This is the WSIB-recognized certification required by various workplaces. Designed for those who require a more in-depth understanding of first aid and CPR. Incorporates all Emergency First Aid content as well as spinal injuries, burns, heat stroke, hypothermia, broken bones, sprains, dislocations, impaled objects, and other life-threatening medical emergencies. Includes CPR-C certification.
The current certification must be presented at the start of the course.
Prerequisites: Current Lifesaving Society SFA. Lifesaving Society SFA holders can renew their certificate once by taking an SFA Recertification Course within 3 years of the issue date. After that, they must take the full SFA course, then can alternate between a full course and recertification. Certificates from other organizations must be renewed with the original issuing agency and cannot be recertified through the Lifesaving Society.
Verification of Identity Policy:
All candidates; whether original or recertification, must verify their identity to the instructor. Original, copy, or digital copies of identification are accepted.
The Lifesaving Society Ontario (the ""Society"") requires that the candidates legal name must appear on all certifications it issues. Candidates may also provide a preferred name, which may be displayed on the certification if requested; however, it does not replace the legal name.

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