Create a safer workplace with OSHA-compliant training from American Red Cross safety experts. The Red Cross can help with flexible training solutions designed to fit your organization, meet your corporate guidelines, and stay within your budget. Whether it’s required by OSHA, part of your company policy, or you simply want a safer workplace, the Red Cross has First Aid, CPR, AED and other training solutions for you.

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Expert Instruction

For more than a century we've prepared individuals and organizations to be ready in an emergency.

Customizable Solutions

OSHA compliant training that can be customized to meet your corporate guidelines.

Training Saves Lives

Each year millions are trained in First Aid, CPR and AED safety, resulting in lives saved at home, business and school.

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Workplace Training FAQ

• Is there a minimum number of people required for on-site group training?

  Yes, the billing minimum is 8 people. If you have less than 8, call us at 1-800-567-1483 and we can help you register for training in your community.

• We're ready to go with On-site Training. What's the next step?

  Fill out the form or give us a call at 1-800-567-1487.

• My team is already trained, but we need to be recertified. How can we do that?

  Getting employees recertified is easy, with most recertification classes being shorter than the initial training. Call now (1-800-567-1487) before your employees’ certifications expire.

• What will we receive as part of our training?

  In addition to OSHA compliant certificates, you will have access to free digital materials and mobile apps.

• Are there any new products available to aid in my teaching or taking a class?

  The Big Red™ LightSaving Manikin is a simulation experience offered for CPR education. It provides LED technology that mimics blood flow through the body and brain to give instant visual feedback on technique.