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Sending employees to an off-site class on their own is one way to handle certification requirements. It is rarely the most efficient way. On-site CPR training brings the course to your workplace, reduces scheduling friction, and keeps your team moving without the coordination burden that comes with individual enrollment. What On-Site Training Actually Means On-site CPR training means a certified instructor comes to your facility and delivers the course on location. Your emplo

CPR and BLS are not the same thing, even though both involve cardiac emergency response skills. Using the wrong term — or selecting the wrong course — can create compliance problems for employers and credential gaps for professionals. Understanding the distinction matters before you register for training. What Standard CPR/AED Certification Covers A standard CPR/AED course is designed for the general public, employees, and non-clinical responders. It teaches how to recognize

CPR certification does not last forever. Whether you are an individual maintaining a workplace requirement or an employer managing a team of certified employees, understanding how long certification remains valid is a practical necessity — not just a formality. The Standard Certification Period Most CPR and AED certifications issued through the American Heart Association are valid for two years from the date of the course. This applies to Heartsaver CPR/AED courses taken by l