Coquitlam, B.C.– 25-June-2022: First aid training can make all the difference in a life-threatening situation. Given that the average ambulance response time is over ten minutes, the presence of an individual with certification is what keeps patients stable and alive until the authorities arrive. Even if they are not experiencing a fatal emergency, immediate attention will limit long-term effects.

Metro Safety Training has been working to make health safety programs accessible to the BC populous since 2008 and has been credited with saving lives. They now operate in multiple locations like Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, and more. Their safety courses cover everything from first aid to job-specific training.
One of the major conveniences about this organization is that some of their training programs only take one day. After just one day, students receive nationally-recognized certification from a BBB-accredited company. The efficiency does not affect the legitimacy of their teachings which are held to high standards and developed in collaboration with the Canadian Red Cross.

A spokesperson stated, "Accidents are unpredictable by definition, and things like hypothermia can set in at any time. For a layperson, it's difficult to distinguish between a threat to safety and regular shivering or fatigue. Consider first aid training a safety measure for everyone around you. Whether it's your coworkers or your family, anyone could find themselves in need of help. However, we understand that not everyone has an abundance of time to put into training and courses. That's why we offer single-day classes and flexibly scheduled and part-time courses."

Metro Safety Training appreciates that it's not just skills and knowledge that help their students save lives. It's also the confidence that they impart during their training. They empower trainees to step up and take control of high-pressure situations. They teach a priority-action approach that focuses on staying calm and keeping patients calm to evaluate and quickly develop an organized plan for intervention.

The purpose of critical intervention is to manage patient care to circumvent damage and perform an informed evaluation of the seriousness. First aid graduates can communicate calmly and concisely with emergency services. This will accelerate the process, and patients will receive the appropriate medical attention faster.
First aid is not a substitute for medical care, but it does involve taking another person's life and health into one's hands.

ABOUT THE COMPANY
Metro Safety Training has been making the population of British Columbia safer since 2008 by offering safety courses designed to cater to everyone. They work with the Canadian Red Cross to develop course plans. They offer their courses to people in Coquitlam, Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, and Richmond.

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Website: https://metrosafety.ca/
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Address: 914 Sherwood Ave, Coquitlam, BC V3K 1A6, Canada
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