Certified CPR Training,
Delivered at Your Door.
On-site American Heart Association Certification for BASIC LIFE SUPPORT (BLS), Heart and Save, and first aid for your workplace team accross the Upstate and Southeast.
Workplace CPR & First Aid Certification
Jeff delivers American Heart Association CPR and First Aid training directly at your facility. Whether you need to certify a small safety team or an entire department, he works around your schedule to minimize downtime and get your employees trained efficiently.
Digital cards delivered fast: Participants receive their official CPR and First Aid certification card by email within 2 business days after class completion. Jeff also sends all cards directly to your company contact so you can keep records on file.
What Is Covered in Training
Training follows the American Heart Association curriculum and covers the core skills your employees need to respond confidently in an emergency:
- Adult CPR
- Optional Child and Infant CPR
- Hands-only CPR technique
- Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use
- Recognizing cardiac arrest and calling for help
- Basic First Aid — bleeding control, burns, fractures, and more
- Choking response for adults and children
- Scene safety and emergency response protocols
Blood-Borne Pathogens Training
Jeff also provides blood-borne pathogens (BBP) training for workplaces that require OSHA-compliant BBP awareness. This is especially relevant for safety teams, first responders, HR departments, and any employee who may provide first aid in the workplace.
- OSHA blood-borne pathogens standard overview
- Recognizing and minimizing exposure risks
- Personal protective equipment (PPE) use
- Exposure control plan basics
- Post-exposure procedures
Why Train with Jeff?
Jeff has 22+ years of CPR instructor experience. That depth of experience means your team gets a confident, clear instructor who understands how to make the training practical and relevant — not a generic classroom lecture.
- 22+ years as a CPR instructor
- American Heart Association certified instructor
- On-site training at your location — no travel for your employees
- Group scheduling to fit your shift patterns
- Digital certification cards emailed within 2 business days
- Cards also sent to your company contact for recordkeeping
- Clear, hands-on instruction from a Certified Athletic Trainer
Who Should Get CPR & First Aid Training?
OSHA strongly recommends — and in some settings requires — that employers have trained first responders available. Ideal candidates for CPR and First Aid training include:
- Healthcare Providers (BLS CERT)
- Sports Teams and Clubs
- Safety managers and team leaders
- HR staff
- Plant managers and supervisors
- Maintenance and facilities teams
- Any employee who wants to be prepared to help in an emergency
Schedule CPR & First Aid Training
Contact Jeff to discuss your team size, preferred dates, and any specific training requirements. He will work directly with you to build a schedule that fits your operations. To streamline OSHA compliance, many facilities schedule their CPR training alongside their audiometric testing dates. to reduce the number of service visits per year. For broader compliance needs, safety consulting and ergonomic assessments are also available. Learn more about Jeff's credentials and background.
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Frequently Asked Questions — CPR & First Aid Training
How long do classes take?
CPR (ONLY) 2-2.5 Hours
CPR and First Aid 4-4.5 Hours
How long does American Heart Association CPR certification last?
AHA CPR and First Aid certifications are valid for 2 years. Jeff can schedule renewal training before certifications expire to keep your team continuously covered. Jeff also offers a flat rate hands-on, one-year refresher course and develops emergency action plans that include active, participant-led role-play exercises. He handles the scheduling logistics so your records stay current with minimal effort on your end.
How many employees can be trained in one session?
Jeff accommodates groups from 4 to 12 or more employees. For large workforces, he schedules training in cohorts across multiple sessions or days, working around your shift patterns to minimize operational downtime. Contact Jeff with your headcount for a specific plan.
Is American Heart Association CPR certification recognized by OSHA?
Yes. AHA CPR and First Aid certifications are widely recognized and accepted for OSHA compliance purposes. OSHA recommends — and in some industries requires — that employers have trained first responders on-site, and AHA certification satisfies those requirements. See our safety consulting page for more on OSHA compliance support.
When do employees receive their certification cards?
Digital certification cards are emailed to each participant within 2 business days of course completion. Jeff also sends a full list of cards to your designated company contact so you can maintain records in your safety file without chasing individuals.
What is blood-borne pathogens training and who needs it?
OSHA's blood-borne pathogens standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) requires annual training for employees who may reasonably anticipate contact with blood or other infectious materials. This includes designated first aid responders, safety team members, HR staff, and anyone who might assist an injured coworker. Jeff offers BBP training as an add-on to CPR and First Aid sessions — or as a standalone course through safety consulting.
Can you train employees on different shifts?
Yes. Jeff works directly with you to schedule training sessions around your shift structure — including early mornings, afternoons, or split days for facilities running multiple shifts. One call gets you Jeff — not a scheduling department — to work out the details.
Get Your Team Certified
On-site CPR and First Aid training that works around your schedule. Contact Jeff to get started.