Resources
Tools & reading for Safety and HR
A curated hub from the CMBLearning training desk — reputable public articles plus neat interactives so planning feels less like a brochure and more like a team behind you.
Links point to American Heart Association, CDC, OSHA, and NIH MedlinePlus pages. CMBLearning is not an AHA-owned website — we deliver on-site AHA-aligned courses and collect educational resources that help buyers plan.
Educational only — not medical advice. Training is delivered by CMBLearning instructors. Always follow your medical director, agency policy, and local EMS guidance.
Team tools
Plan with clarity
Three polished helpers for readiness, course fit, and budget — plus an optional Hands-Only tempo guide.
Interactive · Curated for Safety & HR
AED / emergency readiness checklist
A practical self-check inspired by public AHA cardiac emergency planning themes. Progress stays on this device only — nothing is sent to us.
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Educational checklist — not a compliance audit or medical advice.
Interactive · Training desk
Which course fits?
Two quick choices → a clear recommendation. Final course selection is confirmed on your quote.
Interactive · Transparent rates
Training cost estimator
Uses published corporate working rates. Your quote confirms what’s included. Public Safety Partner (PSP) pricing is separate — ask on the request form if you qualify.
Clear math
- 12 × $79 = $948
- Session minimum = $650
- Estimated total = greater of those → $948
Per-student total exceeds the minimum for this group size.
Interactive · Awareness
Hands-only CPR tempo guide
AHA Hands-Only CPR for teens and adults uses chest compressions at 100–120 per minute. This visual metronome (~110 BPM) is for practice awareness only — not a substitute for credentialed training.
Ready when you are
Resource library
Curated educational links
Organized for Safety managers, HR, and operations — each card explains why it matters for a B2B buyer.
Curated for Safety & HR teams
Sudden cardiac arrest & CPR
Foundational reading so leaders understand why seconds matter — and why credentialed training beats a poster alone.
What is CPR? (American Heart Association)
Clear overview of why immediate CPR can double or triple survival odds after cardiac arrest.
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Hands-Only CPR (American Heart Association)
Two-step bystander guidance (call 911, push hard & fast) useful for workplace awareness campaigns.
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CPR overview (MedlinePlus / NIH)
Plain-language NIH summary Safety teams can share with non-clinical staff.
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Sudden cardiac arrest (MedlinePlus / NIH)
Explains SCA vs. heart attack — a common confusion in workplace briefings.
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Curated with emergency-response instructors in mind
AEDs at work
Program design themes from public AHA AED resources — placement, training, and maintenance.
AED Implementation (American Heart Association)
Hub for workplace AED program tools — useful when justifying devices and drills to leadership.
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Cardiac Emergency Response Plan — CERP (American Heart Association)
Framework for written plans, teams, AED readiness, and drills at schools and workplaces.
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Public Access Defibrillation state law fact sheet (CDC)
Evidence summary on PAD laws and AED placement contexts for policy-minded buyers.
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Curated for compliance-minded operations
Workplace first aid
OSHA expectations and best-practice framing for first-aid capability on site.
Medical and First Aid overview (OSHA)
Starting point for employers aligning medical/first-aid programs with workplace hazards.
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29 CFR 1910.151 — Medical services and first aid (OSHA)
The core general-industry rule on trained responders and ready first-aid supplies.
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Best Practices Guide: Fundamentals of a Workplace First-Aid Program (OSHA 3317)
Practical PDF on leadership, hazard analysis, controls, and first-aid training design.
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Curated for education and youth-serving sites
Training for schools & childcare
Public AHA planning materials that help schools think beyond a one-off class.
Cardiac Emergency Response Plan — CERP (AHA)
School-friendly planning hub for CERT teams, AED access, drills, and EMS coordination.
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Heartsaver CPR AED Training (American Heart Association)
Course overview for lay responders — common fit for school and workplace staff.
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Heartsaver courses overview (American Heart Association)
Helps buyers compare Heartsaver options before requesting on-site training.
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Curated for agencies and clinical teams
Public safety & healthcare credentials
When policy requires BLS (or deeper), start with official course framing — then ask us about on-site delivery and PSP.
Basic Life Support (BLS) Training (American Heart Association)
Official BLS Provider framing for healthcare and many first-responder credential needs.
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AHA training FAQs
Helps clarify who needs Heartsaver vs. BLS before you submit a training request.
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OSHA interpretation: first aid, CPR, and BBP training expectations
Useful context on proximity, trained responders, and when first-aid duties trigger BBP training.
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