- Session details
About 4 hours
Up to 10 to 25 people, priced per session
At your site, on your schedule
On site, hands-on
Physician-directed, built by EM doctors
Around your crew rotations
CPR, AED & First Aid
Price range: $850.00 through $1,882.00
- Physician-directed curriculum
- Delivered at your site
- Priced per session, not per seat
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What does first aid add over CPR and AED alone?
What does first aid add over CPR and AED alone?
Bleeding control, burns, fractures and sprains, and recognising medical emergencies like stroke and seizure. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 expects adequately trained first-aid personnel wherever a clinic or hospital is not in near proximity, which describes most worksites and every vessel. Against the CPR and AED session, the first-aid add costs $65 to $80 per session, which works out to $3.20 to $6.50 per person.
Four skills, hands-on
Full CPR and AED module
The complete adult, child and infant CPR and AED certification, identical to the standalone session.
Bleeding control
Direct pressure, dressings and when to escalate, the skills that stop the most common serious injury.
Burns, fractures and sprains
Cooling and covering burns, immobilising suspected fractures, and what not to do before handover.
Medical emergencies
Recognising stroke, seizure, and diabetic emergencies fast enough for the call to matter.
What first aid actually costs on top of CPR and AED
| Group size | CPR & AED | CPR, AED & First Aid |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 10 people | $785 | $850, +$65 (+$6.50/person) |
| Up to 12 people | $837 | $904, +$67 (+$5.58/person) |
| Up to 15 people | $1,059 | $1,129, +$70 (+$4.67/person) |
| Up to 20 people | $1,431 | $1,506, +$75 (+$3.75/person) |
| Up to 25 people | $1,802 | $1,882, +$80 (+$3.20/person) |
| Extra time on site | About 3 hours | About 4 hours |
Directed by a board-certified emergency physician
Ann Jarris, MD, MBA, FACEP
Answers operators and search engines look for
Yes, identical. This session adds the first-aid module on top rather than compressing the CPR content. Compare with CPR and AED alone.
Between $65 and $80 per session depending on group size, which is $3.20 to $6.50 per person. The bigger the group, the smaller the per-person add.
29 CFR 1910.151 requires adequately trained first-aid personnel where no clinic or hospital is in near proximity. This session provides that training; keep completion records with your safety program.
About 4 hours with hands-on practice throughout. It is one visit instead of two, which is the point of bundling.
Stop the Bleed for severe hemorrhage, and a managed medicine chest so the supplies the crew trains on are the supplies aboard. The SeaDoc line backs them up offshore.
Yes, sessions are scheduled around rotations so no shift goes uncovered. Tell us your headcount and we will lay out the calendar.
One session, a certified crew
- ✓ DEA-registered medical officer, provided
- ✓ Every flag state and owner structure
- ✓ Requisitions, records and both annual reports
- ✓ Physician-led review, not a sales call