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COVID-19 Safety Protocols
Updated Jan 22, 2021 : Health and safety training is included in the list of essential services so in-person classes are running as scheduled. At 3Silhouettes First Aid Training we have taken every precaution to keep our community safe and healthy and to meet the COVID-19 safety guidelines directed by Public Health and government officials. For example, we have reduced class sizes to meet physical distancing requirements (max of 10 participants); placed arrows and markings on the floor to indicate safe distances from others while entering or leaving the training centre; invested in additional equipment so everybody gets their own set of supplies, so there is no sharing of anything; and, we even created new strategies for how to practice the skills to eliminate the need to work directly with a partner. Of course, you can also expect everyone to be wearing a mask and frequently cleaning their hands.Your certified training partner
Since opening in 2014 3Silhouettes First Aid has grown from an unknown service provider to a trusted trainer with businesses and individuals across Niagara, Hamilton, Brantford, Mississauga and Scarborough, returning year after year for their certification needs.
Usable first aid skills
The philosophy at 3Silhouettes is to teach people usable first aid skills by integrating hands-on training with realistic scenarios and interactive role play. With smaller class sizes and a comfortable setting, training is engaging and informative.
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FREE online courses
The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) has released two FREE online courses to help workplaces and employees prepare for a safe return to work during the COVID-19 pandemic.Return to Work During COVID-19 provides employers, managers, supervisors, and operations staff with an overview of COVID-19 control measures.Return to Work During COVID-19: Preparing Workers...
November is CPR Month
If you witnessed a family member in cardiac arrest, would you know what to do? Although the majority of Canadians say they would recognize the signs if someone were experiencing a heart attack or another cardiac emergency, fewer than half say they have the skills to help in this common and life-threatening emergency. November is...