First Aid / CPR / AED Training

AHA-certified instructor-led training delivered at your location, on your schedule — in partnership with CPR Center, Inc.

JW Safety Consulting
CPR Center, Inc.
Authorized Training Partnership

JW Safety Consulting & CPR Center, Inc.

All First Aid, CPR, and AED training delivered by JW Safety Consulting is conducted under the authority of and in collaboration with CPR Center, Inc. in Fort Smith, AR — an authorized American Heart Association Training Site. This partnership ensures every completion ecard meets AHA standards and is fully recognized by OSHA and employers nationwide.

Training That Actually Sticks.

Most workplace first aid training is a box to check. JW Safety Consulting delivers AHA-certified instruction that your employees will actually retain — because it's hands-on, practical, and taught by someone who spent over a decade working as a paramedic.

Training is conducted on-site at your facility, eliminating travel time for your crew and allowing scenarios to be tailored to your specific work environment. All courses meet OSHA first aid training requirements.

Upon successful completion, participants receive American Heart Association completion ecards valid for two years.

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JW Safety Consulting
CPR Center, Inc.
Authorized AHA Training Partnership

JW Safety Consulting, LLC delivers training under the authority of CPR Center, Inc. — an AHA-authorized training site in Fort Smith, AR.

Available Courses

Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED

The flagship AHA course for workplace safety. Covers adult, child, and infant CPR plus AED use and first aid essentials.

  • Adult, child & infant CPR
  • AED operation
  • Choking relief
  • Wound care & bleeding control
  • Shock, burns & fractures
  • 2-year AHA digital completion ecard

CPR / AED Only

Focused completion ecard training for employees whose role requires CPR and AED competency without the full first aid curriculum.

  • Adult CPR technique
  • AED operation & placement
  • Hands-only CPR basics
  • 2-year AHA digital completion ecard

Bloodborne Pathogens

OSHA-required annual training for employees with potential occupational exposure to blood or other infectious materials.

  • OSHA BBP standard overview
  • Exposure control basics
  • PPE selection & use
  • Post-exposure procedures
  • Training documentation provided
Additional Safety Training

Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

Training for supervisors and crews on identifying task-specific hazards and building practical control measures before work begins.

  • Breaking jobs into individual steps
  • Identifying hazards at each step
  • Selecting effective controls
  • Building a usable JHA document

OSHA Recordkeeping Basics

A practical walkthrough of OSHA 300, 300A, and 301 recordkeeping requirements for employers who need to stay compliant.

  • Recordable vs. non-recordable incidents
  • Completing the 300 log correctly
  • Annual 300A posting requirements
  • Common recordkeeping mistakes

Toolbox Talk Facilitation

Hands-on training for foremen and supervisors on delivering effective toolbox talks that crews actually retain.

  • Structuring a talk for retention
  • Engaging crews in under 10 minutes
  • Documenting attendance and topics
  • Building a recurring talk schedule

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Covers proper selection, use, and care of PPE across common jobsite hazards, grounded in field-tested field experience.

  • Hazard assessment for PPE selection
  • Proper fit and use
  • Inspection and care
  • Employer PPE program basics

Fall Protection Basics

Awareness-level training on fall hazard recognition and OSHA fall protection requirements for general industry and construction.

  • Recognizing fall hazards
  • OSHA fall protection requirements
  • Proper use of PPE and guarding
  • When a Competent Person designation is required
OSHA Standard-Specific Training

Emergency Action & Fire Prevention Plans

Training on developing, reviewing, and executing written emergency action and fire prevention plans (29 CFR 1910.38, 1910.39, 1926.35).

  • Evacuation procedures and routes
  • Employee alarm systems
  • Fire hazard identification
  • Roles and responsibilities during an emergency

Powered Platforms for Building Maintenance

Training on the safe operation and inspection of powered platforms used in building maintenance work (29 CFR 1910.66).

  • Hazard recognition for platform operation
  • Personal fall arrest system use
  • Emergency action procedures
  • Operating and inspection work procedures

Respiratory Protection

Training on respirator selection, use, and limitations for employees exposed to airborne hazards (29 CFR 1910.134).

  • Respirator selection basics
  • Proper use and seal check
  • Maintenance and storage
  • Program documentation requirements

Safety Signs & Tags

Training on accident prevention signs and tags, including proper use, meaning, and placement (29 CFR 1910.145).

  • Danger, caution, and warning signs
  • Tagout device requirements
  • Proper placement and visibility

Permit-Required Confined Space Entry

Training on the roles and procedures required for safe entry into permit-required confined spaces (29 CFR 1910.146).

  • Entrant, attendant & supervisor roles
  • Atmospheric testing basics
  • Permit system requirements
  • Rescue and emergency procedures

Lockout/Tagout (Control of Hazardous Energy)

Training on isolating hazardous energy sources during equipment servicing and maintenance (29 CFR 1910.147).

  • Authorized vs. affected employee roles
  • Energy control procedures
  • Lock and tag application
  • Periodic inspection requirements

Machine Guarding

Training on recognizing and controlling hazards from unguarded or improperly guarded machinery (29 CFR 1910.217, 1910.218).

  • Point-of-operation hazards
  • Guard types and requirements
  • Safe operating procedures
  • Inspection and reporting

Construction Safety Orientation

Foundational safety training and education covering general safety and health provisions for construction sites (29 CFR 1926.20, 1926.21).

  • General safety and health provisions
  • New hire safety orientation
  • Hazard recognition basics
  • Employer/employee responsibilities
Common Questions
Where does training take place? ›
Training is conducted on-site at your facility. This saves your crew travel time and allows the training to be tailored to the environment they actually work in.
How many employees can be trained at once? ›
Classes are designed for groups of 6 to 20 participants. For larger workforces, multiple sessions can be scheduled. Contact us to discuss the best approach for your headcount.
Does this satisfy OSHA first aid training requirements? ›
Yes. OSHA requires that at least one employee per job site be trained in first aid when a medical facility is not in near proximity. AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED satisfies this requirement. Training documentation is provided for your records.
Are the completion ecards recognized by employers and OSHA? ›
Yes. All completion ecards are issued through CPR Center, Inc., an authorized American Heart Association Training Site in Fort Smith, AR. AHA completion ecards are recognized by OSHA, insurers, and employers nationwide.
How long does the training take? ›
The Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED course typically runs 4–5 hours. The CPR/AED-only course is approximately 2–3 hours. Exact duration depends on group size and pace.
What completion ecard do participants receive? ›
Participants who successfully complete the course receive an American Heart Association completion ecard valid for two years, issued through CPR Center, Inc. Completion ecards are issued digitally — participants receive their AHA ecard electronically upon course completion.

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