CPR, AED & First Aid Certification
PCS Safety provides CPR, AED and first aid certification
for teams that need practical emergency response training in the workplace.
Build employee confidence, strengthen emergency response skills,
and complete training through nationally recognized instruction.
Flexible delivery options make it easier to train teams around your schedule.
Practical emergency response training designed for workplace teams.
Recognized certification courses help employees assess a scene, provide basic first aid, and respond to cardiac emergencies with greater confidence.
Choose delivery options that fit your schedule and operations, including blended learning or in-person sessions with guided, hands-on practice.
Successful participants receive certification cards valid for two years, helping employers keep records current and plan refresher training.
English and Spanish training options support understanding, participation, and clear emergency response steps across diverse teams.
Practical skills. Recognized certification. Workplace readiness.
OSHA Compliance Training
AED Readiness Guidance
First Aid Kit Compliance Resources
Workplaces need employees who can recognize an emergency, follow clear response steps,
and act while professional help is being arranged. CPR, AED and first aid training gives
teams practical instruction they can use during medical emergencies.
PCS Safety provides practical emergency response training for teams that need
employees prepared to respond effectively during medical emergencies. Participants
learn how to assess a scene, provide basic first aid, and respond to cardiac emergencies.
Workplace emergency readiness can be supported by connecting CPR, AED and first aid
certification with clear emergency procedures and related safety planning. PCS Safety
also provides OSHA compliance training, AED readiness guidance, and first aid kit
compliance resources.
OSHA’s first-aid rule addresses trained personnel and readily available first-aid
supplies when outside medical treatment is not in near proximity. Employers can
connect certification with broader workplace preparedness and emergency procedures.