Guides, explainers, and reference reading.
Honest, in-depth writing on the questions Saskatchewan workplaces and individuals actually ask before booking first aid training. Built to be useful, not promotional.
Saskatchewan OH&S first aid requirements — what employers actually need to do
A working guide to Part 5 of the Saskatchewan OH&S Regulations, 2020 — the competent-person risk assessment, Class A and B attendants, CSA Z1220-17 kits, and what actually changed in April 2021. Built for safety officers, HR managers, and owner-operators.
Read the guide Attendant LevelsClass A vs Class B first aid attendant — which qualification does your workplace need?
Saskatchewan's two-tier attendant system explained clearly. What 18 hours of Class A training covers, what's added in Class B's 68 hours, and how the OH&S Regulations map workplace conditions to attendant requirements.
Read the comparison What to ExpectInside a Canadian Red Cross CPR course — a session-by-session walkthrough
If you've never done CPR training before, here's exactly what to expect — the room, the manikins, the AED practice, and what genuinely matters about each segment of the course. Plus an honest breakdown of CPR Levels A, C, and HCP.
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If there's a Saskatchewan-specific question you wish had a clear answer somewhere on the internet — about first aid kits, training compliance, course content, certificate portability between provinces, or anything else — let us know. We write these explainers because we get the same questions from clients over and over, and a well-written reference page beats answering the same email forever.
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