Marine First Aid: Basic Training*
*Meets Transport Canada Training Standards (TP13008)
Training Overview
The objective of this training is to provide participants with the essential knowledge and skills required to respond to medical emergencies in a marine environment.
This course meets Transport Canada training standards (TP13008) and is based on Standard First Aid with CPR-A, supplemented with marine-specific first aid practices.
Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Marine Basic First Aid Certificate from St. John Ambulance or the Canadian Red Cross, along with a Transport Canada Training Certificate.
Training Duration: two days
Prerequisite: none
Minimum Age: 16 years
Expiry: five years
Cost: $295.00 plus HST per participant*
*St. John Ambulance fees for training materials and certificates will apply
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This course is intended for individuals working aboard marine vessels who require Transport Canada–approved first aid training.
It is suitable for crew members, officers and others responsible for providing immediate care in the event of an emergency at sea.
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Standard first aid with CPR-A
Marine first aid supplement
Basic anatomy and physiology
First aid kits and equipment
Emergency scene management
Well-being of the first aider
Response to common marine medical emergencies
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Contact us at Training@MercerSafety.ca or 709-364-3900, ext. 110 for more information or to discuss private training options.
Additional Emergency Response, First Aid & Medical Training:
Advanced Medical First Responder: Level 1 Training
First Aid: Basic with AED/CPR Level C Training
First Aid: Intermediate Training
Marine First Aid: Basic Training