About the Course
First Aid, CPR and AED Training
This training covers adult First Aid, CPR, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use, with a focus on recognizing emergencies, activating emergency response systems, and providing immediate care until professional medical help arrives. Instruction includes demonstrations, hands-on practice, and skills evaluation in accordance with AHA guidelines.
Topics include:
Scene safety and emergency assessment
Adult CPR and use of an AED
Choking response
Bleeding control and shock
Burns, fractures, and soft-tissue injuries
Medical emergencies such as heart attack, stroke, and heat-related illness
Workplace response considerations for industrial and construction settings
Course Objective
To prepare participants to recognize medical emergencies and confidently provide immediate First Aid, CPR, and AED response in the workplace until advanced medical care is available.
Who Should Take This Training
Designated First Aid/CPR responders
Supervisors, foremen, and managers
Safety professionals
Employees working in manufacturing, warehousing, construction, and industrial operations
Any employee responsible for emergency response or worker safety
OSHA Recommendation
OSHA recommends that employers ensure trained First Aid and CPR responders are available when medical services are not readily accessible to the worksite. This is especially relevant for industrial, manufacturing, and construction environments where response times may be delayed or where higher-risk activities are present (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 and 29 CFR 1926.50).
This training helps employers meet OSHA expectations by preparing workers to respond to injuries and sudden illnesses, reducing the severity of incidents and improving workplace emergency readiness.
Training Format
Duration: 3.5 hours
Certification: American Heart Association (AHA)
Instruction: Classroom instruction with hands-on skills practice and evaluation
Mobile Training Available: On-site delivery at your facility or job site.