Become A Lifeguard This Summer With First Aid And CPR Training

Coast to Coast First Aid is now inviting young individuals to a program that combines international and local expertise to produce the best quality First Aid and cpr training for lifeguards.

Getting your first aid training is all about being able to save lives, but being a Lifeguard is to make it your profession. Our program is based on the best practices as shown by the Canadian Red Cross, the highest standard for first aid training in Canada.

Our own program takes it a step forward and offers smaller training groups, better equipped facilities and centers all around Ontario and the GTA. This allows you to avoid the need for lengthy travel and choose the training center in the vicinity of your own home.

We have training facilities for CPR and First Aid in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, North York, and many other areas and municipalities. We make it easy for you to get your first aid certification and proceed to become a lifeguard next.

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Contact Details:
Coast2Coast First Aid & Aquatic Inc.
20 Tangreen Court, Toronto
Ontario, M2M 3Y9
Phone No:647-885-2391
Email:aryan.sekhavati@c2cfirstaidaquatics.com

All You Need to Know about First Aid and CPR

First aid and CPR consist of the steps which should be taken when a person suffers from a sudden injury or a bout of illness. These steps often prove life-saving and thus hold importance. Let us discuss them in detail so that you can realize the importance of acquiring these skills.

What is First Aid?

It comprises of the basic procedures which should be imparted to a sick or injured person before medical help arrives. They may be the simple steps of dressing up a small wound or the proper method of tying up a broken body part and more. It prevents the worsening of the sickness or injury and in many cases also prevents death. The presence of a person trained in first aid is very reassuring whether you are in the office or out on an adventure tour.

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Contact Details:
Coast2Coast First Aid & Aquatic Inc.
20 Tangreen Court, Toronto
Ontario, M2M 3Y9
Phone No:647-885-2391
Email:aryan.sekhavati@c2cfirstaidaquatics.com

Why Everyone Should Go For First Aid CPR Training

Summer is here and it brings it own set of season related dangers.

It is not new that we are fragile creatures, and it’s mostly the realization of just how fragile we are that keeps us safe most of the time.

But caution is often not enough, and dangers tend to catch us unawares. That’s where we need to be able to take care of others and ourselves. Often being able to do that will mean the difference between life or death.

The American Red Cross has identified some pretty alarming statistics on this topic. This statistic is for all of North America, but it’s still very relevant to us here in Canada.

• The leading cause of death for children below 4 is drowning.
• A child that age can drown as fast as within one minute.
• 88 percent of all cardiac arrest scenarios occur at home.
• The number of cardiac arrest victims that survive is below 7%.
• The reason for that is because people near them didn’t know CPR Recertification.

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Contact Details:

Coast2Coast First Aid & Aquatic Inc.
20 Tangreen Court, Toronto
Ontario, M2M 3Y9
Phone No:647-885-2391
Email:aryan.sekhavati@c2cfirstaidaquatics.com

Where to go or not go for CPR Recertification?

Keeping your CPR certification valid is very important for several good reasons.

One is that you are legally bound to have a valid CPR certificate to perform cardiovascular resuscitation in Canada.

If you find yourself in a situation where you perform this life saving technique without a valid license, you may be facing legal action. This chance becomes higher still if there is suspicion that your actions caused harm or contributed to the emergency rather than help resolve it.

The second reason is that CPR recertification is often, and luckily, the only time when most people get to practice it and make sure they still remember how it’s done.

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Contact Details:
Coast2Coast First Aid & Aquatic Inc.
20 Tangreen Court, Toronto
Ontario, M2M 3Y9
Phone No:647-885-2391
Email:aryan.sekhavati@c2cfirstaidaquatics.com