Compliance & Workplace Safety

Non-Medical Rescuers

Disaster Preparedness

Disaster strikes when you least expect it to.

As unlikely as it might feel, disaster strikes. A few hours of training can save lives.

These are the classes that are recommended for the non-medical rescuer. The skills taught in these classes cater to those who may experience an emergency involving communities, friends, or family.

Child and Infant Courses

Pediatric courses blend CPR / AED and First Aid to cater to parents and caregivers. These courses are perfect for someone who needs to cut down on course time and doesn’t need to focus on adult care.

CPR / AED

A CPR / AED course covering the basics of managing cardiac arrest, rescue breathing, and choking.

First Aid

First Aid classes are going to teach the basics of injury management. Things like bleeding control, asthma, allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), chemical or thermal burns, drowning, environmental emergencies, and so much more.

More About the Classes

  • Combinations of the following can be found in both American Heart Association and the Red Cross:

    CPR / AED
    First Aid
    Child and Infant
    Adults

  • Classes are offered through the blended and in-person formats.

    Blended learning involves an online component and an in-person skills assessment.

    In-person classes are conducted entirely on-site.

  • Class times depend entirely on the format and content being taught with a range from 4 - 8 hours of personalized instruction.

  • You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day. We will give you more details and can help tailor a plan to your specific needs.