First Aid/ CPR/AED
Training
Practical, hands-on training designed to give you the skills and confidence to respond when every second counts.
Be Prepared to Respond
CMAC Safety Solutions provides hands-on First Aid, CPR, and AED training for individuals, workplaces, and community groups. Courses are taught by American Red Cross-certified instructors and focus on recognizing emergencies, responding effectively, and practicing the skills participants may need in a real emergency.
Participants who successfully complete all course requirements receive an American Red Cross certification valid for two years.
Adult CPR & AED
Recognizing cardiac emergencies, performing high-quality CPR, and using an automated external defibrillator.
What You'll Learn
Pediatric CPR & AED
CPR and AED skills for infants and children, including recognizing and responding to pediatric emergencies.
Adult & Pediatric First Aid
Recognizing and responding to common injuries and medical emergencies until additional help arrives.
Choking
Recognizing and responding to choking emergencies in adults, children, and infants.
Training for Workplaces and the Community
First Aid/CPR/AED training is available for individuals, businesses, construction crews, schools, parents and caregivers, community organizations, and other groups looking to build practical emergency-response skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Our First Aid/CPR/AED training is designed to be accessible to everyone, and we teach each course assuming participants have no prior training or experience.
Absolutely. Our First Aid/CPR/AED courses are open to individuals and organizations throughout the community. We believe practical safety skills should extend beyond the workplace, and we especially encourage parents, caregivers, teachers, and others who want to be better prepared to respond in an emergency.
Yes. Participants who successfully complete all course requirements will receive an American Red Cross certification valid for two years.
Our free community CPR training is designed to make basic CPR education more accessible and does not provide an American Red Cross certification. Certification courses provide more comprehensive training, include the required skills and course components, and result in certification upon successful completion.