OHS Approved First Aid Certification, BLS & CPR Course in Edmonton

Yes. All First Aid, CPR/AED Level C, and Basic Life Support courses at our Edmonton facility at 10080 Jasper Ave #504, AB T5J 1V9 are Alberta OHS approved under the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act and comply with Part 11 of the Alberta OHS Code — the same Code that governs mandatory first aid for every Alberta worksite. Our Canadian Red Cross certified training meets all provincial workplace safety requirements. Every first aid certification edmonton and cpr certification edmonton certificate we issue is accepted by Edmonton employers including Alberta Health Services, NAIT, MacEwan University, the University of Alberta, and major oil and gas operators.

Yes, both are available at 10080 Jasper Ave #504. Emergency First Aid & CPR/AED Level C is a one-day foundational course for smaller or lower-hazard Edmonton workplaces. Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C is a two-day comprehensive course covering environmental illness, poisons, and spinal injuries — required for most Edmonton workplaces under Part 11 of the Alberta OHS Code, Alberta childcare licensing, NAIT programs, and University of Alberta clinical placements. If unsure, always choose Standard First Aid — it is accepted everywhere Emergency First Aid is accepted, and covers significantly more content.

Yes, the three CPR level tiers differ by the age groups they cover. CPR Level C — the most widely required level in Edmonton and across Alberta — covers adult, child, and infant CPR and automated external defibrillator use, meeting Alberta OHS approved workplace safety requirements for most employers. CPR Level B covers adult and child CPR only; CPR Level A covers adult CPR and AED alone — suitable only for workplaces with exclusively adult populations. Always choose CPR/AED Level C if unsure — it is the most comprehensive and is the standard at our 10080 Jasper Ave #504 Edmonton facility.

Yes, your existing certificate remains fully valid until its expiry date. Since March 31, 2023, Alberta aligned with the national CSA Z1210-17 standard, renaming courses: "Emergency First Aid" is now called "Basic First Aid" and "Standard First Aid" is now called "Intermediate First Aid" in OHS Code terminology. The Canadian Red Cross still uses the familiar "Emergency" and "Standard" names for their programs, which comply fully with the updated Alberta OHS Code. Coast2Coast First Aid Inc.'s training at 10080 Jasper Ave #504 meets all current Alberta OHS requirements.

No. Alberta OHS approved certification requires an in-person skills assessment — you cannot earn a workplace-valid certificate through a fully online course. Coast2Coast uses a blended learning format: complete theory online at home, then attend a hands-on skills session at 10080 Jasper Ave #504. Be cautious of fully online certificates advertised for low prices — these are not valid for Edmonton workplace OHS Code Part 11 compliance and will not be accepted by your employer, Alberta Health Services, or NAIT clinical programs.

Yes, it depends on your role. Canadian Red Cross certification is most widely required for Standard First Aid, Emergency First Aid, and CPR/AED Level C — accepted by all Edmonton employers, schools, and daycares for Alberta OHS compliance. Heart & Stroke Foundation Basic Life Support is the clinical standard for nurses, physicians, and paramedics — many Edmonton hospitals within Alberta Health Services specifically require Heart & Stroke accreditation for BLS, ACLS, and PALS. Coast2Coast offers both options at 10080 Jasper Ave #504. Always confirm which provider your Edmonton employer accepts before booking.

No on both counts. Recertification in Alberta must be completed with the same certifying body that issued your original certificate. Additionally, under Alberta OHS regulations, if your certificate has expired by even one day, you must take the full course at 10080 Jasper Ave #504 — there is no grace period. This is an Alberta OHS requirement, not a Coast2Coast policy. Bring your valid original Canadian Red Cross certificate to verify eligibility before class begins. Book your recertification at least 3 weeks before your expiry date.

Yes, Standard First Aid and CPR/AED Level C certificates from our Edmonton 10080 Jasper Ave #504 facility are valid for 3 years under Alberta OHS regulations. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is valid for 1 year and requires annual renewal — mandatory at all Alberta Health Services facilities in Edmonton. Coast2Coast First Aid Inc. delivers all certificates digitally within 48 hours of successful completion via the Canadian Red Cross platform at myrc.redcross.ca.

Yes, duration varies by level. Blended CPR/AED Level C takes approximately 6–7 hours total — 2–3 hours of online theory plus a 4-hour in-class session at 10080 Jasper Ave #504. Emergency First Aid & CPR is a single full day (7–8 hours). Standard First Aid & CPR spans two full days. Basic Life Support (BLS) is a focused 4-hour in-class session. All Edmonton courses are available on weekdays, evenings, and weekends — ideal for NAIT students, MacEwan University nursing students, and oil and gas workers on rotating shifts.

Yes, a few practical things to prepare. Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to kneel on the floor — you will practise CPR compressions and hands-on scenarios on training mannequins throughout the session. Bring a valid photo ID and, if taking a recertification course, your original Canadian Red Cross certificate (in Alberta, an expired certificate disqualifies you on the day). No textbooks are required — all materials are provided at 10080 Jasper Ave #504. Street and paid lot parking is available nearby. If completing the blended format, ensure your online module is fully finished before your in-class date.

Yes. Basic Life Support (BLS) replaced CPR-HCP when the Canadian Red Cross upgraded their healthcare professional training. BLS is a 4-hour in-class course at our 10080 Jasper Ave #504 facility covering high-performance cardiopulmonary resuscitation, automated external defibrillator use, opioid overdose response, and team-based resuscitation. bls certification edmonton is valid for 1 year and is a mandatory annual requirement at Royal Alexandra Hospital, University of Alberta Hospital, Grey Nuns Hospital, the Stollery Children's Hospital, and all Alberta Health Services Edmonton clinical settings. Both Canadian Red Cross and Heart & Stroke BLS are available.

Yes. Coast2Coast First Aid Inc. provides workplace first aid training for Edmonton businesses with 8 or more participants — our certified instructors travel to your location with all equipment included. Under Part 11 of the Alberta OHS Code, employers are responsible for ensuring their designated first aiders are properly trained and certified. Volume discounts up to $40/student, centralized billing, and Alberta OHS approved Canadian Red Cross certificates are included — popular for Edmonton oil and gas companies, construction sites, Alberta Health Services facilities, and corporate offices across the Edmonton Metropolitan Region.

Yes, Coast2Coast maintains a 99.99% student success rate across all Edmonton courses — one of the reasons we hold Top 3 Canadian Red Cross Training Partner status nationally. Students who do not pass their skills assessment on the first attempt at 10080 Jasper Ave #504 are eligible for a free 90-Day Skill Retake at no additional cost. All cpr certification edmonton and first aid courses require 100% attendance, demonstration of all practical skills, and a minimum 75% grade on the written evaluation.

Yes, cpr recertification and First Aid renewal are available at 10080 Jasper Ave #504. CPR/AED Level C can be recertified consecutively in Alberta as long as your certificate has not expired. Standard First Aid recertification requires a full (not previously recertified) original Canadian Red Cross certificate. Critical Alberta rule: if your certificate has expired by even one day, you must take the full course — there is no grace period. Book your cpr recertification edmonton at least 3 weeks before your expiry date to avoid taking the full course again.

Yes, your Canadian Red Cross certificate is digital and available within 48 hours of successful course completion. You will receive an email from the Canadian Red Cross inviting you to create an account at myrc.redcross.ca — log in, click "My Certifications," and view, download, print, or share your certificate directly. This digital format is tamper-proof and verifiable by your Edmonton employer. If you have not received your email within 48 hours of completing your Edmonton course, contact our team at 1-866-291-9121.

Yes, the closest dedicated Alberta OHS approved Canadian Red Cross training facility in downtown Edmonton is Coast2Coast First Aid Inc. at 10080 Jasper Ave #504, AB T5J 1V9 — paid parking nearby, and easy access via Jasper Ave and the LRT downtown stations. For students in Oliver, Strathcona, Garneau, Glenora, and downtown Edmonton, 10080 Jasper Ave #504 is the most conveniently located first aid training edmonton option in downtown Edmonton.

Yes, both are required under Alberta OHS regulations. Security guards require at minimum Emergency First Aid & CPR/AED Level C, with many Edmonton employers preferring Standard First Aid for broader coverage. For construction workers, Part 11 of the Alberta OHS Code — combined with Schedule 2 hazard level requirements — specifies the number of certified first aiders required per shift, the training level, and kit type based on worker count and worksite hazard classification. Edmonton construction sites are almost always classified as high hazard. Coast2Coast First Aid Inc.'s Alberta OHS approved courses at 10080 Jasper Ave #504 meet all requirements.

Yes, Basic Life Support certification must be renewed annually — BLS is valid for exactly 1 year with no grace period. BLS Renewal courses are held regularly at our Edmonton facility at 10080 Jasper Ave #504 with morning and afternoon sessions to fit Alberta Health Services hospital shift patterns. Healthcare professionals at Royal Alexandra Hospital, the University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine, and all AHS Edmonton facilities can book BLS Renewal directly through the registration page. Unlike Standard First Aid, BLS can be consecutively renewed every year indefinitely.

Yes, our Edmonton facility at 10080 Jasper Ave #504 serves students from Oliver, Strathcona, Garneau, Glenora, Mill Woods, St. Albert, and all Edmonton communities. We operate as a dedicated Edmonton facility — entirely separate from our Calgary site — so every course date, instructor, and certification record is scoped to Edmonton. Many students also commute from Sherwood Park, St. Albert, and Leduc for our downtown location and flexible weekend course schedules.

Yes, Coast2Coast offers the Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) program for Edmonton residents pursuing careers in firefighting, policing, paramedicine, and emergency response across Alberta. The full EMR program is an intensive 80-hour in-class training — the most advanced Canadian Red Cross professional responder certification available — covering advanced airway management, spinal injuries, cardiovascular emergencies, and trauma response. Priced at $944.99 in Edmonton, it is recognized by Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, Edmonton Police Service, and Alberta EMS. Most candidates first complete Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Level C and Basic Life Support before enrolling in EMR.

Yes. Coast2Coast offers a best price guarantee on every Alberta OHS approved first aid and cpr training calgary course — find a cheaper identical course from another approved provider and we will beat that price by up to 10%. CPR C starts from $79.99 (plus 5% GST) and Standard First Aid starts from $114.99 in Edmonton. With 150,000+ students certified in North America, a 99.99% pass rate, and Top 3 Canadian Red Cross Training Partner status nationally, our Jasper Ave facility at 10080 Jasper Ave #504 delivers the best combination of value, quality, and recognized red cross first aid edmonton certification.