Onsite CPR training,
built around your team.
Bring CPR, AED, First Aid and healthcare certification training to your workplace, school or organization. Help your team build practical skills—without sending everyone to separate classes.
Start with your location, approximate headcount and training needs. Course availability and scheduling are confirmed with your request.
Choose a course. Coordinate a session. Train together.
Who We Train
One team—or an entire organization.
Plan training around the people, responsibilities and schedules that make your organization different. Onsite training can support both workplace safety needs and healthcare certification requirements.
Offices & Businesses
Coordinate workplace responders, employee safety training and practical CPR, AED or First Aid education for your team.
Schools & Childcare
Arrange training for teachers, administrators, coaches and staff based on your organization’s certification needs.
Healthcare Facilities
Coordinate BLS, ACLS, PALS or other required training for clinical teams and healthcare professionals.
Dental & Medical Practices
Plan certification and renewal training around patient-facing schedules without sending staff to separate public classes.
Gyms, Coaches & Recreation
Bring practical CPR, AED and First Aid learning to coaches, fitness staff, recreation teams and facility employees.
Community Organizations
Explore group training for staff, volunteers, leaders and community members who want stronger emergency readiness.
Why Onsite Training?
Make training work for your workplace.
Instead of coordinating separate public classes for every participant, bring training to your team and plan the session around the way your organization actually operates.
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Reduce individual travel.
Bring the learning to one location instead of sending each participant to a separate public class.
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Practice as a team.
Give colleagues the opportunity to learn, ask questions and work through practical skills together.
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Plan around operations.
Discuss shifts, preferred training windows and whether your organization may benefit from more than one session.
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Choose the right credential.
Separate workplace safety needs from clinical certification requirements before your team commits to a course.
How It Works
From a training need to a coordinated session.
A few details upfront help turn a general inquiry into a useful training plan. We’ll use your group size, course requirements, location and scheduling needs to help organize the next steps.
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Share Your Needs
Tell us where your team is based, approximately how many people need training and which course or credential you need.
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Confirm the Details
Discuss the course, prerequisites, available dates, training location, group logistics and pricing before the session is booked.
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Prepare & Train
Complete any required preparation, then participate in the instruction and hands-on skills work for your selected course.
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Complete the Course
Meet the applicable knowledge and skills requirements and confirm certification delivery and recordkeeping with the team.
Your Planning Checklist
A little preparation makes the next step easier.
You do not need every detail finalized before reaching out, but a few basics help us understand your training needs and prepare a more useful response.
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Approximate Headcount
Include a rough number of participants and mention if different groups may need different courses.
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City & Training Space
Share your city and the type of room or facility available so setup, access and space requirements can be discussed.
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Timing & Deadlines
Provide a few possible dates, shift constraints and any upcoming certification or compliance deadlines.
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Course & Current Credentials
Let us know whether your team needs initial training, renewal, a skills session or help choosing the right course.
Training in one city—or planning for several?
Include every requested location in your inquiry so the team can confirm service availability and instructor coverage. Browse our public training locations for reference; onsite availability is confirmed separately.
Helpful Resources
A clearer plan starts with the right information.
Use these resources to compare course options, understand certification needs and prepare a more useful onsite training request.
Planning Guide
How to Plan Onsite CPR Training for Your Workplace
Review group size, course options, scheduling and the information to gather before requesting workplace training.
Read the planning guide
Course Selection
Which CPR Certification Do You Need?
Compare CPR, BLS, ACLS and other training pathways before choosing the certification that fits your team’s requirements.
Read the course guide
BLS Training
Understand BLS Training Options
Review Basic Life Support training for healthcare teams, including initial, renewal and skills-session pathways.
Explore BLS trainingCommon Questions
Let’s make the details simpler.
Get the essentials before planning onsite CPR, First Aid, BLS or advanced healthcare training for your organization.
What is onsite CPR training?
Onsite CPR training brings instruction to your organization’s location so participants can train together. The course may focus on workplace CPR, AED and First Aid, or on healthcare credentials such as BLS, ACLS or PALS.
Which courses can our organization request?
GEAR UP with CPR offers onsite options that may include Heartsaver CPR/AED, Adult and Pediatric First Aid, BLS, ACLS and PALS. The team can confirm the appropriate course, prerequisites and availability for your group.
Is there a minimum or maximum group size?
Share your approximate headcount when requesting training. Group limits and the number of sessions depend on the course, instructor availability and training space. The appropriate setup can be confirmed for your specific request.
Can we request evening or weekend training?
Daytime, evening and weekend scheduling can be discussed. Requested dates remain subject to instructor availability and are not reserved until the training arrangements have been confirmed.
How long does an onsite training session take?
Session length depends on the selected course, group setup and whether any online learning is completed beforehand. Ask about preparation requirements and expected training time when confirming your course.
What do we need to provide at our location?
Share information about your training room, building access and any accessibility needs. Space for hands-on practice, equipment responsibilities, seating and other setup details should be confirmed with the team before the training day.
Will participants receive a certification card?
For certification courses, participants must successfully complete the applicable course and skills requirements. Confirm the exact credential, issuing organization and delivery process for the course your group selects.
How do we request pricing and check availability?
Submit the onsite training request form with your organization, training city or state, approximate headcount, course needs and preferred timeframe. The team can then review your request and follow up about availability, logistics and pricing.
TRAIN YOUR TEAM
Request Onsite CPR Training
Tell us what your team needs and where you'd like to train. We'll review your request, confirm availability, and follow up with training options and pricing.