Workplace Compliance

RCDSO and CDHO require BLS — not just CPR — for dental teams in Ontario. Here’s what each role needs, how often to renew, and how to train the whole office at once.

WSIB-compliant first aid training for Bay Street firms, law offices, banks, and Financial District corporate teams. On-site training across downtown Toronto.

Most Ontario workplaces aren’t legally required to have an AED — but should you install one anyway? A practical decision guide for HR and operations leads, medically reviewed by a certified CPR instructor.

A plain-language guide to AED requirements in Ontario schools, arenas, and recreation facilities. The Chase McEachern Act, the Defibrillator Registration and Public Access Act, 2020. Written & medically reviewed by a certified CPR instructor.

A practical compliance guide for Toronto restaurant owners. Ontario Regulation 1101, the choking emergency, kitchen burns, allergic reactions — what your team needs and how to train them.

A practical guide for Toronto hotel GMs and HR teams on multi-department first aid training. Front desk, housekeeping, F&B, banquet — what each role needs and how to schedule.

Catering and banquet operators in Toronto: your workplace is wherever the event is. A practical guide to first aid compliance for off-site catering, weddings, and corporate events.

Choking is the most common medical emergency in restaurants. How it happens, the back-blows-and-abdominal-thrusts response protocol, and why training staff matters. Written & medically reviewed by a certified First Aid instructor.

Ontario construction first aid combines Reg 1101 (WSIB workplace requirements) and Reg 213/91 (Construction Projects). Here’s how the regs interact and what compliance actually looks like on site.

Construction site supervisors and foremen in Ontario don’t need to be first aid certified by name in the regulations — but in practice, they always are. Here’s why, and what training they need.