CPR and First Aid Compliance
––Protect Your Company—
Read This!
What You Need to Know About First Aid and CPR
Compliance In Order to Protect Your Company.
Q: Who is OSHA?
A: OSHA is part of the U.S. Department of Labor. The OSHA Act of 1970 requires that employers are responsible for providing safe and healthful workplaces for their employees.
Q: Does my company need First Aid?
A: Yes, under section 1910.151(b) of OSHA LAW all General Industry such as heating & cooling, electrical, manufacturing plants, plumbing, as well as construction industry are required to provide medical and first aid if not in proximity (more than 4 minutes away) from a hospital or clinic.
Q: Does my company need First Aid Equipment?
A: Yes, under section 1910.269(b)(3), First Aid kits shall be maintained, shall be readily available for use, and shall be inspected frequently enough to ensure that expended items are replaced but at least once per year.
Q: Does my company need CPR Training?
A: OSHA recommends that CPR training be a general program element of a first aid program.
Q: When is CPR Training Required?
A: Under 1910.269(b)(1), anyone working with equipment, installations, or repair that is associated with 50 Volts or more require CPR training.
Q: Do Online Classes Meet Requirements?
A: NO! Online training alone for First Aid and CPR do not meet the requirements. As per OSHA’s Best Practices Guide the training requires physical skills, such as bandaging and CPR with mannequins and partner practice.
Q: How much in fines can OSHA assess?
A: OSHA can assess a fine up to $7,000 per violation, and $70,000 for a repeated violation.
*Recent OSHA Fines in Missouri for Lack of Safety Compliance
- DES PERES, Mo. – The U.S. Department of Labor’s OSHA has cited a roofing company for safety violations…penalties of $52,800.
- LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. – The U.S. Department of OSHA cited a plumbing & heating company…fines of $35,000.
- AURORA, Mo. – The U.S. Department of Labor’s OSHA cited a milling plant…fines total $91,000.
Sourced from: OHSA REGIONAL NEWS
US Department of Labor Public Affairs
Protect Your Company from Fines, Law Suites
and Lost Productivity from Injured Workers.
3 Steps to Being First Aid and CPR Compliant
- First Aid Training: Make sure your company is compliant with First Aid Training. This training must be hands-on and conducted by a recognized organization such as the American Heart Association.
- CPR Training: Make sure your company is compliant with CPR Training. This training must be hands-on and conducted by a recognized organization such as the American Heart Association.
- First Aid Equipment: Make sure your company is compliant with First Aid Equipment, such as a First Aid Kit.
Get Compliant Today!
It’s Easy and…
It’s the Right Thing to Do!
Why Companies Use CPR St. Louis
- 100% American Heart Association and Accepted by OSHA!
- Training is Hands-on, Fun, and Stress-Free.
- Only Highest Quality Equipment is Used.
- Guaranteed Best Classes – or your money back!
- Lifetime Reminder System. We will remind you when it’s time to renew. Always be Compliant!
- Be Worry Free for 2 More Years! All Training is good for 2 Years!
- No Online Classes! All Hands on and OSHA Approved!
- Get Your Card the Same Day as Class!
Get Compliant Today!
CPR and First Aid Training.
Training Special! (limited time)
- FREE First Aid Certification with purchased CPR Training ($67 value).
PLUS…
- 25% OFF Group Training! (Save up to $500)
- Waived Instructor Fee ($150 value)
- We Come to You!
- FREE Card Insurance – if your card is lost or stolen we will replace it FREE of charge!
Call Now! 314-600-2075
We Will Come To You!
Questions About Compliance?
Need to Set Up Training?
Call Now 314-600-2075
For a FAST Answer to Any Question (fill out form)
[contact-form-7 id=”1504″ title=”Contact form 1″]
CPR St. Louis is an authorized American Heart Association Training Site. Our business offers CPR & First Aid training and supplies. CPR St. Louis does not represent OSHA or any other government establishment. You are responsible to check the accuracy and interpretation of all statements made on this page and on this website. You are responsible to determine the required training that your company needs. No representation or warranties of any kind are made, express or implied, as to the information provided within this page or by anyone representing CPR St. Louis. This is not legal notice or advice. The purpose of this material is to advertise our services. You should seek legal advice or contact OSHA directly at 1-800-321-OSHA, if you have any concerns regarding safety compliance.
