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Practical emergency training for industrial teams, construction crews, utilities, manufacturing, logistics, agriculture, and remote worksites. Students training at an oil refinery. When something goes wrong at an industrial workplace, the first few minutes matter. A serious bleed, crush injury, cardiac arrest, heat illness, chemical exposure, fall, or machinery accident can quickly overwhelm an untrained crew. Capital City CPR provides hands-on workplace emergency response tr

Our public comment in support of Senate Bill 945, which would mandated Compression-Only CPR/AED training as a high school graduation requirement throughout the state. ABOUT THE BILL The full bill text can be view here. COMMENTARY from CCCPR This bill will save lives - plain and simple. Early compression-only CPR and AED use increase survival rate for sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) by 2 or 3x. Given that seven out of ten cardiac arrests happen in the home, equipping high schooler

When it comes to saving a life, outdated training isn’t just ineffective — it’s dangerous. Your team deserves better than old techniques or “good enough” certifications.

The New Year may bring fresh starts, but it also brings icy grounds, rushed routines, and a spike in preventable workplace injuries. That is why it’s important to refocus on workplace safety year-round, especially the hazards we tend to overlook in our daily routines. Occupational risks are a reality in the workplace, but few are as underestimated as slips, trips, and falls — everyday incidents that remain among the leading causes of workplace injuries and fatalities. Accord