141 Protection Training provides top-notch CPR, BLS, AED, and First Aid training in Arkansas, Southeast Missouri, and Western Tennessee. Logan provides thorough and practical training to save lives with preplanned, practiced responses when someone’s life depends on your performance. Join us to gain the courage and expertise to save lives.
This training satisfies OSHA/workplace regulations and will equip you to identify and manage various first aid, respiratory, and cardiac issues involving adults, children, and newborns. This blended learning course combines an instructor-led skill session in the classroom with an online component. It is the least expensive course available because you can attend without missing a workday. Employers who wish to provide compliance training to their staff without halting production can also benefit significantly from this course.
The hands-on skill section of the lesson will take 2 hours. It is worth the extra 45 minutes to learn about children and infants, even if some of you require adult information.
After completing the course, you will receive a two-year certificate from the American Red Cross or American Heart Association.
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About Us
We provide the highest level of training because the lives of others depend on it. We specialize in group training for business teams, community organizations, and families. Our programs encourage participants to support and learn from one another, improving training. We also tailor the course material and schedule to each group. Our dedication to quality distinguishes 141 Protection. We want every student to leave our academy with a certification and the confidence to respond quickly and successfully in an emergency. Join the ranks of prepared changemakers by choosing 141 Protection for First Aid, Basic Life Support, and CPR training. We provide the most significant group training because we teach you how to save lives.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, refers to reviving people whose hearts have stopped and unconscious. This approach is vital during heart attacks.
First aid is what you give to help make you feel better in the event of an injury or illness. This early support can stabilize the patient’s health and keep it.
Basic Life Support (BLS) is a level of medical care provided to victims of life-threatening. We provide prehospital BLS and hospical BLS training.
Training enables individuals to respond effectively during emergencies, significantly increasing their chances of survival. People can act confidently and swiftly when faced with critical situations because of this knowledge.
Proper training boosts confidence during emergencies, enabling individuals to stay calm and collected. This confidence allows them to provide practical assistance without hesitation or fear.
Employee training contributes to a safer work environment. Responding promptly to incidents reduces the severity of injuries and speeds up the return to normal operations.
Training throughout communities increases the likelihood of immediate assistance during emergencies. Collective preparedness enhances a community's safety and resilience.
Regulations regarding health and safety are specific to many industries. By training employees, organizations avoid potential fines and improve workplace safety while complying with legal standards.
The effectiveness of immediate care can reduce the severity of injuries, leading to a quicker recovery. Taking action promptly often reduces the need for extensive medical intervention and speeds up healing.
Training programs involve group activities that foster communication and teamwork. As a result, participants learn how to work together effectively in an emergency, improving overall team cohesion and collaboration.
Developing these skills empowers individuals to make a positive difference in their communities. Developing a proactive approach to safety and care fosters a sense of responsibility and readiness to help others.
A critical life-saving technique is cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). If someone’s heart stops beating, CPR can double or triple their chances of survival. Until professional medical help arrives, CPR maintains blood flow to the brain and other vital organs.
Learning CPR is an essential skill for everyone. The ability to respond effectively to an emergency can happen anytime, anywhere. You can help others in critical situations, whether you perform CPR at home, work, or in public places.
In cardiac arrest cases, CPR dramatically increases survival rates. Early CPR, especially within the first few minutes, also significantly increases survival rates. In the interim, CPR can provide a bridge between the patient and advanced medical care.
Bystanders can take action during emergencies by knowing CPR. If you have the proper training, you can help immediately. A bystander’s quick response can mean the difference between life and death.
Basic Life Support (BLS) training enables individuals to act decisively during cardiac emergencies. Individuals trained in chest compressions and rescue breathing can significantly increase a patient’s chances of survival before BLS professional medical help arrives.
During BLS training, employees learn how to handle medical emergencies at work. When an organization prioritizes BLS training, employees can respond to incidents quickly, minimizing downtime and increasing the patient’s survivability.
When someone receives BLS, they gain the confidence to act quickly and effectively during an emergency. Bystanders also benefit from this confidence, as they are less likely to panic or become anxious.
BLS training makes communities more resilient by preparing more people for emergencies. With more BLS-trained people in a community, everyone benefits from a safer, more supportive environment.
Early first aid can save a person’s life. It is imperative to react immediately to accidents or sudden illnesses to stabilize the situation, prevent it from worsening, and keep the individual alive until professional medical help arrives.
Providing first aid can prevent minor injuries from becoming severe. Treating wounds, burns, or fractures as soon as possible can avoid complications such as infections or long-term damage.
As a result of learning first aid and practicing it, you become more aware of potential hazards and will behave more safely. Individuals are more likely to take preventive measures when they know the risks and how to respond.
People with first aid training are more confident in responding to an emergency. When you can provide basic care in critical moments, from minor injuries to life-threatening conditions, you are a valuable asset in any community or workplace.
AEDs greatly improve the survival rates of sudden cardiac arrest survivors. By administering a regulated electric shock, an AED can restore a normal cardiac rhythm before emergency medical personnel arrive.
Modern AEDs include excellent auditory and visual instructions for inexperienced users. Their accessibility allows more individuals to help in emergencies. Our institute offers training programs for AEDs, which typically include hands-on practice.
Defibrillation is much more quickly possible with an AED. It is urgent since every minute without it reduces survival by 7–10. An AED requires minimal training and is easy to use. It is portable and lightweight, making it easy to carry in an emergency.
AEDs promote workplace safety. Employees with AED training can save lives in these situations. Employees also benefit from AEDs, knowing they can respond quickly and effectively. The use of AEDs also reduces liability risks.
We provide American Heart Association (AHA) and American Red Cross( We prefer this method due to the blended learning option) certifications for CPR training.
Onsite training is approximately 2 hours with some online work to be done on your own in the comfort of your home or at work prior to the in person skills class.
Yes, we offer combined First Aid and CPR training sessions.
Yes, we specialize in group training sessions for organizations, communities, and families.
Yes, all our instructors are certified and experienced professionals.
We offer a blended learning option with online coursework and in-person skills testing.
Yes, we provide all necessary training equipment during our sessions.
Renewing CPR and BLS certifications every two years is a good idea.
