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Safety measures beef up for in-person CPR classes

In-person training certainly isn’t going away – it will just look different.

Previously, classes included up to 9 people usually with two people per manikin. Today, classes have safety measures in place. These may include limiting classes to six people while students social distance, wear masks and practice on their own manikins. Additionally students will not use breathing techniques during training.

You might take a video training first and then meet in person for the manikin training only or you may attend the entire training in this smaller group format.

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A place in the class has been reserved JUST FOR YOU; space is limited. We understand that situations beyond your control may arise, requiring you to reschedule a class. Please give at least 48-hour notice if you are unable to attend. Participant is given one opportunity to reschedule, and it must be rescheduled within 30 days or next available class of the original class date. All rescheduling is subject to a $25 fee.

Cancellations require a minimum of 48-hour notice before start of the class to avoid charges, and are only eligible for the initial class date. All cancelations are subject to full charge. To cancel or reschedule a class, please call (401) 626-7443.

Notification process if class is cancelled: A minimum of 3 students per class is required. Participant will be notified by email and phone as quickly as possible.

The course for which you are attending for may include physical activity and emotional stress. If your physician has recommended that you avoid strenuous activity this might not be the course for you, CPR and First Aid can be hard work! If you have a medical or cardiac history that may be aggravated by this course you should check with your healthcare provider before taking this course.

Universal precautions and barrier devices are used in all classes. If you have any type of infectious disease or illness it may be better to reschedule to another class when you are well.

All participants are expected to practice and perform the hands-on skills necessary in each course. Accommodations for injury or well-being may include, but are not limited to: placing mannequins on tables or chairs, or limiting the number of practice repetitions. If you cannot physically perform any of the required hands-on practical skills then this course is not for you.

The American Heart Association, American Safety and Health Institute, American Red Cross strongly promote knowledge and proficiency in CPR AED and First Aid and have developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by these organizations and any fees charged for such a course do not represent income to them.

Registration and attendance at this class implies your understanding of the above information and implies your consent to release the instructor and Menard CPR Training from any liabilities involved.