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. Our courses help employees build confidence, respond more effectively during medical emergencies, and complete training through nationally recognized instruction. We offer flexible delivery options so organizations can train staff in a format that fits their schedule and operations.

What’s Included in CPR, AED and First Aid Certification?

AHA or Red Cross CPR and First Aid Certification Courses

Our certification courses are designed for workplaces that need practical, recognized training for emergency response. In addition, employees learn how to assess a scene, provide basic first aid, and respond to cardiac emergencies with more confidence.

On-Site CPR and First Aid Training Options

We offer flexible training formats to help organizations reduce scheduling disruptions while still meeting training goals. For example, teams can choose blended learning for convenience or in-person sessions for guided, hands-on practice.

2-Year Certification Cards

Successful participants receive certification cards that are valid for two years. This helps employers keep training records current and plan refresher training before certifications expire.

Bilingual CPR, AED, and First Aid Training Available

Training is available in English and Spanish to support better understanding across diverse teams. As a result, employers can improve participation, reinforce key response steps, and strengthen workplace readiness.

This training can also support broader workplace preparedness, especially when employers need staff to respond quickly and follow clear emergency procedures. In addition, teams can benefit from related OSHA compliance training, AED readiness guidance, and first aid kit compliance resources.

Workplaces that rely on trained staff for emergency response should connect certification with broader safety planning. We also help employers align training with OSHA medical services and first aid requirements. OSHA’s first-aid rule covers trained personnel and readily available first-aid supplies when outside medical treatment is not in near proximity.