As the recognized authority in resuscitation and training, the American Heart Association is the trusted leader in workplace training.
We deliver high quality and consistent training through our nationwide network of authorized training centers and instructors who follow our high operational standards.
Our network of more than 280,000 instructors and our national account staff can help you design and implement a training program that suits the unique needs of your business and workforce.
Workplace Training Courses
As part of our mission, we’re dedicated to helping responsible businesses like yours establish training programs. And we’ll even help tailor the training program to meet your workplace requirements. more
American Heart Association/OSHA Alliance
Under the Alliance, OSHA and the AHA work together developing workplace programs that help reduce death and disability from heart disease and stroke. more
AED Programs and Resources
Today the chance of survival from sudden cardiac arrest is about 6 percent. To increase the chance of survival, and because AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) already have helped save many lives, the American Heart Association strongly encourages businesses and public facilities to establish AED programs.
Regulations in nearly every state require CPR and AED training as part of an effective AED program – we’re prepared to help you establish your program and deliver the right training. more
Reviewed/Updated 06/03/2008
