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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 Machine
      Saint-Lambert Personne responsable : Cindy Paré Téléphone : 514 754-3760 Courriel :   headcoach@bluemachine.ca         Le club de sauvetage sportif Blue Machine de Saint-Lambert est un Organisme à But Non Lucratif dont l'objectif premier est de permettre aux athlètes de développer leur passion commune pour le sauvetage, sous forme d'entrainements stimulants et amusants qui leurs sont présentés par une équipe qualifiée, avec beaucoup d'expérience dans le domaine.  Ces entrainements …
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 …
Recertification Training Update
  Recertification Training Update The Lifesaving Instructor, First Aid Instructor, and Swim Instructor recertifications have been updated to standardize teaching practices and ensure the quality of training offered throughout Québec. Trainers and managers will find the information they need here to prepare for the transition to the new versions. For Trainers A mandatory virtual workshop provides an overview of the updates, helps standardize the delivery of the content, and prepares trainers to …
Recertification Form
Complete the Form Credit System The credit system allows certain Leadership program certifications to be kept current by recognizing activities completed within the 24 months following certification or the most recent recertification. It promotes continuing education, professional development, and active involvement in Lifesaving Society programs. The credit system was updated in January 2026. How to Earn Credits Recognized activities are grouped into three categories:    Teaching;   …
Recertification Form
Complete the Form Effective September 5, 2025 The recertification must have been completed after September 5, 2025. The recertification must already have taken place, and the results must be submitted before an application is made. Otherwise, the application will be automatically denied. What’s New in the 2026–2027 Recertification Program Combined recertification: To renew two certifications, at least one recertification must be completed, along with the required teaching experience (identified …
Ice Safety Day
A Day Dedicated to Ice Safety Every year on March 1, the divisions of the Lifesaving Society across Canada come together to raise public awareness of the risks associated with activities on frozen bodies of water. As spring approaches, temperature fluctuations and freeze-thaw cycles can weaken the ice. Ice conditions become increasingly difficult to assess, even for those accustomed to winter activities. This national awareness day serves as a reminder of the importance of recognizing hazards, …