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Health & Safety
Courses
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Adult CPR/AED
Fee $45.00
The
purpose of the Adult CPR/AED course is to prepare
individuals to recognize and provide care for
breathing and cardiac emergencies, including
performing CPR on an adult and using an automated
external defibrillator (AED) for victims of sudden
cardiac arrest. Certification valid for 1 year. |
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May 5 Closed |
Monday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Waterbury |
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May 12 |
Monday |
6:00pm – 10:00pm |
Torrington |
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May 22 |
Thursday |
6:00pm – 10:00pm |
Naugatuck* |
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June 2 Closed |
Monday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Waterbury |
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June 9 |
Monday |
6:00pm – 10:00pm |
Torrington |
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June 19 |
Thursday |
6:00pm – 10:00pm |
Naugatuck* |
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Held at Naugatuck Savings Bank, 87
Church St., Naugatuck |
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Adult CPR/AED & First Aid
Fee $60.00
The
purpose of the Adult CPR/AED and First Aid course is
to prepare individuals to recognize and provide care
for breathing and cardiac emergencies and for injuries
and sudden illness; and to use an automated external
defibrillator (AED) for victims of sudden cardiac
arrest. Adult CPR/AED certification valid for 1 year.
First Aid certification valid for 3 years. |
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May 5 & 8
Closed |
Monday & Thursday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Waterbury |
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May 12 & 15 |
Monday & Thursday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Torrington |
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June 2 & 5 Closed |
Monday & Thursday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Waterbury |
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June 9 & 12 |
Monday & Thursday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Torrington |
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Adult CPR/AED
with Infant & Child CPR
Fee $65.00
The
purpose of the Adult CPR/AED with Infant and Child CPR
course is to prepare individuals to recognize and
provide care for breathing and cardiac emergencies for
all ages including performing Adult CPR and using an
automated external defibrillator (AED) for victims of
sudden cardiac arrest. Certificate valid for 1 year. |
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May 5 & 7
Closed |
Monday &
Wednesday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm
6:00pm - 9:00pm |
Waterbury |
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May 12 & 14 |
Monday &
Wednesday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm
6:00pm - 9:00pm |
Torrington |
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June 2 & 4 Closed |
Monday &
Wednesday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm
6:00pm - 9:00pm |
Waterbury |
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June 9 & 11 |
Monday &
Wednesday |
6:00pm - 10:00pm
6:00pm - 9:00pm |
Torrington |
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Infant & Child CPR
Fee $45.00
The
purpose of the Infant and Child CPR course is to
prepare individuals to recognize and provide care for
breathing and cardiac emergencies. Certification valid
for 1 year. |
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First Aid
Fee $35.00
This course provides certification in First Aid only.
The purpose of this course is to learn how to
recognize, respond to and provide basic care for
injuries and sudden illness. Certification valid
for 3 years. This course DOES
NOT meet the State of
Connecticut requirements for family and day care
staff.
See Connecticut Childcare below. |
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Adult CPR/AED, Infant & Child CPR & First
Aid
Fee
$70.00
This course covers various topics such as recognizing
and caring for breathing and cardiac emergencies in
adults, infants and children; using an AED for victims
of cardiac arrest, and identifying and caring for
life-threatening bleeding, sudden illness and
injuries. Adult/AED, Infant & Child CPR certification
valid for 1 year, First Aid certification valid for 3
years. |
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May 5,7,8 Closed |
Mon, Wed & Thurs |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Waterbury |
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May 12,14,15 |
Mon, Wed & Thurs |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Torrington |
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June 2,4,5 Closed |
Mon, Wed & Thurs |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Waterbury |
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June 9,11,12 |
Mon, Wed & Thurs |
6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Torrington |
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It’s Fast, Easy & Convenient |
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CPR
Challenge
Fee
Adult CPR/AED or Infant/Child CPR $30.00
Additional components $5.00 each
No instruction, text or review. Skill and written
tests only. The challenge is not recommended for
those who are not confident or unsure of skills and
knowledge.
For class in Torrington call (860) 482-8182 |
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Adult, Infant & Child CPR |
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Connecticut Childcare
Fee $60.00
This
course teaches participants how to recognize and
provide care for choking, breathing, and cardiac
emergencies in infants and children; as well as
injury prevention, emergency care, childhood illness
and more. CPR certification valid 1 year.
Connecticut Childcare certification valid 3 years. This course meets the State of
Connecticut training requirements for family and day
care staff.
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CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
(2005)
Fee $70.00
Recognizing and caring for choking, breathing, and
cardiac emergencies for adults, infants, and
children. Two rescuer CPR, use of resuscitation and
bag-valve masks. Preventing disease transmission.
(Valid 1 yr.) |
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May 17 |
Saturday |
9:00am – 5:00pm |
Waterbury |
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June 23 & 24 |
Mon. & Tue. |
6:00pm – 10:00pm |
Waterbury |
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Babysitter's Training
Fee $45.00
This
course provides students with training in how to care
for children in their home - including how to prevent
injuries and what to do in an emergency.
(Call
755-1137 for information on private group classes.)
Prerequisite:
Students must be at least 11 years of age. |
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Bloodborne Pathogens Training: Preventing Disease
Transmission
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(including Pandemic Flu awareness module) |
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This course has been developed with guidance from the
Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration
(OSHA) to comply with the training component of OSHA’s
bloodborne pathogen standard. Certification valid for 1
year. These course offerings also include information
and materials useful for preparing for a possible flu
pandemic. Call for information. |
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Interested in
becoming a CPR and First Aid Instructor?
If you are interested in becoming a CPR and First Aid
Instructor,
please call the Waterbury Office at 203-755-1137. |
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Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT)
(Required prerequisite
for all instructor courses.)
This course introduces instructor candidates to the
history, structure and activities of the American Red
Cross. Prepares instructor candidates to teach
specialty courses to diverse populations and
introduces Red Cross policies and procedures.
COST: $40.00 |
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Bridge to Professional Rescuer
Call
for information and cost |
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All
courses will be held at the Waterbury Office.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. |
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Community Disaster
Education Programs
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Preparing for
the Unexpected
FREE |
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This course provides
individuals, families, community groups, businesses,
and others with information on how to prepare for any
kind of disaster, including a terrorist attack; and on
how to safely respond to the instructions of local
officials during a disaster. Topics covered include:
learning what could happen, preparing a disaster plan,
assembling a disaster supplies kit, keys to
"sheltering-in-place" or evacuating, and basic care
for injuries. |
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Call us
about presenting this important program to your
community organization,
school
group, business, church, or other organization at a time and place convenient to you. |
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Weapons
of Mass Destruction/Terrorism: An Overview
FREE |
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This course provides basic
information about the issues and safety concerns
surrounding a response to a Weapons of Mass
Destruction and/or Terrorism (WMD/T) incident.
Participants will learn about the skills, abilities,
and knowledge needed by disaster workers performing
duties in this environment. While it is focused on Red
Cross disaster staff; it will also be of value to
other agency staff, community leaders, or anyone
wishing to learn more about providing disaster relief
following a WMD/T incident. Prerequisite:
None. (However,
"Introduction to Disaster Services" is recommended.) |
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Community
Services Overview
FREE
(formerly Mass
Care Overview)
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A
video based course that focuses on the activities of
Community Services on a local and national disaster
relief operation.
Prerequisite:
Introduction to Disaster Services
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Shelter
Operations
FREE |
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This course will prepare
you to effectively organize and manage an emergency
shelter as a part of a team, so that you can assist in
meeting the needs of people displaced from their homes
as a result of a disaster.
Prerequisite:
Introduction to Disaster Services and Community Services Overview. |
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Client
Casework
FREE |
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This course will prepare
you to meet the emergency needs of individuals and
families following a disaster.
Prerequisite:
Introduction to Disaster Services. |
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Registration
Information
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Pre–Registration is required.
Registration for all classes is on a first come -
first served basis. Course fees listed are per person
and are due at time of registration. You can register
in person or through the mail by check, cash, money
order, or credit card (Discover, MasterCard, or Visa).
Course fees are generally non-refundable.
However, if you notify the chapter at least three
working days before the course, you may be able to
transfer your enrollment to another scheduled course.
If a class is canceled or rescheduled, the chapter
will make a reasonable effort to notify you in
advance. Any refunds issued will be minus
textbook/postage charges (if applicable). |
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Refunds or transfers will NOT be issued to students
who fail to show up for class. |
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CPR
and First Aid require strenuous physical activity
and practice on both a partner and a manikin. New
CPR standards and training techniques require
prolonged kneeling and extended practice of rescue
breaths and chest compressions!
If you have a medical condition or disability which
could affect your participation in this training,
please consult with your physician before
registering. Successful skills practice is required
for certification.
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The
American Red Cross follows Centers of Disease
Control (CDC) guidelines for the cleaning and
decontamination of manikins. According to the CDC
there has never been a documented case of any
infectious disease being transmitted through the use
of CPR training manikins.
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To
receive course certification, you must attend all
sessions and pass all skill tests and written exams.
A minimum score of 80% is required on sections of
written exams.
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Courses are held at the office indicated, unless
otherwise noted. There will be a lunch break for
classes that are scheduled for the entire day.
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Materials are available in Spanish for selected
classes.
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Three Ways To
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Only
three students from any one organization or business
will be accepted into a single community course. For
more information on scheduling a course specifically
for your organization or business (at your location),
contact any of our chapter offices. |
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By
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Complete the Registration Form and
mail it to the appropriate chapter office (Waterbury
for classes at either the Naugatuck location or
Waterbury office, or
Torrington). Be sure to
mark the outside of your envelope "Course
Registration."
If you can't print the Registration Form, you may send
your name, address, phone number, and desired course
title, starting date, and location; along with a
check/money order; or your Discover, MasterCard, or
Visa credit card data (name of card holder, card
number, expiration date, and signature) to the
appropriate office.
(NOTE: We cannot process your registration without a
phone number.) |
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By
phone |
Call the appropriate chapter office,
between 9:00am and 4:00pm, Monday through Friday if
you intend to register with a
credit card:
Waterbury: 203-755-1137
(for classes at either the Naugatuck
location
or Waterbury office)
Torrington:
860-482-8182 |
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In
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Register in person,
between 9:00am and 4:00pm., Monday through Friday at
the appropriate chapter office with a check/money
order, credit card, or the exact cash amount
(no change is available at chapter offices). |
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