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First Aid, CPR & AED training for plants and EHS teams

First Aid and CPR coverage for every shift on the plant floor

Manufacturing environments combine machinery, electrical systems, chemicals, heat, and height in one workspace. OSHA 1910.151 requires an employer to ensure ready availability of medical personnel, and to have adequately trained personnel available to render first aid when no infirmary, clinic, or hospital is in near proximity to the workplace. Sessions cover severe bleeding, crush and machinery injuries, burns, chemical and electrical incidents, falls, and cardiac emergencies, along with AED readiness so your team can act in the minutes before EMS arrives. Kits and supplies are commonly specified against ANSI/ISEA Z308.1, which many safety officers, insurers, and risk managers use as the reference standard for workplace first aid supplies.

Manufacturing training with Ronald M. Allen

The requirement

OSHA 1910.151 requires adequately trained first aid personnel when a clinic or hospital is not in near proximity. Specific class, headcount, and refresher expectations depend on your facility, insurer, and state program.

Relevant courses

  • Adult First Aid, CPR & AED
  • Bleeding Control / Stop the Bleed add-on
  • Emergency Oxygen Administration (where appropriate)

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Group sessions start at 6 people. On-site or at our training location.

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