Incidents

• Pharmacology & Medication Administration (per Schedule 1 & 2)(Add on) not included

• BC EMALB Scope of Practice Schedule 1 & 2 protocols(Add on) not included

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Who Should Take This Course?

This course is ideal for:

• Individuals entering Fire Services, Search & Rescue, or Remote Industry roles

• Those seeking BC Emergency Medical Assistant (EMA) Licensing

• Community responders and volunteers advancing from OFA Level 3 or SFA

• Anyone pursuing a career in emergency response in BC

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Prerequisites:

• Standard First Aid with CPR Level C (recommended but not required)

• Grade 10 English (recommended for exam comprehension)

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Course Format & Completion Requirements:

📍 In-Person Only | Delta Classroom
📆 Multi-day course (typically 5–7 days depending on schedule)

To receive certification, participants must:

• Attend 100% of scheduled in-person sessions

• Successfully demonstrate all practical skills

• Pass two evaluated scenarios (1 trauma, 1 medical)

• Achieve 75% or higher on the final written exam

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Certification Awarded:

• ✅ 3-Year First Responder (FR) Certification

• ✅ Digital certification issued upon successful completion

• 🔁 Recertification required every 3 years

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Course Location:

📍 Delta First Safety
7311 Vantage Way #106, Delta, BC V4G 1C9

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To Register or Learn More:

📞 604-841-5220
📧 SJY.deltafirstsafety@gmail.com

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Participant Materials Provided:

• Canadian Red Cross First Responder Reference Text

• Optional: Workbook available upon request

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After You Complete the Course: Licensing in BC

Once certified, you may apply for licensing with the Emergency Medical Assistants Licensing Board (EMALB):

Step 1: Request an EMALB license evaluation
Step 2: Pass your licensing exams (written and practical) within 12 months of course completion
Step 3: Submit your application to EMALB via the Government of BC EMALB website

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Career Opportunities for First Responders:

• Fire Departments (Paid/Volunteer)

• Search & Rescue and Remote Industry Response

• BC Ambulance (FR roles)

• Marine Safety, Event Medical, and Ski Patrol

• Industrial Emergency Teams & Security Support Roles

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Get Certified. Get Licensed. Get Ready.

Delta First Safety’s First Responder prepares you for real emergencies, provincial licensing, and career advancement in BC’s emergency response field.

requires add on Scope of practice Schedule 1 & 2 to apply to licensing.

Register now and take the first step in your emergency services career.