Workplace Training

Build Your Own Training Program

Whether you need to train 2 or 1000 employees in locations across the country, the Red Cross can help. We can provide high quality safety training when and where you need it, through one point of contact. Our flexible emergency preparedness solutions will help you meet OSHA guidelines and prepare your employees to save lives.


Mix and Match Flexible Training Programs—It’s Your Choice!

Option 1: A Red Cross instructor can come to your facility and train your employees at a time that works for you – daytime, evenings or weekends. With a minimum of 6 participants, an instructor will bring all needed program materials to provide on-site training.

Option 2: For those businesses that have fewer than 6 employees who need training, we have classes available during the daytime, evenings and weekends at community locations.  View our list of community first aid, CPR, AED or aquatics classes. 

Option 3: Become an authorized provider and have your staff trained as Red Cross instructors to provide first aid, CPR and AED training on-site.  This cost-effective option allows you to schedule training at your convenience with instructors familiar with your specific emergency procedures. View instructor course listings here.


Tailor The Training To Your Audience
The American Red Cross offers a variety of training programs for businesses and organizations to choose from.  Whether you will be training your own instructor or asking the American Red Cross to conduct training for you, we have a training program to meet your needs.

• Lay Responder First Aid, CPR (Adult, Infant, Child), AED (Adult, Child)
• Web-Based First Aid, CPR and AED
  
• Sports Safety Training
• First Aid: Responding to Emergencies (designed for high school/college curriculum)
• Wilderness First Aid
• CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
• Emergency Response
  
• Lifeguarding
• Water Safety Instructor
  

Additional modules are available to train individuals in Bloodborne Pathogens, Epinephrine Auto-Injectors, Asthma Inhalers, Administering Emergency Oxygen, Ergonomics, Slips/Trips/Falls, Your Heart Matters, Workplace Violence Awareness, Managing Stress, Back Injury Prevention and more.