CPR: When it comes to CPR, it’s important to know how to treat both children and adults. Our CPR training covers the procedures and steps to properly administer CPR for both children and adults.

AED:  Being able to provide help to anyone at any time is a powerful thing. AED classes are designed to teach you how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) on both children and adults. This way, you can provide care – no matter where you are or who the “patient” may be.

First Aid:  Through our first aid certification classes you’ll learn how to respond to specific situations, which will help you care for people in crisis as they wait for medical professionals to arrive.

  Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers uses a scenario-based approach to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills that lead to better patient outcomes. It is consistent with AHA Guidelines for CPR/ECC, and covers breathing and cardiac emergencies – including CPR, AED, and obstructed airway – for adults, children, and infants.

The 10-Hour course is designed to provide the basics of occupational safety and health, basic practices of identifying, reducing, eliminating, and reporting hazards associated with their work. The 10-hour class is ideal for entry-level workers; we suggest supervisory personnel, safety professionals, and higher positions take the 30-hour course.

Currently, training is offered for both the General Industry and Construction Industry.

General Industry:  Applies to almost all business sectors, including factory operations, manufacturing, storage, service and maintenance, hospitality, food manufacturing and service, oil and gas operations, warehouses, healthcare, and more (not construction or maritime).

Construction:  Applies to workers in construction, demolition, building development, and other fields in the construction. This training will ensure that workers can identify, predict, prevent, and stop potential hazards in the workplace.

There are no prerequisites required to take the 10-hour training course. Certification classes are held in-person at your provided facility on days and times that best suits your needs, with a minimum of two classroom days to complete per regulations, not exceed 7.5 hours of training time per day.

The 30-Hour course is more appropriate for managers, supervisors, or workers with safety responsibilities as we provide a greater depth and variety of training on an expanded list of topics associated with workplace hazards in each industry.

Currently, training is offered for both the General Industry and Construction Industry.

General Industry:  Applies to almost all business sectors, including factory operations, manufacturing, storage, service and maintenance, hospitality, food manufacturing and service, oil and gas operations, warehouses, healthcare, and more (not construction or maritime).

Construction:  Applies to workers in construction, demolition, building development, and other fields in the construction. This training will ensure that workers can identify, predict, prevent, and stop potential hazards in the workplace.

There are no prerequisites required to take the 30-hour training course. Certification classes are held in-person at your facility on days and times that best suits your needs, with a minimum of four classroom days to complete per regulations, not exceed 7.5 hours of training time per day.