Recognition of Prior Learning Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) allows individuals who hold a first aid instructor or instructor trainer certification issued by another organization to have their experience recognized in order to obtain the Lifesaving Society's First Aid Instructor certification. This process allows eligible individuals to obtain the qualifications needed to teach Lifesaving Society first aid courses and issue the corresponding certifications. Recognition of Prior Learning Process The process includes the …
Recertification First Aid Certification Recertification Recertification allows individuals to maintain certain first aid certifications without having to repeat the entire course. It ensures that participants continue to demonstrate the knowledge and skills required to respond effectively in emergency situations. During recertification, participants must demonstrate that they still meet the requirements associated with their certification. Adequate preparation before the evaluation is therefore recommended. …
Re-examination Re-examination After an Unsuccessful Evaluation Candidates who do not pass the initial National Lifeguard certification evaluation may be eligible to take a re-examination without having to immediately repeat the entire course, provided they meet the eligibility requirements. However, the re-examination is not limited to the items previously failed. All components of the National Lifeguard evaluation are reassessed, including theoretical knowledge, physical requirements, and rescue situations. …
Equivalent Measure Request Form Equivalent Measures Request Lifesaving Society courses must comply with the requirements outlined in the Program Guide to ensure the quality of instruction, participant safety and the validity of issued certifications. When specific circumstances prevent compliance with certain requirements, an affiliate member or a member offering training outside an established agreement may submit a request for equivalent measures. This request must be approved by the Lifesaving Society before the proposed …
CPR CPR / AED Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation & Automated External Defibrillator This course is designed for individuals who wish to acquire the skills needed to respond quickly to an adult, child or infant experiencing cardiorespiratory distress or an airway obstruction. Lasting 3 to 6 hours, depending on the target audience and level of training, the course develops the skills needed to recognize an emergency situation and provide appropriate interventions. The course covers the following …
Coaches Training Coaches Training - Theoretical Component January 16 & 17, 2027 Training offered virtually January 16, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. January 17, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. Register for the Training …
WHMIS for Aquatic Facility Aquatic facilities use various products that may pose health and safety risks, particularly for water treatment and maintenance. Their use, handling, and storage require a good understanding of the associated hazards and the preventive measures that must be taken. The WHMIS for Aquatic Facilities course provides an understanding of the principles of the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) while applying them to the specific realities of aquatic facilities. The course …
Spa Operator Operating a spa presents specific water quality challenges. High water temperatures, water volume, and bather load can quickly affect water balance and treatment effectiveness. The Spa Operator course provides participants with the knowledge needed to understand how a spa operates, properly monitor water quality, and take appropriate action when observed parameters require adjustment. The course also provides a better understanding of the requirements of the Regulation respecting water quality …
Splashy Mission Learning how to stay safer around water can be fun too! The Mission Plouf interactive games help young people discover safe behaviours to adopt in different aquatic environments while taking on fun and educational challenges. Through a variety of missions, young people can test their knowledge, identify risky situations, and make safe choices to help prevent incidents and drownings. It’s a fun and engaging way to develop water safety skills while having a great time! Ready to take on the …
Procedures and Emergency Aquatic supervision and emergency response should never be left to chance. Every aquatic facility must have emergency procedures and a Supervision and Emergency Response Plan adapted to its specific circumstances, including the facility layout, activities offered, available equipment, supervision zones, and aquatic staffing levels. To be effective, these procedures must be known, understood, and practised by all relevant staff members. Procedures Adapted to Each Aquatic Facility Emergency …
Blue Sauvetage Saint-Lambert Person in charge: : Sybel Roy Coach: Florence Leclair Swimming pool: Piscine Émilie-Heymans Email: sybel.roy@gmail.com Back to the Lifesaving Clubs page …
Nautical Operator Certificate The Boating Operator Certification (BOC) provides the essential knowledge needed to operate a motorized pleasure craft safely and responsibly. The training is offered entirely online through a partnership between the Lifesaving Society and CarteBateau.com. It includes boating safety training and the exam required to obtain a Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC). Fully Online Training Available online, the training can be completed at each participant’s own pace. It provides the knowledge needed …