Participants successfully completing the course receive a Community CPR certificate valid for one year and a Community First Aid and Safety certificate valid for three years. Certificate valid for one year. This OSHA-recognized course teaches people Adult CPR and other lifesaving techniques for bleeding, shock, injuries, and medical emergencies. Participants successfully completing the course receive an Adult CPR certificate valid for one year and a Standard First Aid certificate valid for three years. The CPR and First Aid Recertification Courses are for individuals with prior training and are taught in a lab format.
Participants have only one opportunity to complete all required tests.
If they do not successfully complete the recertification challenge, they must enroll in a full course. Participants may recertify in Adult, Infant and Child CPR, CPR for the Professional Rescuer and Community First Aid. Friday Courses by appointment every Thursday and Friday at Bessemer Service Center by appointment at Jasper Service Center Signals of a Heart Attack Persistent chest pain or discomfort Victim has persistent pain or pressure in the chest that is not relieved by resting, changing position, or oral medication. Pain may range from discomfort to an unbearable crushing sensation. Breathing difficulty Victim's breathing is noisy.