Spirit Valley Development L.P. (SVDLP), the economic development arm of High Bar First Nation (HBFN), provides occupational first aid services to industrial construction projects across British Columbia. We are seeking qualified Advanced First Aid Attendants to join our medic services team and deliver reliable on‑site medical coverage for workers in energetic project environments.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver proactive medical support, first aid treatment, and emergency response at the worksite
Conduct daily site inspections and maintain accurate head counts and sign‑in records
Coordinate emergency medical transportation with ground/air ambulance services and local health authorities
Operate and maintain the medic response vehicle and Mobile Treatment Centre (MTC), ensuring all equipment is inventoried, serviced, and replenished
Participate in safety meetings, toolbox talks, and emergency response planning activities
Complete daily documentation, including first aid reports and incident reports, in accordance with client Health, Safety & Setting (HSE) requirements
Qualifications & Training
WorkSafeBC Occupational First Aid (OFA) Level 3 certification (Advanced First Aid)
Valid CPR and AED certifications
BC Transportation Endorsement and a Class 5 BC driver’s licence in positive standing
Ability to complete required site orientations, access tickets (e.g., CSTS/PCST, WHMIS, Ground Disturbance), and pre‑access drug and alcohol testing
Schedule & Compensation
Hourly Rate: CA$22.00 – CA$28.00
Shifts: 10‑hour to 12‑hour shifts; rotational schedules may be required depending on project needs
Location: Various project sites across British Columbia
Additional Support: Living Out Allowance and travel arrangements may be provided, depending on project requirements
Pay: $22.00-$28.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
📌 First Aid Attendant 100 Mile House (Canada)
🏢 Spirit Valley Development
📍 Canada
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