Cochrane Emergency Training Services

11/21/2025

Multiple course offerings available at CETS from industry leading agencies.




Your local training agency in Cochrane, Alberta

11/19/2025

Grateful to be marking 8 years in business, right here in the town we’re proud to call home. Thankful to our community that supports local business.

CETS Advantage:
* A team of local instructors all with healthcare backgrounds (EMS, RNs and RRTs)
* Practical hands on training
* Small class sizes
* Courses and certifications delivered in partnership with trusted, OHS-approved industry leaders.
* Locally owned and operated
* Onsite training options
* Private group booking discounts

11/01/2025

Thank you for making our Halloween perfect with an afternoon KPOP show. We have the best landlord.

10/21/2025

https://www.cochraneemergencytraining.com/post/h-s-mythbusters-separating-facts-from-fatal-mistakes

Understanding the facts about hydrogen sulfide can prevent tragedy and keep your crew safe. Book your next H₂S Alive or refresher course in Cochrane today — and make sure everyone goes home safely.

10/10/2025

Recommendations for all youth staying Home Alone - what tips would you add?

This program teaches applicable and age-appropriate skills, while increasing and reinforcing a youth’s capacity to improve his or her own safety at home.

09/27/2025

Discounted Emergency First Aid Training for youth 13-17

CSA Basic Level C certification issued through the Canadian Red Cross. Includes CPR/AED considerations for adults, children and infants.

Register online under “emergency first aid” tab

09/27/2025

8 years ago we started teaching First Aid courses in our basement. I am so humbled and proud to have grown to 200 Google reviews, a classroom location that is running almost daily with a variety of safety education options and a team of high quality/experienced instructors.

Thank you for your continued support Cochrane and Area!

Chelsea & Alex

08/12/2025

07/23/2025

Prevent child falls from windows and balconies. As temperatures climb across Alberta, many families are turning to open windows and balconies to cool their homes, but health officials are warning that this can pose a serious safety risk for young children.

Get the full story on the CochraneNow app/web