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The document outlines the regulations and requirements for maintaining first aid records in Alberta workplaces, emphasizing the importance of having adequate first aid resources and trained personnel. It details workers' responsibilities to report injuries or illnesses, the necessity for employers to keep accurate written records, and guidelines for accessing these records while ensuring worker privacy. Additionally, it provides information on a first aid records binder available for purchase.

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What is the minimum acceptable level of training for first aid officers for workplace?

In order to be a first aider, the person should hold a nationally recognised qualification issued by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) for the nationally endorsed first aid unit/s of competency which give them the skills to administer first aid.

What type of first aid kit do I need in Alberta?

Alberta workplaces must be equipped with first aid kits that meet CSA Z1220-17 standards. To ensure compliance, it is important to make sure the kits are checked and replenished on a regular basis.

What is the minimum number of employees for a first aider?

Less than 25 employees: At least one appointed person. 25-50 employees: At least one first-aider trained in Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) More than 50 employees: At least one first-aider trained in First Aid at Work (FAW) for every 100 employees.

What are the limits of a first aider?

While first aid can be life-saving and is effective in preventing conditions from worsening, it cannot treat serious medical conditions comprehensively. Injuries or conditions like major trauma, serious burns, and certain medical emergencies require professional medical attention beyond the scope of first aid.

What is first aid record?

Employers are usually required to maintain written records of all injuries and treatments given in a first-aid treatment record book or log. Each event should be recorded and include: Workers name. Date and time of injury. Location and nature of the injury.

What is the minimum number of first aiders in a workplace?

Small organisations will need to have at least one First Aid Appointed Person at all times. If you employ over 50 members of staff then youll need one first aider for every 100 employees. However, it is still good practice to have one first aider per 50 employees and at least one first aider on each floor.

How long must first aid records be kept by an employer in Alberta?

An injury or illness reported by a worker must be recorded as required by section 183 of the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Code. The employer must keep first aid records for three years from the date the incident is recorded.

What is the OSHA 4 minute rule?

Under paragraph 1910.269(b)(1), first aid and CPR training is required as follows: for field crews, at least two trained employees, and for fixed work sites, enough trained employees to provide first aid and CPR within 4 minutes. OSHA intended that exposed employees be no more than 4 minutes from a CPR-trained person.

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