How long is my ticket good for?

3 years from your course date. The expiry date is printed on your certificate. There are no extensions and no grace period.

3 years from your course date. Recertify before it expires. After it expires you need the full course.

3 years. Renew while it is still valid with the 35-hour refresher or the exam challenge. Once it expires, only the full 70-hour course counts.

3 years. To work as a first aid attendant (transport), you need a valid TE and a valid Basic or Intermediate certificate. Advanced First Aid already includes it.

It is still good until the expiry date printed on it, and it counts as Basic (Level 1), Intermediate (Level 2) or Advanced (Level 3). The last OFA certificates were issued October 31, 2024, so none are valid after October 31, 2027.

Up to 3 years. The expiry date is on your certificate. Recertify before it expires; after that you need the full course.

3 years from your course date.

3 years from your course date. St. John Ambulance recommends refreshing CPR every year.

1 year. Renew before it expires with the recertification course. Once it has expired, take the full course.

The Canadian Red Cross lists no term for the Babysitting certificate, unlike its first aid certificates. At least one Red Cross training partner states that it is issued with no expiry date. Check your own certificate for a date.

3 years from your course date. Renew before it expires to use the shorter blended renewal.

Your CSO certificate does not expire. Some sites or employers may still ask for a recent one.

3 years from your course date.

3 years from your course date.

The Energy Safety Canada confined space certificate is valid for 3 years. The law itself sets no expiry.

No law sets an expiry for confined space training, but most certificates show 3 years. Your employer decides when you retrain. In BC, rescue teams must hold a practice drill at least once a year.

An Energy Safety Canada fall protection certificate is valid for 3 years. The law itself sets no expiry.

Neither BC nor Alberta law puts an expiry on fall protection training, but most certificates show 3 years. Your employer may want it redone sooner.

3M does not publish an expiry for these courses, and the law sets none. Fall protection certificates usually show 3 years. Check the date on your 3M certificate and ask your employer.

3 years from the date on your certificate. The term comes from the Utility Safety Partners standard, not from a law.

WHMIS training does not expire by law, but most employers refresh it every year. It is tied to the workplace: each employer must train you on the products and procedures at its own site. In BC your employer must also review its WHMIS program at least once a year and retrain you when needed.

3 years for road, rail or ship, and 2 years for air. Each employer issues its own TDG training certificate, so a new employer must train you and issue a new one. A course record on its own is not the certificate.

In BC, forklift operators need upgrade training at least every 3 years. Alberta law sets no fixed period.

No official page states a term for telehandlers. In BC they are regulated as lift trucks, and lift truck operators need upgrade training at least every 3 years, so plan on the same.

No law or WSBC rule sets an expiry for MEWP training, but most certificates show 3 years. Your employer re-evaluates you and retrains you as needed.

No law sets an expiry, but most certificates show 3 years. Your employer decides when you need a refresher.

No official expiry was found for rigging and signalling training, but most certificates show 3 years. Go by the date on your certificate and your employer's rules.

No law sets an expiry, and Canada Safety Council does not publish one, but most certificates show 3 years. Go by the date on your certificate and your employer's rules.

No official expiry was found for a basic chainsaw course, but most certificates show 3 years. Faller certification is a different credential with its own rules.

No official expiry was found for fire extinguisher training. Most certificates show 3 years, and many workplaces refresh it every year. Your employer's fire safety plan decides.

No law or standard sets an expiry, but most certificates show 3 years. Go by the date on your certificate and your employer's rules.

1 year. Renew every year with the S-100A, with no gaps, and take the full S-100 again every 5 years.