Covid-19 compliant training
Due to the Covid-19 crisis, safety measures have been implemented by the CDC and other governing bodies, until an unknown future date. This includes 1 to 1 ratio practice with gloves, hand sanitizer and masks, which means no face to face practice with a training partner in close proximity (as is common). No mouth to mouth practice (if typically required for the specific course). Students are spaced out at a minimum of 6 feet from other students. Zoom (distance learning) training may be offered, depending on course type and requirements.
Zoom-based training
Some courses can be provided through the Zoom training option. Courses that do not require written test compliance. The equipment that is needed for the training (ie: Manikins, Epi-Pen trainers) are dropped off in advance to the student. The training is provided with the instructor supervising and offering encouragement and correction over the Zoom portal. This can be offered for individuals, we well as groups. Contact us for more info.
course catalog
A list of current classes we offer, browse through and contact us to schedule.
medical professionals
general public
childcare / teachers
school safety
workplace safety
wind/solar industry
osha training
respirator fit testing
construction industry
safety consulting
Health + Safety Texas Course Catalog
OSHA
TRAINING
Course Catalog
Accident Investigation
Active Shooter Awareness
Aerial Boom Lift Operator
// certification provided
Asbestos Awareness
Basics of Safety Leadership
// OSHA overview, Workers comp review, Safety culture,
effective safety leadership
Bloodborne Pathogens/Infection Control
Confined Space
// including practical rescue, if needed
Defensive Driving
Electrical Safety Awareness
// General awareness only, not NFPA70e certification
Fall Prevention
// Personal fall arrest systems, other methods of fall
protection
Hand Safety
//hand injury prevention, crushing/pinch point injuries,
review of current technologies available
Hand tool & Portable Power Tool Safety
// general awareness, specific tool safety as requested
Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)
// GHS compliant
Heat Illness Prevention
Accident Investigation
Active Shooter Awareness
Aerial Boom Lift Operator
// certification provided
Asbestos Awareness
Basics of Safety Leadership
// OSHA overview, Workers comp review,
Safety culture, effective safety
leadership
Bloodborne Pathogens/Infection Control
Confined Space
// including practical rescue, if needed
Defensive Driving
Electrical Safety Awareness
// General awareness only, not NFPA70e
certification
Fall Prevention
// Personal fall arrest systems, other
methods of fall protection
Hand Safety
//hand injury prevention, crushing/pinch
point injuries, review of current
technologies available
Hand tool & Portable Power Tool Safety
// general awareness, specific tool safety
as requested
Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)
// GHS compliant
Heat Illness Prevention
Industrial Ergonomics
// Body mechanics awareness, training
tailored to actual work tasks, custom
services available
Knife Safety
// How to handle knives properly, proper
techniques
Loading Dock Safety
Lockout/Tagout
// Control of hazardous energy, on site
processes
Machine Guarding
// Awareness and specific training specific to
machines and equipment used on site
Office Ergonomics
// Basics of office ergonomics, proper
alignment
Office Safety
// General office safety, fall prevention, spill
clean-up, proper lifting, common injury
prevention
Personal Protective Equipment
// Customized for PPE used on the job
Powered Industrial Truck Operator Certification
// (Forklift, Powered Pallet Jack) Certification
class.
All types of forklifts, powered pallet jacks
Safe Lifting
// Basic principles of safe lifting.
Childcare industry version also available
Strain Injury Prevention
// Customized: general strain injury training,
principles of body mechanics, team lifting
Industrial Ergonomics
// Body mechanics awareness, training tailored to actual
work tasks, custom services available
Knife Safety
// How to handle knives properly, proper techniques
Loading Dock Safety
Lockout/Tagout
// Control of hazardous energy, on site processes
Machine Guarding
// Awareness and specific training specific to machines
and equipment used on site
Office Ergonomics
// Basics of office ergonomics, proper alignment
Office Safety
// General office safety, fall prevention, spill clean-up,
proper lifting, common injury prevention
Personal Protective Equipment
// Customized for PPE used on the job
Powered Industrial Truck Operator Certification
// (Forklift, Powered Pallet Jack) Certification class.
All types of forklifts, powered pallet jacks
Safe Lifting
// Basic principles of safe lifting.
Childcare industry version also available
Strain Injury Prevention
// Customized: general strain injury training, principles
of body mechanics, team lifting
Gary and Linnette Fian are a bilingual husband and wife team who are certified occupational safety specialists (COSS). They have a combined 50 years of safety and training experience. In 2009, they opened their own safety consulting firm. They serve clients in English and Spanish, across a multitude of industries, from Aerospace to Zoos. They provide variety of safety related services, including OSHA courses and on-site evaluations, to help their clients create and maintain effective safety cultures.
medical
professional
Course Catalog
$70
BLS (Basic Life Support)
details
The Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Course is designed for healthcare professionals (Medical and Dental). Instruction is provided in use of breathing devices, CPR for the adult, child and infant, AED use, Rescue breathing, relief of choking. Course includes written assessment test.
**Note: In 2015 the AHA removed the “renewal” version of this course. It is now one standard course for all providers, whether an initial course or a renewal.
Intended Audience: Medical and Dental Professionals, Nursing and Medical Students, EMS.
Credential / Card Type: AHA BLS for Healthcare Provider Course completion card (valid for 2 years)
$180
ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support)
details
The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) course is designed for healthcare providers who either direct, or participate in, the resuscitation of a patient, whether in or out of hospital. ACLS is based on simulated clinical scenarios that encourage active, hands-on participation through learning stations. Students will practice essential skills individually, as part of a team, and as a team leader.
Realistic simulations reinforce key concepts: proficiency in BLS care; recognizing and initiating early management of peri-arrest conditions; managing cardiac arrest; identifying and treating ischemic chest pain and acute coronary syndromes; recognizing other life-threatening clinical situations (such as stroke) and providing initial care; ACLS algorithms; drug administration; and effective resuscitation team dynamics.
Although Adult CPR and use of an AED is reviewed and skills performed, NO BLS certification card will be provided at the close of class. Only adult BLS skills are practiced, not pediatric skills. BLS certification can be provided after completion of ACLS, if needed.
Renewal: 5-8 hours, $180*
Initial: 14-16 Hours (2 days), $210*
*group discounts available
Intended Audience: Licensed Medical and Dental providers, Nursing and Medical Students, EMS
Credential / Card Type: AHA ACLS Course completion Card (Valid for 2 years)
Continuing Education hours (CE) provided
Student Manual Required
$180
PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)
details
The goal of the PALS Provider Course is to teach students how to recognize infants and children who may be at risk for many life threatening scenarios. The course will provide students with strategies for preventing cardiopulmonary arrest in infants and children. It will teach students how to perform the cognitive and psychomotor skills for resuscitating and stabilizing infants and children in respiratory failure, shock, or cardiopulmonary arrest. Skills in bag-mask ventilation, management of airway, defibrillation and cardioversion, CPR and use of AEDs for children and infants, and rhythm management are emphasized. Working as part of a team has a major focus.
NO BLS card is provided at the end of this course. You will only be practicing pediatric skills, not adult skills. BLS certification can be added once PALS has been completed.
Intended Audience: Licensed medical and dental providers who provide acute care and support to pediatric patients, or whose licensing agency requires staff to keep PALS maintained.
Renewal: 5-8 hours, $180*
Initial 14-16 Hours (2 days), $210*
*group discounts available
Credential / Card Type: AHA PALS Course completion Card (Valid for 2 years)
Continuing Education hours (CE) provided
$78.50
Blended Learning BLS
details
HeartCode BLS is the AHA’s blended learning delivery method for the BLS Course. Blended learning is a combination of eLearning (online portion), in which a student completes part of the course in a self-directed manner, followed by a hands-on session. HeartCode BLS includes 8 modules, 4 eSimulations, and two video tutorials. This is followed by an in-person physical skills practice with an instructor. Doing the online portion DOES NOT certify the student, the in-person skills must be performed to complete the course and receive the e-card.
Course is certified through the AHA, 2 year certification. To complete the online portion, go to Onlineaha.org and choose HeartCode BLS.
Online test, paid directly on AHA website - $28.50
Skills portion: 1 hour - $50
$240
Blended Learning ACLS
details
Heartcode ACLS is the AHA’s blended learning delivery method for the AHA’s ACLS Course. Blended learning is a combination of eLearning, in which a student completes part of the course in a self-directed manner, followed by a hands-on session. HeartCode ACLS is a comprehensive eLearning program that uses eSimulation technology to allow students to assess and treat patients in virtual healthcare settings. To enter the course, students must complete a precourse self-assessment. Students will then be presented with a team dynamic lesson and 10 In-hospital patient cases, including a BLS case and 2 megacode cases. This blended learning option gives a completion certificate, which is given to an ACLS instructor, proving that you have completed the didactic side of the course. You will then need to complete the skills portion involving the physical practice (Adult CPR, AED….), as well as a megacode session. You will then receive your ACLS e-card.
Course is certified through the AHA, 2 year certification. To complete the online portion, go to Onlineaha.org and choose HeartCode ACLS.
Online test, paid directly on AHA website - $158
Skills portion: 1 hour - $80
$240
Blended Learning PALS
details
HeartCode PALS is a comprehensive program that uses a series of videos and simulated pediatric emergencies to reinforce the importance of certain concept. These include the systematic approach to pediatric assessment, basic life support, PALS treatment algorithms, effective resuscitation, and team dynamics. Using eSimulation technology, students can assess and treat patients in virtual healthcare settings. In this environment, students also apply their knowledge to real-time decision-making and skills development. Debriefings and coaching are provided immediately after each simulation to facilitate learning. Written exam provided. This blended learning option gives a completion certificate, which is given to an ACLS instructor at your skills appointment. This proves that you have completed the didactic side of the course. During your skills check, your will practice the physical portion (Adult CPR, AED….), as well as a megacode session. You will then receive your PALS e-card.
Course is certified through the AHA, 2 year certification. To complete the online portion, go to Onlineaha.org and choose HeartCode PALS.
Online test, paid directly on AHA website - $158
Skills portion: 1 hour - $80
Mock Emergency Drills
details
The objective of the Mock Drill is to review the emergency preparedness plan of the organization and evaluate standard operating procedure, so that, during an actual emergency, staff will follow predetermined steps to preserve life and property.
The Mock Drill is designed individually for the business/staff environment. Emergency equipment/protocols are reviewed. Staff requirements and assignments are made, such as who starts CPR, who calls 911 and gets a first aid kit, and who searches the building, if evacuation is necessary. Where is the first aid kit located, and should it be moved to a more central location? Is there an AED on site? Where is the best/safest off-site location for evacuees to wait/regroup?
Live scenarios involving all staff are essential to a successful Mock Drill.
Course duration: 2 hours * In facility / On-Site
Mock Code Drill
details
Many health care facilities -including hospitals and clinics- routinely conduct mock codes, usually quarterly. Depending on the time of day, location of the patient, and other variables, the code team's response time could vary, wasting critical minutes. In the case of a clinic, there is no emergency response team--only the staff on site, and 911. The sooner BLS and first aid is initiated, the better the patient's chance of survival.
Running mock codes has many advantages that improve patient care, including:
•keeping staff members' resuscitation skills sharp, in a non-threatening learning environment
•ensuring that equipment (and medication) is available, and that staff members know where to find, and how to use.
•clarifying the roles of team members and staff during an emergency.
•establishing a “traffic control” plan to maintain order, clearing an area when extra staff and bystanders do not belong.
The Mock Code Drill is individually designed for the department or clinic based on company protocols, and available equipment.
Duration: 2-3 hours* - $30 per person
CE hours provided*
Respirator Fit Testing
details
A respirator fit test determines if a tight-fitting respirator can be worn without having any leaks. It should take place after an employee has been medically cleared to wear a respirator and before the employee actually wears it on the job. A respirator fit test is required for all tight-fitting respirators. An employee must complete the fit test using a respirator that’s the same make, model, and size of one he/she will wear on the job while also wearing any other required equipment (e.g., glasses).
There are two types of respirator fit tests as required by OSHA: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative Fit Testing (QLFT)*
• More common method
• Normally used for half-mask respirators
• Relies on the user’s senses
Quantitative Fit Testing (QNFT)
• Uses a machine to numerically measure leakage
into the facepiece
• Required for certain tight-fitting respirators, that
must form a tight seal to work properly
Respirator Fit Testing is required by OSHA (29CFR1910.134) for all tight-fitting respirators, and both supplied-air and air-purifying respirators. They require fit testing prior to initial use, if there are changes to the brand/size of mask or any physical changes to the person’s face or neck that may affect the fit. Fit testing must be repeated annually.
*Enos CPR currently provides only Qualitative (QLFT) Fit Testing
Contact us for pricing and information on our Respirator Fit Testing Programs
general
public
Course Catalog
$50
First Aid
details
First aid (without CPR/AED training) covers basic first aid emergencies including calling 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, stroke, heart attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Video driven with hands-on practice. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Course can be certified through AHA or ASHI.
2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 3 hours
$105
Advanced First Aid
details
ASHI’s Advanced First Aid course is designed for the person who desires more than Basic First Aid training, but not to the level of EMS. Perfect for corporate emergency response teams, this 10-20 hour course presents many of the most common illnesses and injuries responders are likely to encounter, in or out of a corporate environment. This course very hands-on, and is tailored to meet management preferences and requirements. CPR and AED are NOT certified through this course. Only First aid is reviewed and practiced. Book is provided.
Course is certified through ASHI 2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 10 hrs (one day) - $105
21 hrs (two days) - $170
$60
CPR / AED
details
CPR for the Adult, child and infant. AED use for all ages, relief of choking for all ages. NO first aid training provided. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who is NOT a healthcare provider
Course can be certified through AHA or ASHI. 2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 3 Hours
$90
CPR / AED & Basic First Aid
details
CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
$90
CPR / AED & Pediatric Basic First Aid
details
CPR and AED and First aid for the Adult, child and infant, with emphasis on child and infant emergencies. First aid training is hands-on and covers a variety of common illnesses and injuries common to pediatric age victims (choking, falls, poisoning, EpiPen training…..). Abuse reporting and state licensing requirements also included.
Intended Audience: Anyone whose primary occupation/volunteer position is caring for children and infants.
Course duration: 7-8 Hours
ASHI and American Heart Association certifications provided.
NOTE: Childcare providers: American Heart Association cards do NOT require a “sticker” to be valid. Your AHA card will not have a sticker. ALL licensing agencies are aware of this. If unsure, inquire with your licensing agency first, or call our offices for further explanation.
$180
Wilderness First Aid
details
Designed for scouts and scout leaders, outdoor enthusiasts and anyone who works or spends time in remote environments, this course teaches advanced skills to be used in emergencies when help from professional first responders may be far away. American Health and Safety’s Wilderness First Aid Curriculum, this course aligns with OSHA’s Best Practices for Workplace First Aid Training Programs.
Topics include:
•Primary and Secondary Assessments
•Head/Brain, Neck and Spinal Injuries
•Heat-Related Emergencies
•Hypothermia
•Altitude-Related Illnesses
•Allergies and Anaphylaxis
•Burns
•Bone and Joint Injuries
•Wounds and Wound Infection
Prerequisites: Must be at least 14 years old and hold current adult CPR/AED certification.
Book and 2 year certification card provided.
Course length: 16 hours (2 days)
$35
Friends + Family CPR
details
The Family and Friends program is designed for neighborhoods, families, and schools, where learning is desired, but card certification is not necessary. Card certification courses have an element of required hands on practice in order to earn “proof” that you successfully completed the course. Many who need certification are with jobs and positions that require that they learn, hence the need for “proof”.
When a family has a new baby, has had a tragic experience by them or someone close to them, a school just wants the information, this is the course. Perhaps they just want to ask questions, or watch the practice, but not participate. In the Family and Friends course, there is NO requirement do any hands-on practice, but does provide ALL of the information typically given in CPR/AED training, including relief of choking skills.
Because completion cards are not provided, the cost of the course is reduced.
Course Duration: 2-4 hours - $30 per person
No card certification provided
Respirator Fit Testing
details
A respirator fit test determines if a tight-fitting respirator can be worn without having any leaks. It should take place after an employee has been medically cleared to wear a respirator and before the employee actually wears it on the job. A respirator fit test is required for all tight-fitting respirators. An employee must complete the fit test using a respirator that’s the same make, model, and size of one he/she will wear on the job while also wearing any other required equipment (e.g., glasses).
There are two types of respirator fit tests as required by OSHA: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative Fit Testing (QLFT)*
• More common method
• Normally used for half-mask respirators
• Relies on the user’s senses
Quantitative Fit Testing (QNFT)
• Uses a machine to numerically measure leakage
into the facepiece
• Required for certain tight-fitting respirators, that
must form a tight seal to work properly
Respirator Fit Testing is required by OSHA (29CFR1910.134) for all tight-fitting respirators, and both supplied-air and air-purifying respirators. They require fit testing prior to initial use, if there are changes to the brand/size of mask or any physical changes to the person’s face or neck that may affect the fit. Fit testing must be repeated annually.
*Enos CPR currently provides only Qualitative (QLFT) Fit Testing
Contact us for pricing and information on our Respirator Fit Testing Programs
Stop The Bleed
details
Need details for this course :)
childcare
+ teacher
Course Catalog
$90
CPR / AED & Pediatric First Aid
details
CPR and AED and First aid for the Adult, child and infant, with emphasis on child and infant emergencies. First aid training is hands-on and covers a variety of common illnesses and injuries common to pediatric age victims (choking, falls, poisoning, EpiPen training…..). Abuse reporting and state licensing requirements also included.
Intended Audience: Anyone whose primary occupation/volunteer position is caring for children and infants.
Course duration: 7-8 Hours
ASHI and American Heart Association certifications provided.
NOTE: Childcare providers: American Heart Association cards do NOT require a “sticker” to be valid. Your AHA card will not have a sticker. ALL licensing agencies are aware of this. If unsure, inquire with your licensing agency first, or call our offices for further explanation.
$30
Family + Friends CPR
details
The Family and Friends program is designed for neighborhoods, families, and schools, where learning is desired, but card certification is not necessary. Card certification courses have an element of required hands on practice in order to earn “proof” that you successfully completed the course. Many who need certification are with jobs and positions that require that they learn, hence the need for “proof”.
When a family has a new baby, has had a tragic experience by them or someone close to them, a school just wants the information, this is the course. Perhaps they just want to ask questions, or watch the practice, but not participate. In the Family and Friends course, there is NO requirement do any hands-on practice, but does provide ALL of the information typically given in CPR/AED training, including relief of choking skills.
Because completion cards are not provided, the cost of the course is reduced.
Course Duration: 2-4 hours - $30 per person
No card certification provided
$60
CPR / AED
details
CPR for the Adult, child and infant. AED use for all ages, relief of choking for all ages. NO first aid training provided. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who is NOT a healthcare provider
Course can be certified through AHA or ASHI. 2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 3 Hours
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Stop The Bleed
details
Need the details for this course :)
School
Safety
Course Catalog
$90
CPR / AED & First Aid
details
CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
$30
Family + Friends CPR
details
The Family and Friends program is designed for neighborhoods, families, and schools, where learning is desired, but card certification is not necessary. Card certification courses have an element of required hands on practice in order to earn “proof” that you successfully completed the course. Many who need certification are with jobs and positions that require that they learn, hence the need for “proof”.
When a family has a new baby, has had a tragic experience by them or someone close to them, a school just wants the information, this is the course. Perhaps they just want to ask questions, or watch the practice, but not participate. In the Family and Friends course, there is NO requirement do any hands-on practice, but does provide ALL of the information typically given in CPR/AED training, including relief of choking skills.
Because completion cards are not provided, the cost of the course is reduced.
Course Duration: 2-4 hours - $30 per person
No card certification provided
$30
BBP Bloodborne Pathogens
details
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to, hepatitis B (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Needlesticks and other sharps-related injuries may expose workers to bloodborne pathogens. Workers in many occupations, including first aid team members, housekeeping personnel in some industries, nurses and other healthcare personnel may be at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This course teaches you about OSHA policies, to control exposure in the workplace, procedures if you ARE exposed, and how to physically clean/dispose of the hazard. Book is included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who works in an industry with risk of exposure to bodily fluids.
Course duration: 1 Hour
* Often added to end of first aid training
Certification valid for one year
School Safety
details
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS, keeping kids safe!
Driving is the #1 killer of high school students!
South Carolina reduced their teen driving death rate by 47% over a seven-year period between 2006 and 2013, by utilizing the Alive at 25 Program.
HOW DID THEY DO IT?
The National Safety Council worked with high schools and law enforcement to provide the Alive at 25 course to high school students. Students were told that if they wanted the privilege to park on the school campus, that they would have to take the four hour Alive at 25 course on their own time, and pay for it.
The cost of the program was reduced, and scholarships were made available. There was no cost to the schools.
Alive at 25 is not Drivers Ed.
Active Shooter
details
The increasing instances of active shooter event taking place is a sad reality of the world we live in today. The motivations driving people to commit such acts are varied and often unpredictable. If you ever find yourself in an active shooter scenario, remember, You Can Make It! Our training module is based upon the FBI’s Run, Hide, Fight protocol and has been developed in conjunction with retired law enforcement officers. It is designed to provide the participants with information that may save their lives in the event of an active shooter event. The module is a combination of classroom and practical training that may be delivered as a stand-alone module or as part of a larger Emergency Response training for your company.
Module Outline:
1. Basic Information – Active Shooter Scenario (What
it is, How it happens, Know that you can make it)
2. Video
3. Personal Response to Active Shooter Scenario
(we discuss how visitors, clients, patients will
follow what employees do)
4. The Sound of Gunfire (Since many case studies
show that victims did not recognize the sound of
gunfire, even when it was in the same room, we
introduce it by having the class close their eyes
while we play the sounds of different weapons at
different volumes).
5. Decision to Run
6. Decision to Hide
7. Decision to Fight
8. What to do when first responders arrive
9. Calling 911
10. Q/A
11. Facility Walk (We take the class through their
facility and identify standard and non-standard
exits, places to hide, and objects that can be used
if they need to engage).
workplace
Safety
Course Catalog
$90
CPR / AED & First Aid
details
CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
$30
BBP Bloodborne Pathogens
details
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to, hepatitis B (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Needlesticks and other sharps-related injuries may expose workers to bloodborne pathogens. Workers in many occupations, including first aid team members, housekeeping personnel in some industries, nurses and other healthcare personnel may be at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This course teaches you about OSHA policies, to control exposure in the workplace, procedures if you ARE exposed, and how to physically clean/dispose of the hazard. Book is included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who works in an industry with risk of exposure to bodily fluids.
Course duration: 1 Hour
* Often added to end of first aid training
Certification valid for one year
Mock Emergency Drills
details
The objective of the Mock Drill is to review the emergency preparedness plan of the organization and evaluate standard operating procedure, so that, during an actual emergency, staff will follow predetermined steps to preserve life and property.
The Mock Drill is designed individually for the business/staff environment. Emergency equipment/protocols are reviewed. Staff requirements and assignments are made, such as who starts CPR, who calls 911 and gets a first aid kit, and who searches the building, if evacuation is necessary. Where is the first aid kit located, and should it be moved to a more central location? Is there an AED on site? Where is the best/safest off-site location for evacuees to wait/regroup?
Live scenarios involving all staff are essential to a successful Mock Drill.
Course duration: 2 hours * In facility / On-Site
Fleet Safety
details
Occupational Safe Driver Program
Keeping workers safe on the road
According to the United States Department of Labor, every 12 minutes someone dies in a motor vehicle crash, every 10 seconds an injury occurs, and every 5 seconds a crash occurs. Many of these incidents occur during the workday or during the commute to and from work. Employers bear the cost for injuries that occur both on and off the job.
Whether you manage a fleet of vehicles, oversee a mobile sales force or simply employ commuters, by implementing a driver safety program in the workplace you can greatly reduce the risks faced by your employees and their families while protecting your company’s bottom line.
Custom Solutions for your Fleet
Cobert Safety Professionals can create a customized solution, including advanced driver safety classes, to help keep your drivers collision free.
Occupational Safe Driver Programs / NSC Professional Truck Driver
Safe Driver programs also help protect your brand name by keeping your fleet collision-free.
Site Safety
details
Facilities Security and Safety Surveys
Our public safety professionals will assess your facility and recommend improvements to the safety and security of your staff, clients and visitors — and the environment that they work in. Specially trained law enforcement and certified security specialists who have experience in assessing commercial property including schools, warehouses, offices, and houses of worship will evaluate your location and make individually designed recommendations.
School Safety
details
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS, keeping kids safe!
Driving is the #1 killer of high school students!
South Carolina reduced their teen driving death rate by 47% over a seven-year period between 2006 and 2013, by utilizing the Alive at 25 Program.
HOW DID THEY DO IT?
The National Safety Council worked with high schools and law enforcement to provide the Alive at 25 course to high school students. Students were told that if they wanted the privilege to park on the school campus, that they would have to take the four hour Alive at 25 course on their own time, and pay for it.
The cost of the program was reduced, and scholarships were made available. There was no cost to the schools.
Alive at 25 is not Drivers Ed.
Active Shooter
details
Respirator Fit Testing
details
A respirator fit test determines if a tight-fitting respirator can be worn without having any leaks. It should take place after an employee has been medically cleared to wear a respirator and before the employee actually wears it on the job. A respirator fit test is required for all tight-fitting respirators. An employee must complete the fit test using a respirator that’s the same make, model, and size of one he/she will wear on the job while also wearing any other required equipment (e.g., glasses).
There are two types of respirator fit tests as required by OSHA: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative Fit Testing (QLFT)*
• More common method
• Normally used for half-mask respirators
• Relies on the user’s senses
Quantitative Fit Testing (QNFT)
• Uses a machine to numerically measure leakage
into the facepiece
• Required for certain tight-fitting respirators, that
must form a tight seal to work properly
Respirator Fit Testing is required by OSHA (29CFR1910.134) for all tight-fitting respirators, and both supplied-air and air-purifying respirators. They require fit testing prior to initial use, if there are changes to the brand/size of mask or any physical changes to the person’s face or neck that may affect the fit. Fit testing must be repeated annually.
*Enos CPR currently provides only Qualitative (QLFT) Fit Testing
Contact us for pricing and information on our Respirator Fit Testing Programs
The increasing instances of active shooter event taking place is a sad reality of the world we live in today. The motivations driving people to commit such acts are varied and often unpredictable. If you ever find yourself in an active shooter scenario, remember, You Can Make It! Our training module is based upon the FBI’s Run, Hide, Fight protocol and has been developed in conjunction with retired law enforcement officers. It is designed to provide the participants with information that may save their lives in the event of an active shooter event. The module is a combination of classroom and practical training that may be delivered as a stand-alone module or as part of a larger Emergency Response training for your company.
Module Outline:
1. Basic Information – Active Shooter Scenario (What
it is, How it happens, Know that you can make it)
2. Video
3. Personal Response to Active Shooter Scenario
(we discuss how visitors, clients, patients will
follow what employees do)
4. The Sound of Gunfire (Since many case studies
show that victims did not recognize the sound of
gunfire, even when it was in the same room, we
introduce it by having the class close their eyes
while we play the sounds of different weapons at
different volumes).
5. Decision to Run
6. Decision to Hide
7. Decision to Fight
8. What to do when first responders arrive
9. Calling 911
10. Q/A
11. Facility Walk (We take the class through their
facility and identify standard and non-standard
exits, places to hide, and objects that can be used
if they need to engage).
wind/solar
industry
Course Catalog
$90
CPR / AED & First Aid
details
CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
$30
BBP Bloodborne Pathogens
details
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to, hepatitis B (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Needlesticks and other sharps-related injuries may expose workers to bloodborne pathogens. Workers in many occupations, including first aid team members, housekeeping personnel in some industries, nurses and other healthcare personnel may be at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This course teaches you about OSHA policies, to control exposure in the workplace, procedures if you ARE exposed, and how to physically clean/dispose of the hazard. Book is included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who works in an industry with risk of exposure to bodily fluids.
Course duration: 1 Hour
* Often added to end of first aid training
Certification valid for one year
$95
Wind Industry Specialized Training
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The Wind and Solar Energy industry faces unique challenges in the eyes of safety and emergency preparedness. Traditional CPR and First aid training courses are too cookie-cutter to match the risks they routinely face. This unique course takes all of the unusual aspects of their jobs (remote locations, confined spaces, lack of cell service, long response times…) and provides a fresh perspective. Training is designed specifically for their industry. Most wind & solar staff have years of safety experience. This course takes the knowledge they already have, and expands on it. Recommendations for a successful outcome based on YEARS and years of experience. Training is provided by an ER nurse who is tower rescue trained. On site equipment is used for emergency drills, extrication practice on ground and up-tower if desired. Staff operated their own equipment, with certified equipment trainer monitoring. Management works with instructor to plan, and include/exclude topics in advance. CPR, AED and Advanced first aid training are provided. Two year certification cards are provided. Course is typically provided yearly, so that staff can practice or routine timeframe.
Course duration: 4-7 hours - $95 per person (plus travel*)
*This course is provided nationally--instructor provides training on site, even in remote locations*
construction
industry
Course Catalog
$90
CPR / AED & First Aid
details
CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
$180
Wilderness First Aid
details
Designed for scouts and scout leaders, outdoor enthusiasts and anyone who works or spends time in remote environments, this course teaches advanced skills to be used in emergencies when help from professional first responders may be far away. American Health and Safety’s Wilderness First Aid Curriculum, this course aligns with OSHA’s Best Practices for Workplace First Aid Training Programs.
Topics include:
•Primary and Secondary Assessments
•Head/Brain, Neck and Spinal Injuries
•Heat-Related Emergencies
•Hypothermia
•Altitude-Related Illnesses
•Allergies and Anaphylaxis
•Burns
•Bone and Joint Injuries
•Wounds and Wound Infection
Prerequisites: Must be at least 14 years old and hold current adult CPR/AED certification.
Book and 2 year certification card provided.
Course length: 16 hours (2 days)
$105
Advanced First Aid
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ASHI’s Advanced First Aid course is designed for the person who desires more than Basic First Aid training, but not to the level of EMS. Perfect for corporate emergency response teams, this 10-20 hour course presents many of the most common illnesses and injuries responders are likely to encounter, in or out of a corporate environment. This course very hands-on, and is tailored to meet management preferences and requirements. CPR and AED are NOT certified through this course. Only First aid is reviewed and practiced. Book is provided.
Course is certified through ASHI 2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 10 hrs (one day) - $105
21 hrs (two days) - $170
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medical
professional
Course Catalog
$70.
BLS (Basic Life Support)
$180.
ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support)
$180.
PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)
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The Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Course is designed for healthcare professionals (Medical and Dental). Instruction is provided in use of breathing devices, CPR for the adult, child and infant, AED use, Rescue breathing, relief of choking. Course includes written assessment test.
**Note: In 2015 the AHA removed the “renewal” version of this course. It is now one standard course for all providers, whether an initial course or a renewal.
Intended Audience: Medical and Dental Professionals, Nursing and Medical Students, EMS.
Credential / Card Type: AHA BLS for Healthcare Provider Course completion card (valid for 2 years)
The Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) course is designed for healthcare providers who either direct, or participate in, the resuscitation of a patient, whether in or out of hospital. ACLS is based on simulated clinical scenarios that encourage active, hands-on participation through learning stations. Students will practice essential skills individually, as part of a team, and as a team leader.
Realistic simulations reinforce key concepts: proficiency in BLS care; recognizing and initiating early management of peri-arrest conditions; managing cardiac arrest; identifying and treating ischemic chest pain and acute coronary syndromes; recognizing other life-threatening clinical situations (such as stroke) and providing initial care; ACLS algorithms; drug administration; and effective resuscitation team dynamics.
Although Adult CPR and use of an AED is reviewed and skills performed, NO BLS certification card will be provided at the close of class. Only adult BLS skills are practiced, not pediatric skills. BLS certification can be provided after completion of ACLS, if needed.
Renewal: 5-8 hours, $180*
Initial: 14-16 Hours (2 days), $210*
*group discounts available
Intended Audience: Licensed Medical and Dental providers, Nursing and Medical Students, EMS
Credential / Card Type:
AHA ACLS Course completion Card (Valid for 2 years)
Continuing Education hours (CE) provided
Student Manual Required
The goal of the PALS Provider Course is to teach students how to recognize infants and children who may be at risk for many life threatening scenarios. The course will provide students with strategies for preventing cardiopulmonary arrest in infants and children. It will teach students how to perform the cognitive and psychomotor skills for resuscitating and stabilizing infants and children in respiratory failure, shock, or cardiopulmonary arrest. Skills in bag-mask ventilation, management of airway, defibrillation and cardioversion, CPR and use of AEDs for children and infants, and rhythm management are emphasized. Working as part of a team has a major focus.
NO BLS card is provided at the end of this course. You will only be practicing pediatric skills, not adult skills. BLS certification can be added once PALS has been completed.
Intended Audience: Licensed medical and dental providers who provide acute care and support to pediatric patients, or whose licensing agency requires staff to keep PALS maintained.
Renewal: 5-8 hours, $180*
Initial 14-16 Hours (2 days), $210*
*group discounts available
Credential / Card Type: AHA PALS Course completion Card (Valid for 2 years)
Continuing Education hours (CE) provided
$95
Blended Learning BLS
details
HeartCode BLS is the AHA’s blended learning delivery method for the BLS Course. Blended learning is a combination of eLearning (online portion), in which a student completes part of the course in a self-directed manner, followed by a hands-on session. HeartCode BLS includes 8 modules, 4 eSimulations, and two video tutorials. This is followed by an in-person physical skills practice with an instructor. Doing the online portion DOES NOT certify the student, the in-person skills must be performed to complete the course and receive the e-card.
Course is certified through the AHA, 2 year certification.
To complete the online portion, go to Onlineaha.org and choose HeartCode BLS.
Online test, paid directly on AHA website - $35
Skills portion: 1 hour - $60
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$240
Blended Learning ACLS
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Heartcode ACLS is the AHA’s blended learning delivery method for the AHA’s ACLS Course. Blended learning is a combination of eLearning, in which a student completes part of the course in a self-directed manner, followed by a hands-on session. HeartCode ACLS is a comprehensive eLearning program that uses eSimulation technology to allow students to assess and treat patients in virtual healthcare settings. To enter the course, students must complete a precourse self-assessment. Students will then be presented with a team dynamic lesson and 10 In-hospital patient cases, including a BLS case and 2 megacode cases. This blended learning option gives a completion certificate, which is given to an ACLS instructor, proving that you have completed the didactic side of the course. You will then need to complete the skills portion involving the physical practice (Adult CPR, AED….), as well as a megacode session. You will then receive your ACLS e-card.
Course is certified through the AHA, 2 year certification.
To complete the online portion, go to Onlineaha.org and choose HeartCode ACLS.
Online test, paid directly on AHA website - $158
Skills portion: 1 hour - $80
$240
Blended Learning PALS
details
HeartCode PALS is a comprehensive program that uses a series of videos and simulated pediatric emergencies to reinforce the importance of certain concept. These include the systematic approach to pediatric assessment, basic life support, PALS treatment algorithms, effective resuscitation, and team dynamics. Using eSimulation technology, students can assess and treat patients in virtual healthcare settings. In this environment, students also apply their knowledge to real-time decision-making and skills development. Debriefings and coaching are provided immediately after each simulation to facilitate learning. Written exam provided. This blended learning option gives a completion certificate, which is given to an ACLS instructor at your skills appointment. This proves that you have completed the didactic side of the course. During your skills check, your will practice the physical portion (Adult CPR, AED….), as well as a megacode session. You will then receive your PALS e-card.
Course is certified through the AHA, 2 year certification.
To complete the online portion, go to Onlineaha.org and choose HeartCode PALS.
Online test, paid directly on AHA website - $158
Skills portion: 1 hour - $80
Mock Emergency Drills
details
The objective of the Mock Drill is to review the emergency preparedness plan of the organization and evaluate standard operating procedure, so that, during an actual emergency, staff will follow predetermined steps to preserve life and property.
The Mock Drill is designed individually for the business/staff environment. Emergency equipment/protocols are reviewed. Staff requirements and assignments are made, such as who starts CPR, who calls 911 and gets a first aid kit, and who searches the building, if evacuation is necessary. Where is the first aid kit located, and should it be moved to a more central location? Is there an AED on site? Where is the best/safest off-site location for evacuees to wait/regroup?
Live scenarios involving all staff are essential to a successful Mock Drill.
Course duration: 2 hours
* In facility / On-Site
Mock Code Drill
details
Many health care facilities -including hospitals and clinics- routinely conduct mock codes, usually quarterly. Depending on the time of day, location of the patient, and other variables, the code team's response time could vary, wasting critical minutes. In the case of a clinic, there is no emergency response team--only the staff on site, and 911. The sooner BLS and first aid is initiated, the better the patient's chance of survival.
Running mock codes has many advantages that improve patient care, including:
•keeping staff members' resuscitation skills sharp, in a non-threatening learning environment
•ensuring that equipment (and medication) is available, and that staff members know where to find, and how to use.
•clarifying the roles of team members and staff during an emergency.
•establishing a “traffic control” plan to maintain order, clearing an area when extra staff and bystanders do not belong.
The Mock Code Drill is individually designed for the department or clinic based on company protocols, and available equipment.
Duration: 2-3 hours* - $30 per person
CE hours provided*
Respirator Fit Testing
details
A respirator fit test determines if a tight-fitting respirator can be worn without having any leaks. It should take place after an employee has been medically cleared to wear a respirator and before the employee actually wears it on the job. A respirator fit test is required for all tight-fitting respirators. An employee must complete the fit test using a respirator that’s the same make, model, and size of one he/she will wear on the job while also wearing any other required equipment (e.g., glasses).
There are two types of respirator fit tests as required by OSHA: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative Fit Testing (QLFT)*
• More common method
• Normally used for half-mask respirators
• Relies on the user’s senses
Quantitative Fit Testing (QNFT)
• Uses a machine to numerically measure leakage into the facepiece
• Required for certain tight-fitting respirators, that must form a tight seal to work properly
Respirator Fit Testing is required by OSHA (29CFR1910.134) for all tight-fitting respirators, and both supplied-air and air-purifying respirators. They require fit testing prior to initial use, if there are changes to the brand/size of mask or any physical changes to the person’s face or neck that may affect the fit. Fit testing must be repeated annually.
*Enos CPR currently provides only Qualitative (QLFT) Fit Testing
Contact us for pricing and information on our Respirator Fit Testing Programs
general
public
Course Catalog
$50
First Aid
$105
Advanced First Aid
$60.
CPR / AED
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details
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First aid (without CPR/AED training) covers basic first aid emergencies including calling 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, stroke, heart attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Video driven with hands-on practice. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Course can be certified through AHA or ASHI.
2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 3 hours
ASHI’s Advanced First Aid course is designed for the person who desires more than Basic First Aid training, but not to the level of EMS. Perfect for corporate emergency response teams, this 10-20 hour course presents many of the most common illnesses and injuries responders are likely to encounter, in or out of a corporate environment. This course very hands-on, and is tailored to meet management preferences and requirements. CPR and AED are NOT certified through this course. Only First aid is reviewed and practiced. Book is provided.
Course is certified through ASHI
2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 10 hrs (one day) - $105
21 hrs (two days) - $170
CPR for the Adult, child and infant. AED use for all ages, relief of choking for all ages. NO first aid training provided. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who is NOT a healthcare provider
Course can be certified through AHA or ASHI.
2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 3 Hours
$90.
CPR / AED & Basic First Aid
details
CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
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$90.
CPR / AED & Pediatric First Aid
details
CPR and AED and First aid for the Adult, child and infant, with emphasis on child and infant emergencies. First aid training is hands-on and covers a variety of common illnesses and injuries common to pediatric age victims (choking, falls, poisoning, EpiPen training…..). Abuse reporting and state licensing requirements also included.
Intended Audience: Anyone whose primary occupation/volunteer position is caring for children and infants.
Course duration: 7-8 Hours
ASHI and American Heart Association certifications provided.
NOTE: Childcare providers: American Heart Association cards do NOT require a “sticker” to be valid. Your AHA card will not have a sticker. ALL licensing agencies are aware of this. If unsure, inquire with your licensing agency first, or call our offices for further explanation.
$180
Wilderness First Aid
details
Designed for scouts and scout leaders, outdoor enthusiasts and anyone who works or spends time in remote environments, this course teaches advanced skills to be used in emergencies when help from professional first responders may be far away. American Health and Safety’s Wilderness First Aid Curriculum, this course aligns with OSHA’s Best Practices for Workplace First Aid Training Programs.
Topics include:
•Primary and Secondary Assessments
•Head/Brain, Neck and Spinal Injuries
•Heat-Related Emergencies
•Hypothermia
•Altitude-Related Illnesses
•Allergies and Anaphylaxis
•Burns
•Bone and Joint Injuries
•Wounds and Wound Infection
Prerequisites: Must be at least 14 years old and hold current adult CPR/AED certification.
Book and 2 year certification card provided.
Course length: 16 hours (2 days)
$35
Family + Friends CPR
details
The Family and Friends program is designed for neighborhoods, families, and schools, where learning is desired, but card certification is not necessary. Card certification courses have an element of required hands on practice in order to earn “proof” that you successfully completed the course. Many who need certification are with jobs and positions that require that they learn, hence the need for “proof”.
When a family has a new baby, has had a tragic experience by them or someone close to them, a school just wants the information, this is the course. Perhaps they just want to ask questions, or watch the practice, but not participate. In the Family and Friends course, there is NO requirement do any hands-on practice, but does provide ALL of the information typically given in CPR/AED training, including relief of choking skills.
Because completion cards are not provided, the cost of the course is reduced.
Course Duration: 2-4 hours - $30 per person
No card certification provided
Respirator Fit Testing
details
A respirator fit test determines if a tight-fitting respirator can be worn without having any leaks. It should take place after an employee has been medically cleared to wear a respirator and before the employee actually wears it on the job. A respirator fit test is required for all tight-fitting respirators. An employee must complete the fit test using a respirator that’s the same make, model, and size of one he/she will wear on the job while also wearing any other required equipment (e.g., glasses).
There are two types of respirator fit tests as required by OSHA: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative Fit Testing (QLFT)*
• More common method
• Normally used for half-mask respirators
• Relies on the user’s senses
Quantitative Fit Testing (QNFT)
• Uses a machine to numerically measure leakage into the facepiece
• Required for certain tight-fitting respirators, that must form a tight seal to work properly
Respirator Fit Testing is required by OSHA (29CFR1910.134) for all tight-fitting respirators, and both supplied-air and air-purifying respirators. They require fit testing prior to initial use, if there are changes to the brand/size of mask or any physical changes to the person’s face or neck that may affect the fit. Fit testing must be repeated annually.
*Enos CPR currently provides only Qualitative (QLFT) Fit Testing
Contact us for pricing and information on our Respirator Fit Testing Programs
Stop The Bleed
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Need details for this course :)
childcare
+ teachers
Course Catalog
$90.
CPR / AED & Pediatric First Aid
$30
Family + Friends CPR
details
details
CPR and AED and First aid for the Adult, child and infant, with emphasis on child and infant emergencies. First aid training is hands-on and covers a variety of common illnesses and injuries common to pediatric age victims (choking, falls, poisoning, EpiPen training…..). Abuse reporting and state licensing requirements also included.
Intended Audience: Anyone whose primary occupation/volunteer position is caring for children and infants.
Course duration: 7-8 Hours
ASHI and American Heart Association certifications provided.
NOTE: Childcare providers: American Heart Association cards do NOT require a “sticker” to be valid. Your AHA card will not have a sticker. ALL licensing agencies are aware of this. If unsure, inquire with your licensing agency first, or call our offices for further explanation.
The Family and Friends program is designed for neighborhoods, families, and schools, where learning is desired, but card certification is not necessary. Card certification courses have an element of required hands on practice in order to earn “proof” that you successfully completed the course. Many who need certification are with jobs and positions that require that they learn, hence the need for “proof”.
When a family has a new baby, has had a tragic experience by them or someone close to them, a school just wants the information, this is the course. Perhaps they just want to ask questions, or watch the practice, but not participate. In the Family and Friends course, there is NO requirement do any hands-on practice, but does provide ALL of the information typically given in CPR/AED training, including relief of choking skills.
Because completion cards are not provided, the cost of the course is reduced.
Course Duration: 2-4 hours - $30 per person
No card certification provided
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$60.
CPR / AED
details
CPR for the Adult, child and infant. AED use for all ages, relief of choking for all ages. NO first aid training provided. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who is NOT a healthcare provider
Course can be certified through AHA or ASHI.
2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 3 Hours
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Stop The Bleed
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Need the details for this course :)
school
safety
Course Catalog
Active Shooter
School Safety
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The increasing instances of active shooter event taking place is a sad reality of the world we live
in today. The motivations driving people to commit such acts are varied and often
unpredictable. If you ever find yourself in an active shooter scenario, remember, You Can Make
It! Our training module is based upon the FBI’s Run, Hide, Fight protocol and has been
developed in conjunction with retired law enforcement officers. It is designed to provide the
participants with information that may save their lives in the event of an active shooter event.
The module is a combination of classroom and practical training that may be delivered as a
stand-alone module or as part of a larger Emergency Response training for your company.
Module Outline:
1. Basic Information – Active Shooter Scenario (What it is,
How it happens, Know that you
can make it)
2. Video
3. Personal Response to Active Shooter Scenario
(we discuss how visitors, clients, patients
will follow what
employees do)
4. The Sound of Gunfire (Since many case studies show that
victims did not recognize the
sound of gunfire, even
when it was in the same room, we introduce it by having the
class close their eyes while we play the sounds of
different weapons at different
volumes).
5. Decision to Run
6. Decision to Hide
7. Decision to Fight
8. What to do when first responders arrive
9. Calling 911
10. Q/A
11. Facility Walk (We take the class through their facility and
identify standard and non-standard exits, places to hide,
and objects that can be used if they need to engage).
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS, keeping kids safe!
Driving is the #1 killer of high school students!
South Carolina reduced their teen driving death rate by 47% over a seven-year period between 2006 and 2013, by utilizing the Alive at 25 Program.
HOW DID THEY DO IT?
The National Safety Council worked with high schools and law enforcement to provide the Alive at 25 course to high school students. Students were told that if they wanted the privilege to park on the school campus, that they would have to take the four hour Alive at 25 course on their own time, and pay for it.
The cost of the program was reduced, and scholarships were made available. There was no cost to the schools.
Alive at 25 is not Drivers Ed.
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$30
Family + Friends CPR
details
The Family and Friends program is designed for neighborhoods, families, and schools, where learning is desired, but card certification is not necessary. Card certification courses have an element of required hands on practice in order to earn “proof” that you successfully completed the course. Many who need certification are with jobs and positions that require that they learn, hence the need for “proof”.
When a family has a new baby, has had a tragic experience by them or someone close to them, a school just wants the information, this is the course. Perhaps they just want to ask questions, or watch the practice, but not participate. In the Family and Friends course, there is NO requirement do any hands-on practice, but does provide ALL of the information typically given in CPR/AED training, including relief of choking skills.
Because completion cards are not provided, the cost of the course is reduced.
Course Duration: 2-4 hours - $30 per person
No card certification provided
$90
CPR / AED & First Aid
details
CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
$30
BBP Bloodborne Pathogens
details
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to, hepatitis B (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Needlesticks and other sharps-related injuries may expose workers to bloodborne pathogens. Workers in many occupations, including first aid team members, housekeeping personnel in some industries, nurses and other healthcare personnel may be at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This course teaches you about OSHA policies, to control exposure in the workplace, procedures if you ARE exposed, and how to physically clean/dispose of the hazard. Book is included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who works in an industry with risk of exposure to bodily fluids.
Course duration: 1 Hour
* Often added to end of first aid training
Certification valid for one year
workplace
safety
Course Catalog
$90
CPR / AED & Basic First Aid
$30
BBP Bloodborne Pathogens
Mock Emergency Drills
details
details
details
CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to, hepatitis B (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Needlesticks and other sharps-related injuries may expose workers to bloodborne pathogens. Workers in many occupations, including first aid team members, housekeeping personnel in some industries, nurses and other healthcare personnel may be at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This course teaches you about OSHA policies, to control exposure in the workplace, procedures if you ARE exposed, and how to physically clean/dispose of the hazard. Book is included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who works in an industry with risk of exposure to bodily fluids.
Course duration: 1 Hour
* Often added to end of first aid training
Certification valid for one year
The objective of the Mock Drill is to review the emergency preparedness plan of the organization and evaluate standard operating procedure, so that, during an actual emergency, staff will follow predetermined steps to preserve life and property.
The Mock Drill is designed individually for the business/staff environment. Emergency equipment/protocols are reviewed. Staff requirements and assignments are made, such as who starts CPR, who calls 911 and gets a first aid kit, and who searches the building, if evacuation is necessary. Where is the first aid kit located, and should it be moved to a more central location? Is there an AED on site? Where is the best/safest off-site location for evacuees to wait/regroup?
Live scenarios involving all staff are essential to a successful Mock Drill.
Course duration: 2 hours
* In facility / On-Site
Active Shooter
Fleet Safety
Site Safety
details
details
details
The increasing instances of active shooter event taking place is a sad reality of the world we live in today. The motivations driving people to commit such acts are varied and often unpredictable. If you ever find yourself in an active shooter scenario, remember, You Can Make It! Our training module is based upon the FBI’s Run, Hide, Fight protocol and has been developed in conjunction with retired law enforcement officers. It is designed to provide the participants with information that may save their lives in the event of an active shooter event. The module is a combination of classroom and practical training that may be delivered as a stand-alone module or as part of a larger Emergency Response training for your company.
Module Outline:
1. Basic Information – Active Shooter Scenario (What it is,
How it happens, Know that you can make it)
2. Video
3. Personal Response to Active Shooter Scenario
(we discuss how visitors, clients, patients will follow what
employees do)
4. The Sound of Gunfire (Since many case studies show
that victims did not recognize the sound of gunfire, even
when it was in the same room, we introduce it by having
the class close their eyes while we play the sounds of
different weapons at different volumes).
5. Decision to Run
6. Decision to Hide
7. Decision to Fight
8. What to do when first responders arrive
9. Calling 911
10. Q/A
11. Facility Walk (We take the class through their facility and
identify standard and non-standard exits, places to hide,
and objects that can be used if they need to engage).
Occupational Safe Driver Program
Keeping workers safe on the road
According to the United States Department of Labor, every 12 minutes someone dies in a motor vehicle crash, every 10 seconds an injury occurs, and every 5 seconds a crash occurs. Many of these incidents occur during the workday or during the commute to and from work. Employers bear the cost for injuries that occur both on and off the job.
Whether you manage a fleet of vehicles, oversee a mobile sales force or simply employ commuters, by implementing a driver safety program in the workplace you can greatly reduce the risks faced by your employees and their families while protecting your company’s bottom line.
Custom Solutions for your Fleet
Cobert Safety Professionals can create a customized solution, including advanced driver safety classes, to help keep your drivers collision free.
Occupational Safe Driver Programs / NSC Professional Truck Driver
Safe Driver programs also help protect your brand name by keeping your fleet collision-free.
Facilities Security and Safety Surveys
Our public safety professionals will assess your facility and recommend improvements to the safety and security of your staff, clients and visitors — and the environment that they work in. Specially trained law enforcement and certified security specialists who have experience in assessing commercial property including schools, warehouses, offices, and houses of worship will evaluate your location and make individually designed recommendations.
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School Safety
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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS, keeping kids safe!
Driving is the #1 killer of high school students!
South Carolina reduced their teen driving death rate by 47% over a seven-year period between 2006 and 2013, by utilizing the Alive at 25 Program.
HOW DID THEY DO IT?
The National Safety Council worked with high schools and law enforcement to provide the Alive at 25 course to high school students. Students were told that if they wanted the privilege to park on the school campus, that they would have to take the four hour Alive at 25 course on their own time, and pay for it.
The cost of the program was reduced, and scholarships were made available. There was no cost to the schools.
Alive at 25 is not Drivers Ed.
Respirator Fit Testing
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A respirator fit test determines if a tight-fitting respirator can be worn without having any leaks. It should take place after an employee has been medically cleared to wear a respirator and before the employee actually wears it on the job. A respirator fit test is required for all tight-fitting respirators. An employee must complete the fit test using a respirator that’s the same make, model, and size of one he/she will wear on the job while also wearing any other required equipment (e.g., glasses).
There are two types of respirator fit tests as required by OSHA: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative Fit Testing (QLFT)*
• More common method
• Normally used for half-mask respirators
• Relies on the user’s senses
Quantitative Fit Testing (QNFT)
• Uses a machine to numerically measure leakage into the facepiece
• Required for certain tight-fitting respirators, that must form a tight seal to work properly
Respirator Fit Testing is required by OSHA (29CFR1910.134) for all tight-fitting respirators, and both supplied-air and air-purifying respirators. They require fit testing prior to initial use, if there are changes to the brand/size of mask or any physical changes to the person’s face or neck that may affect the fit. Fit testing must be repeated annually.
*Enos CPR currently provides only Qualitative (QLFT) Fit Testing
Contact us for pricing and information on our Respirator Fit Testing Programs
wind / solar
industry
Course Catalog
$90
CPR / AED & Basic First Aid
$30
BBP Bloodborne Pathogens
$95
Wind Industry Specialized Training
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CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to, hepatitis B (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Needlesticks and other sharps-related injuries may expose workers to bloodborne pathogens. Workers in many occupations, including first aid team members, housekeeping personnel in some industries, nurses and other healthcare personnel may be at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. This course teaches you about OSHA policies, to control exposure in the workplace, procedures if you ARE exposed, and how to physically clean/dispose of the hazard. Book is included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who works in an industry with risk of exposure to bodily fluids.
Course duration: 1 Hour
* Often added to end of first aid training
Certification valid for one year
The Wind and Solar Energy industry faces unique challenges in the eyes of safety and emergency preparedness. Traditional CPR and First aid training courses are too cookie-cutter to match the risks they routinely face. This unique course takes all of the unusual aspects of their jobs (remote locations, confined spaces, lack of cell service, long response times…) and provides a fresh perspective. Training is designed specifically for their industry. Most wind & solar staff have years of safety experience. This course takes the knowledge they already have, and expands on it. Recommendations for a successful outcome based on YEARS and years of experience. Training is provided by an ER nurse who is tower rescue trained. On site equipment is used for emergency drills, extrication practice on ground and up-tower if desired. Staff operated their own equipment, with certified equipment trainer monitoring. Management works with instructor to plan, and include/exclude topics in advance. CPR, AED and Advanced first aid training are provided. Two year certification cards are provided. Course is typically provided yearly, so that staff can practice or routine timeframe.
Course duration: 4-7 hours - $95 per person (plus travel*)
*This course is provided nationally--instructor provides training on site, even in remote locations*
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$105
Advanced First Aid
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ASHI’s Advanced First Aid course is designed for the person who desires more than Basic First Aid training, but not to the level of EMS. Perfect for corporate emergency response teams, this 10-20 hour course presents many of the most common illnesses and injuries responders are likely to encounter, in or out of a corporate environment. This course very hands-on, and is tailored to meet management preferences and requirements. CPR and AED are NOT certified through this course. Only First aid is reviewed and practiced. Book is provided.
Course is certified through ASHI
2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 10 hrs (one day) - $105
21 hrs (two days) - $170
construction
industry
Course Catalog
$90
CPR / AED & Basic First Aid
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CPR, AED, and Basic First Aid for Adults. Covers CPR and AED for adults (child and infant is reviewed). Also basic first aid emergencies including 911, bleeding, burn and fracture injuries, Stroke, Heart Attack, EpiPen Administration, and much more. Realistic scenarios. Course is tailored to fit the needs of the company/student. Book included.
Intended Audience: Anyone who does NOT care for young children as their occupation. Example: Construction workers, Electricians, High school coaching staff/High school PE teachers, Security officers...
Course duration: 4-6 Hours
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$180
Wilderness First Aid
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Designed for scouts and scout leaders, outdoor enthusiasts and anyone who works or spends time in remote environments, this course teaches advanced skills to be used in emergencies when help from professional first responders may be far away. American Health and Safety’s Wilderness First Aid Curriculum, this course aligns with OSHA’s Best Practices for Workplace First Aid Training Programs.
Topics include:
•Primary and Secondary Assessments
•Head/Brain, Neck and Spinal Injuries
•Heat-Related Emergencies
•Hypothermia
•Altitude-Related Illnesses
•Allergies and Anaphylaxis
•Burns
•Bone and Joint Injuries
•Wounds and Wound Infection
Prerequisites: Must be at least 14 years old and hold current adult CPR/AED certification.
Book and 2 year certification card provided.
Course length: 16 hours (2 days)
$105
Advanced First Aid
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ASHI’s Advanced First Aid course is designed for the person who desires more than Basic First Aid training, but not to the level of EMS. Perfect for corporate emergency response teams, this 10-20 hour course presents many of the most common illnesses and injuries responders are likely to encounter, in or out of a corporate environment. This course very hands-on, and is tailored to meet management preferences and requirements. CPR and AED are NOT certified through this course. Only First aid is reviewed and practiced. Book is provided.
Course is certified through ASHI
2 year certification card provided
Course duration: 10 hrs (one day) - $105
21 hrs (two days) - $170
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Good Samaritan Laws
When an emergency happens, a Good Samaritan is a person who voluntarily tries to help, without expectation or compensation. Good Samaritan Laws are intended to protect those who offer assistance of any type from being held liable if their actions end up causing unintended harm, or the outcome is poor.
Without laws to protect people trying to help when a sudden emergency occurs, many would walk away, for fear of being sued (or worse). In many emergencies, a delay can mean the difference between life and death. Good Samaritan Laws are intended to encourage people to help each other in emergency situations, before EMS arrives, but also to act responsibly whenever doing so.
Texas Opioid Training Initiative (txoti.org)
Model Expanded Access to Emergency Opioid Antagonists Act | LAPPA
White House Releases State Model Law to Help Make Access to Naloxone Consistent Across the Country | ONDCP | The White House
In an effort to save lives, states have implemented laws to make it easier for first responders and the general public to obtain naloxone. Additionally, to encourage people to assist an individual who is or may be suffering an overdose, the majority of states also enacted laws which protect laypeople who administer naloxone, in good faith, in an emergency from civil and/or criminal liability 1. As of August 2020, all 50 states and the District of Columbia have some form of a naloxone access law. The laws vary significantly by state. The Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association (LAPPA) has undertaken an extensive research project to determine the current status of naloxone access laws throughout the United States, including the District of Columbia and all U.S. territories.
Texas protects its citizens through The Texas Good Samaritan Act.
The Act states: “a person who in good faith administers emergency care at the scene of an emergency or in a hospital is not liable in civil damages for an act performed during the emergency unless the act is willfully or wantonly negligent.”
This means is that if a person stops and renders aid in an emergency voluntarily (when there is no legal duty to do so), this “Good Samaritan” can’t be sued unless he or she was flagrantly negligent.
The Act offers significant protection to aid injured individuals in emergency, thereby encouraging citizens to attempt to care and protect one another from further injury by allowing them to make reasonable decisions in the moment on behalf of a victim (who may not be conscious, etc).
There are certain individuals the Act does not protect.
- Anyone who expects remuneration;
- Anyone who was at the scene of an emergency because they were soliciting business or a type of service;
- Anyone who regularly administers care professionally, such as individuals working in a hospital or ER; or
- An admitting or treating physician associated by the admitting physician of a patient bringing in a health-care liability claim.
Thereby, individuals who expect to be paid, and some other medical professionals are not protected by the Act.
CIVIL PRACTICE AND REMEDIES CODE CHAPTER 74. MEDICAL LIABILITY (texas.gov)