The First Aid, CPR and AED Training course provides a complete introduction to the lifesaving skills needed to respond confidently during medical emergencies. Administered in accordance with the latest ECC/ILCOR and AHA guidelines, the program meets OSHA’s classroom training requirements and prepares learners to act quickly in situations involving cardiac arrest, severe injury, or other urgent health events.

Throughout the course, participants learn how to perform CPR, use an automated external defibrillator, and provide essential first aid care. Short quizzes reinforce key concepts and help prepare learners for the final written exam. Upon successful completion, learners can download a certificate, a wallet card, and an employer-ready skills observation form that can be customized for workplace needs. Certification requirements may vary by state, so learners should confirm any additional local standards.

Immediate response makes a critical difference in emergencies. Understanding when and how to administer CPR, operate an AED, or provide basic first aid can save lives before professional responders arrive. This course gives workers the foundational knowledge they need to perform these essential skills safely and effectively.

CPR

• When and how to perform CPR
• Adult, child, and infant considerations
• Recognizing cardiac emergencies

AED

• Safe operation of automated external defibrillators
• Responding to AED prompts
• Preparing a patient for defibrillation

First Aid

• Assessing injuries and medical emergencies
• Wound care and bleeding control
• Managing shock, burns, and other common incidents

Additional Sections

• Introduction
• Course conclusion and key takeaways

Approximately 90 minutes.

A score of 80% is required to pass. Learners may attempt the assessment up to three times.

A printable certificate, wallet card, and employer observation form are available upon successful completion.