Egzijans premye swen nan travay
First Aid & CPR Saskatchewan
Si w ap dirije oswa jere yon kote travay nan Saskatchewan — biwo, magazen, chantye oswa izin — lalwa mande w pou w gen ase sekouris fòme nan pèsonèl ou, pare pou pote sekou bay yon kòlèg nan yon ijans.
Yon obligasyon pou anplwayè a — pou sove yon kòlèg
Sekourism nan kote travay se pa yon kalifikasyon metye: se obligasyon anplwayè a pou l deziyen epi fòme ase sekouris selon kantite travayè ak nivo risk, pou yon moun ka aji touswit si yon kòlèg blese. Kantite egzak la ak règ yo depann de règleman ki aplike nan Saskatchewan.
Sa lalwa egzije nan Saskatchewan
Konbyen sekouris deziyen?
The number of attendants depends on the hazard level and the number of workers present at one time. Two attendant classes: Class A (min. 14 h first aid + 4 h CPR) for most sites, and Class B (min. 60 h first aid + 8 h CPR) for higher-hazard or remote sites; a person licensed under The Paramedics Act may also serve. Attendants must cover the worker volume given the risk.
Kòm yon pwovens kanadyèn, Saskatchewan gen pwòp kad sante ak sekirite nan travay li ki gen jiridiksyon sou tout anviwonman travay.
Online training is recognized in Saskatchewan; the practical portion of attendant certificates is normally in person.
Patikilarite
- Class A / Class B attendant system: the ~68-hour combined Class B stream is among the longest in Canada for a non-advanced certification.
- CSA alignment (Z1220-17 for kits) in force since April 1, 2021 with the OHS Regulations, 2020.
- The risk assessment weighs both total worker count and workplace hazard level to set the number of attendants.
Poukisa sa enpòtan
Yon ijans nan anviwònman travay ka rive nenpòt ki lè. Lè sa rive, diferans ant yon rezilta pozitif ak yon trajedi depann souvan de prezans yon moun fòme tou pre. Gen sekouris sètifye nan ekip ou se pa sèlman yon egzijans legal — se yon envestisman nan sekirite ekip ou.
Fòmasyon an
Kou nou an, konfòm ak nòm CSA Z1210-17, 100 % anliy epi ak sètifikasyon, rive ak depase egzijans sa a.
