First Aid Attendant Camp

Trojansafety; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a dedicated team committed to providing essential medical support in remote locations. As an industrial first aid attendant, you will be the first line of defense in medical emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of crew members. This role requires a blend of compassion, confidence, and strong leadership skills, as you navigate various health challenges while adhering to safety protocols. You'll work closely with a supportive team, enhancing your skills in a dynamic environment. If you're passionate about health and safety and thrive in challenging situations, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Must pass a pre-employment drug test due to safety-sensitive role.
• Strong observational skills and ability to work long hours.

Responsibilities

• Provide immediate medical care and emergency response to crew members.
• Maintain protocols of Advanced First Aid and follow safety regulations.

Skills

Advanced First Aid

Emergency Response

Communication Skills

Leadership Skills

Problem-Solving Skills

Education

Valid Driver’s Licence (Class 5)

EGSO Certification

H2S Certification

WHMIS Certification

TDG Certification

BLS Certification

Provincial Governing Body Registration

Job description

First Aid Attendant Camp Jobs in Alberta

Become part of a team that is passionate about ensuring people in even the most remote, rural locations receive access to quality medical support. At Trojan Safety, we’re looking for resourceful first-aid camp attendants who abide by proper safety procedures and show care to all employees and clients in a respectful and supportive manner.

Established in 1994, Trojan Safety has been a leader in industrial safety, offering expertise in health, safety, and environmental services within the Oil and Gas, Mining, Pulp and Paper, Forestry, and Construction sectors throughout Western Canada.

Job Description

As an industrial first aid attendant residing in a camp, your primary responsibility is to offer immediate medical care and emergency response to crew members facing injuries, illnesses, or any urgent health concerns. You must be available at all times to provide efficient and compassionate handling of all medical emergencies within the remote camp should an accident occur.

Roles and Responsibilities

The industrial first aid camp attendant’s tasks include, but are not limited to:

• Keeping up with all protocols of Advanced First Aid;
• Obeying and following first aid protocols set out by ruling government agencies;
• Collecting and maintaining confidential information, such as patient medical information;
• Providing first aid to workers when injured or ill within your scope of practice (OFA3, EMR, PCP);
• Making transport decisions of injured workers to health care facilities;
• Familiarizing oneself with WCB documentation, OH&S regulations and all pertinent first aid reports;
• Maintaining proper head count of personnel on location;
• Being an active participant in all safety meetings;
• Ensuring that all personnel on location have proper documentation;
• Following all health and safety rules;
• Operating company vehicles and using company equipment in a safe and appropriate manner.

Industrial first aid camp attendants will be living and working in close proximity to crews and must maintain an air of “friendly professionalism.” They must also show the following character traits:

• Confidence;
• Responsibility;
• Practicality;
• Relatability;
• Safety conscience;
• Calmness in emergencies;
• Ability to direct workers in the event of a medical emergency;
• Strong and clear communication skills;
• Strong leadership skills;
• Effective problem-solving and decision-making skills based on tried and true safety protocols.

Physical Requirements

Due to the nature of the position, an industrial first aid camp attendant must:

• Possess and maintain a reasonable level of fitness;
• Be able to work long hours, work many consecutive shifts, both day and night shift;
• Have good observational skills;
• Have normal colour vision, as many safety systems are colour-coded.

Qualifications

• Possess a valid driver’s licence (class 5) and current (within three months) clean driver abstract
• Possess valid EGSO (enform)
• Possess valid H2S
• Possess valid WHMIS (we can provide this training if needed)
• Possess valid TDG (we can provide this training if needed)
• Possess valid BLS
• Possess Current Provincial Governing Body Registration

In addition to these industry-related safety certifications, candidates must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test as this is a safety-sensitive position.

Trojan Core Values – The Heart of Everything We Do:

• Show you care
• Keep learning
• Always on time
• Dependable
• It’s all about relationships

Job Features

Job Category First Aid Attendant, Medic