American Red Cross First Aid, CPR and AED

When Someone Goes Down on Your Site, the Next Four Minutes Belong to Your Crew

Cardiac arrest, a deep cut, a fall from a ladder. Help is minutes away, but your people are right there. Get them trained and certified through American Red Cross First Aid, CPR and AED courses taught in person by Paul Shoemaker of KP2 Safety Consulting.

Course Content

What's Covered

Paul is an American Red Cross instructor for First Aid, CPR and AED. Training follows the American Red Cross curriculum and includes hands on practice:

  • Scene safety, checking an injured or ill person, and calling for help
  • Adult CPR with hands on manikin practice
  • AED operation and use
  • Choking response
  • Bleeding control, burns, shock, and other common jobsite injuries
  • Sudden illness and environmental emergencies such as heat and cold
  • Class length: About 3 hours (Adult First Aid/CPR/AED, instructor-led)
  • Certification: 2 year American Red Cross certification
  • Pricing: $150 per student, 6 student minimum ($900). $125 per student for each student beyond 10.
Construction crew practicing CPR on training manikins
Open first aid kit on a work truck at a construction site
Audience

Who It's For

  • General contractors and subcontractors who need crews certified
  • Contractors working on federal projects, including USACE and other agency jobs
  • Foremen, superintendents, and site safety representatives
  • Companies that need certified responders on every shift
In Person

Group and On Site Training

All classes are taught in person. Paul can come to your location, whether that is your office, yard, or jobsite, or training can be held at another location by arrangement. Group sessions let you certify a whole crew at once with minimal downtime.

Pair this with ongoing crew training through our Safety Training and Toolbox Talks, and see ready to use hazard analyses in the AHA Library.

Safety instructor teaching a group of construction workers on site
AED mounted on the wall of a jobsite office trailer
Federal Projects

Why It Matters on Federal Jobs

The USACE Safety and Health Requirements Manual, EM 385-1-1, section 3-8.b(1), requires at least two employees certified in first aid and CPR on any shift with more than one employee.

OSHA also addresses first aid on construction sites. 29 CFR 1926.50(c) requires a person with a valid certificate in first aid training to be available at the worksite when an infirmary, clinic, hospital, or physician is not reasonably accessible.

Planning ahead keeps every shift covered and keeps your project moving.

Get Started

Request Training

Tell us your crew size, location, and preferred dates, and we will set up a class.