TO ATTEND IN PERSON TRAINING
Asymptomatic Rapid Antigen Screening for COVID-19is now available for the general public $40.00/test
As per AHS' new Emergency Health Order, will be participating the Restriction Exemption Program.
Proof of Vaccination OR Proof of a privately-paid PCR or Rapid Test. With a Negative Results with in 72 hours of your Training class.
********UNABLE TO PROVIDE NECCESARY DOCUMENTATION WILL BE DENIED ENTRY WITH ZERO EXCEPTIONS.********
*Proof of vaccination includes: A picture or paper record of a valid Alberta Health Services, MyHealth Records, pharmacy, First Nations, or physician immunization record prominently displaying the name, type of vaccine and date of administration, or Canadian armed forces immunization record, displaying the name, type of vaccine and date of administration, or an immunization record from another Canadian Province or Territory, displaying the name, type of vaccine and date of administration, or Valid Government of Alberta Vaccination QR code (when available).
*Documentation of medical exemption: A valid medical exemption is the original signed letter from a physician or nurse practitioner that includes: The name of the person in the written documentation that matches the identification provided. The physician’s or nurse practitioner’s information is complete by including: name, phone number, contact information, professional registration number, and signature of the physician or nurse practitioner; statement that there is a medical reason for the individual’s exemption from being fully vaccinated against COVID-19; and the duration that the exemption is valid.
Asymptomatic Rapid Antigen Screening for COVID-19is now available for the general public $40.00/test
As per AHS' new Emergency Health Order, will be participating the Restriction Exemption Program.
Proof of Vaccination OR Proof of a privately-paid PCR or Rapid Test. With a Negative Results with in 72 hours of your Training class.
********UNABLE TO PROVIDE NECCESARY DOCUMENTATION WILL BE DENIED ENTRY WITH ZERO EXCEPTIONS.********
*Proof of vaccination includes: A picture or paper record of a valid Alberta Health Services, MyHealth Records, pharmacy, First Nations, or physician immunization record prominently displaying the name, type of vaccine and date of administration, or Canadian armed forces immunization record, displaying the name, type of vaccine and date of administration, or an immunization record from another Canadian Province or Territory, displaying the name, type of vaccine and date of administration, or Valid Government of Alberta Vaccination QR code (when available).
*Documentation of medical exemption: A valid medical exemption is the original signed letter from a physician or nurse practitioner that includes: The name of the person in the written documentation that matches the identification provided. The physician’s or nurse practitioner’s information is complete by including: name, phone number, contact information, professional registration number, and signature of the physician or nurse practitioner; statement that there is a medical reason for the individual’s exemption from being fully vaccinated against COVID-19; and the duration that the exemption is valid.
Option 1:Blended First Aid/CPR LearningWhen a participant takes a Red Cross blended First Aid/CPR learning course, the program consists of two segments: an online self-paced knowledge portion, followed by a scheduled in-person skills application component with a certified Instructor. You will be spending almost half the time of normal training in a classroom
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H2S Alive & BlendedThis is a one day course that deals with the hazards of hydrogen sulphide under the administration of Energy Safety Canada. Classroom time is used for initial response strategy, use of respiratory protective equipment (SCBA & SABA), detection of H2S, rescue techniques and rescue breathing and review of case studies. Certification is valid for three years.
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Drug & Alcohol Testing
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