First Aid, CPR & AED Certification in Wenatchee, WA
Give your Wenatchee team the skills to save a life before the ambulance arrives
On-site First Aid, CPR and AED certification for Wenatchee employers, taught by a working Certified Safety Professional who brings everything to your door. Your crew practices the real skills and walks out certified.
HSI-approved
Andrew Lange, CSP
On-site, no size limit
Valid 2 years
Trusted by crews across Washington
When it happens, minutes decide everything
Help is minutes away. A trained coworker is right there.
Cardiac arrest. A bad fall. Severe bleeding. A choking coworker at lunch. In the first few minutes, what your people do decides how it ends.
Out here in the Wenatchee valley, an ambulance can be ten, fifteen, twenty minutes out, and longer if your crew is up an orchard road or across the river in East Wenatchee. Most teams have never been shown what to do with that time, so they wait, and waiting is the worst thing that can happen. Your people want to help. They need someone to put the skills in their hands so the next emergency does not catch them frozen.
Taught by someone who has done the work
Real skills, from a trainer who has been on the job site
Andrew Lange is a Certified Safety Professional who has spent his career on job sites, not just in front of a slideshow. He has worked the industries your people work in, so the class sounds like real life and the skills actually stick.
Every session is hands-on and high-energy. Your team gets on the floor, does the compressions, runs the AED and works through real scenarios, because a certification card is worth nothing if someone freezes when it counts.
Getting your team trained is simple
Three steps to a certified crew
Book your date
Tell us your team size and shifts. We schedule around your operation so training does not shut down your day.
We come to you
Andrew brings the manikins, AED trainers and course materials to your Wenatchee site. All you provide is the space.
Your team leaves certified
Everyone practices the real skills and walks out with a nationally recognized card, valid for two years.
What your team learns
A full workday of readiness, in a few focused hours
Classroom knowledge paired with hands-on practice, so the skills are ready when they are needed.
Classroom
Recognize and respond
- Scene safety and primary assessment
- Calling 911 and recovery positions
- Wound care, burns and controlling shock
- Choking response for adults and children
- Heart attack, stroke and seizures
- Allergic reactions and anaphylaxis
- Fractures and head, neck and spine injuries
- Opioid overdose and naloxone
- Bloodborne pathogens and first aid kit requirements
Hands-on
Practice the real thing
- CPR for adults, children and infants
- Using an AED with confidence
- Controlling severe bleeding
- Naloxone administration simulation
- Epinephrine auto-injector demonstration
- Eye flushing for chemical exposure
- Multiple-casualty scenarios
Built for working teams
Who this training is for
How it works on the day
Flexible enough to fit your operation
Class length
1.5 hours minimum for small groups. Plan on 2 to 4 hours for mid to large groups.
Where we train
Your facility in Wenatchee. Andrew comes to you and brings the equipment. He can also arrange a location in most cases.
Class size
No set limit. Multiple shifts can be certified in one visit so nobody misses production.
Certification
HSI-approved. Every participant receives a nationally recognized card, valid two years.
The difference training makes
The next emergency is coming. The only question is whether your team is ready.
Untrained, the next incident plays out the way it always has, with good people standing around wishing they knew what to do. Trained, a coworker is already on the floor doing compressions before the 911 call even connects. A few hours now is the whole difference.
Get on the schedule
Get your Wenatchee team certified
Tell Andrew what your crew looks like and when you want the class. He answers within one business day. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
Questions employers ask
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to what employers ask before booking a class.
Yes. The HSI approved card is valid for two years from the date of training.
Yes. HSI meets OSHA's nationally recognized training requirement and is accepted anywhere First Aid, CPR and AED training is required, including Washington L&I, DSHS caregiving, childcare licensing, construction, telecom, maritime and general industry. If an employer accepts AHA or Red Cross, they accept HSI.
The one exception is clinical medical roles that specifically require BLS for Healthcare Providers, such as hospitals, EMS agencies, and paramedic or nursing programs.
An HSI approved training card covering First Aid, CPR, AED and Bloodborne Pathogens. Stop the Bleed is available as an add-on. Digital cards are available on request, and we can issue continuing education units for trades.
Yes, with no limit on group size, and we cover multiple shifts. We are mobile and come to your jobsite or facility. All we need is a room or floor space with enough room for manikin work. We bring everything else.
Small groups run about 1.5 hours minimum. Mid to large groups run 2 to 4 hours. The range depends on class size, engagement and questions. We cover all the material and get your people back to work.
Yes. Alongside training, we are a dealer for emergency medical supplies, including AEDs. If your facility needs equipment as well as certification, we can handle both.
We are based in Yakima and train across Central Washington, including Wenatchee, Ellensburg, the Yakima Valley, Kittitas County and the Tri-Cities. We are mobile and travel statewide for on-site training. If you are outside that range, ask and we will tell you straight whether we can get to you.
Pricing depends on your group size, how many shifts we need to cover and where you are located. Send your details through the form and you will get a straightforward number, not a runaround.