Can Intermediate First Aid training be delivered on site?
Yes. Our instructor delivers on-site Intermediate First Aid training at workplaces throughout Coquitlam and across British Columbia.
Clear Work trained 10 Waste Connections employees in Intermediate First Aid (formerly OFA Level 2) on site.

Waste Connections provides waste collection and recycling across British Columbia. Crews are out on routes rather than in one building, which makes training hard to schedule.
Certified first aid attendants help meet WorkSafeBC obligations and mean someone qualified is on hand when a crew member is hurt.
Waste Connections needed 10 employees certified in Intermediate First Aid without disrupting collection service. Off-site training would have meant:
On-Site Delivery at the Coquitlam Yard: Our instructor, Liz, delivered the training at the Waste Connections site in Coquitlam on July 6, 2026. Instruction covered:
Assessment and Certification: Participants completed the required practical evaluations. All ten received their Intermediate First Aid certification.






Bringing the instructor to the Coquitlam site removed the travel entirely. The ten employees who needed certifying got it in one visit, on their own ground, and the operation carried on around it.
Related: on-site first aid training in BC.
On-site Intermediate First Aid training suits any operation with a dispersed workforce, or where a day off the job has an immediate cost:

Yes. Our instructor delivers on-site Intermediate First Aid training at workplaces throughout Coquitlam and across British Columbia.
Three years. Renewal means retaking the full course, so note the recertification date when the certificate is issued.
Three things: the maximum number of workers on your largest shift, the hazard rating WorkSafeBC has assigned to your classification unit, and your workplace class. Workplace class depends on your distance from the nearest BC Emergency Health Services ambulance station and whether an ambulance can reach the work area.
Your hazard rating appears on your annual WorkSafeBC assessment letter, and the three inputs are cross-referenced against the tables in Schedule 3-A of the OHS Regulation. We are happy to walk through it with you.
Yes, and for collection operations that is usually the whole point. We schedule around early starts and route times so the training fits the operation rather than the other way round.
Both small groups and large cohorts. Ten in one on-site session is comfortable; tell us your headcount and we will plan the day.
Whether you need to certify 10 employees or 200, Clear Work brings on-site Intermediate First Aid training to you, with no travel, lost day or scheduling headache.
Contact Clear Work for a first aid training quote anywhere in British Columbia.