Getting CPR Certified Is Easy
Straightforward and easy-to-understand CPR training classes from Cintas can help your team gain confidence and crucial understanding of how to react, when to administer aid, and what to do when an emergency occurs.
These courses include hands-on instruction with engaging training from instructors certified by the American Heart Association. The 1:1 student-mannequin ratio allows for personalized instruction and feedback. Also available as an online course with in-person CPR skills assessment.
How Our CPR Training Works
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Learn about the precautions necessary and duties of a first responder
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Practice high quality CPR with chest compressions and effective breaths
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Complete skills assessment and receive course certification
American Heart Association CPR Training
Cintas is the largest national provider of American Heart Association (AHA) CPR training. An AHA trained Cintas representative will teach rescuers how to perform high-quality CPR. Course topics include:
- Determine when to provide CPR
- Providing high-quality compressions
- Giving effective breaths using mouth-to-mouth or a CPR mask
CPR Information
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