About the Marge Buhler
Marge Buhler is an accomplished Canadian Red Cross Training Partner; a professional with extensive experience in training, incident management, policy and procedure development, risk management, non-profit work, injury prevention, sales, marketing, grant writing, philanthropy, and program building. Certified by the Indigenous Certification Board of Canada, Marge is a Private Business Owner and Instructor Trainer, recognized for her expertise in coordinating with Emergency Services and working as an Indigenous Liaison for specialty services in the Thunder Bay area. Her roles have spanned from being a Private Career College Manager to a First Aid/Injury Prevention Coordinator, and an Instructor Trainer for both the Canadian and American Red Cross.
Buhler brings over two decades of experience delivering Canadian Red Cross programs and was certified in 2024 by the American Red Cross to Emergency Medical Response Level.
Certifications:
- Red Cross Senior Instructor Trainer
- Occupational Health & Safety Certification
- Psychological First Aid Instructor
- IMS/ICS Instructor
- American Red Cross Instructor Trainer
- Biker Down Instructor
Marge Buhler, ICBOC Training Accredited
Marge is a certified Instructor Trainer up to Emergency Medical Responder level and as well is a certified Red Cross Instructor for Psychological First Aid Training. She has worked with Thunder Bay Fire Department providing both Emergency Medical Response and Instructor training; in addition to Thunder Bay Police Services First Aid leadership training.
Now the founder of Buhler First Aid Services, Marge and her staff of instructors are dedicated to providing both public and private training courses, ranging from first aid and CPR/AED training, to leadership and advanced first aid courses. All Buhler First Aid Services are highly trained medical staff and Red Cross certified instructors.
Marge looks forward to providing everyone with the training they require to stay safe and help someone in need in the event of an emergency.
The training delivered by this provider is accredited by the Indigenous Certification Board of Canada.
Volunteer Work, Marge:
- continually builds partnerships with Indigenous communities, volunteering services to assist with emergency management needs.
- provides basic first aid instruction through the P.A.R.T.Y Program and participates in delivering the program to remote Indigenous communities.
- coordinated and led emergency response teams, developed training policies, and managed clothing donations for community-based programs.
This is an online Training Class for opioid awareness.
This is an OSHA-compliant, I-CAB recognized safety training course intended to teach employees the duties of a competent person when working around or in confined spaces. Topics covered in this training include competent person, equipment, testing, operations, hazards, and rescue. This course meets the classroom requirement for occupational safety training. It also includes a proficiency checklist that employers can use to perform a practical evaluation. Upon completion, trainees will be able to download and print a certificate or wallet card to show that they have completed 
This course bundle integrates three crucial aspects of fall protection training: system awareness, harness usage, and equipment inspection. It educates workers on various fall protection systems, including guardrails and safety nets, and personal equipment like body belts, emphasizing the selection of appropriate protection based on tasks. The training covers the correct donning, adjustment, and secure fastening of Personal Fall Arrest Systems (PFAS), highlighting risks like suspension trauma. It also details PFAS care, maintenance, and damage assessment, stressing the importance of proper inspection and avoiding damaged gear. Interactive simulations in a virtual construction setting and with virtual coworkers reinforce hazard identification, protection application, correct PFAS usage, and equipment inspection, ensuring workers are fully prepared and safe when working at heights.
A Canada-Compliant Training Class Online for Aerial Lifts (Boom Lifts & Scissor Lifts). I-CAB Recognized. This course satisfies Canada’s requirements for the classroom portion of operator safety training. Quiz questions along the way prepare you for the final written exam. Upon completion, you will gain access your certificate and a checklist which can be used by your employer to administer the required practical observation.
This comprehensive Aerial Work Platform (AWP) Certification course covers all scissor, push-around, straight-stick boom, and articulating boom lifts. This course exceeds all CSA/OHS requirements for classroom operator safety training certification in all Canadian provinces and territories.
This Boom Lift course satisfies requirements for the classroom portion of operator safety training. I-CAB Recognized. Quiz questions along the way prepare you for the final written exam. Upon completion, you will be able to print your certificate and wallet card. A checklist will also be made available which can be used by your employer to observe you on the machine.
The Canada Labour Code is federal legislation that protects the rights of employers and employees, and establishes a framework for the resolution of disputes. The Canada Labour Code comprises three parts: Part I addresses industrial relations, Part II addresses occupational health and safety, and Part III addresses standard hours, wages, vacations, and holidays. This course covers Part II of the Canada Labour Code.
When you see the power with which a chainsaw can cut down a tree, it’s not hard to understand why chainsaw operators must respect their tool. A healthy respect for and knowledge of your chainsaw’s limits and hazards will help you effectively mitigate them and keep yourself and others safe.
With thousands of lift truck related injuries and fatalities occurring each year, this online Counterbalanced Forklifts course aims to reduce the risks related to sit-down, vertical mast forklifts by teaching you how to become a safe lift truck operator.
A single exposure to an airborne chemical can cause health effects that may last for the rest of your life. If your workplace contains dangerous chemicals or hazardous atmospheres, you need to know when and how to wear a respirator. This training will present the basic requirements of respiratory protection and will focus on the types and limitations of respirators. Ideal learners include all employees.
To make all employees working in the construction industry aware of the requirements for use of fall protection, work positioning, fall restraint, and fall arrest systems.