Attending American Red Cross hands-on training courses under the supervision of our qualified instructors is the best way to obtain the skills and confidence needed to respond to an emergency. The popular First Aid/CPR/AED for the Workplace Program boasts a participant’s workbook and laminated CPR/AED and First Aid skill cards, which include full-color images and easy-to-read text that will walk you step by step through a variety of lifesaving skills. The skill cards will also serve as an excellent refresher and reference tool after training is complete.

Adult CPR/AED with First Aid Option

See Available Class Times or learn about Workplace Training Options.  Recognizing and caring for injuries or sudden illnesses until advanced medical help can take over. Handling emergency situations, breathing and cardiac emergencies, adult CPR, basic precautions for preventing disease transmission, identifying and caring for life-threatening bleeding, sudden illness and injuries. How to use an AED for victims of sudden cardiac arrests. Meets OSHA Guidelines for First Aid.

Adult CPR/AED

See Available Class Times or learn about Workplace Training Options.  Recognizing and handling emergency situations, caring for breathing and cardiac emergencies, performing CPR on adults and using an AED on victims of sudden cardiac arrest until advanced medical help is available. Basic precautions for preventing disease transmission.

Infant and Child CPR with First Aid

See Available Class Times or learn about Workplace Training Options.  Preventing, recognizing and providing basic care for breathing and cardiac emergencies in infants and children under the age of 12 until advanced medical help can take over. Basic precautions for preventing disease transmission. Includes optional child AED training. The first aid segment includes basic care for sudden illnesses or injuries, including bleeding, wounds, and immobilizing muscle, bone and joint injuries.

Bloodborne Pathogens: Preventing Disease Transmission

Learn about Workplace Training Options.  Transmission of disease, employer’s exposure control plan, emergency and follow-up procedures, preventing disease transmission.