AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED card
Issued by American Heart Association (Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED)
Recognized First Aid, CPR, and AED training so a crew has someone trained to respond when a worksite is not close to a clinic, which OSHA expects for construction.
No NPMCA agreement. The provider's standard public terms apply.
Credential pathway
At least one trained responder per crew, usually the crew leader or foreman, with additional crew members as the employer decides.
- Who it is for
- Crew Leader, Foreman, Supervisor, Laborer, Equipment Operator, Snow and Ice Worker
- Typical duration
- About 4 to 6 hours classroom, or online portion plus a short skills session
- Renewal
- Every two years.
Completed it? Add it to your Skills Passport. Skills Passport
What they offer
Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED course in classroom, blended (online plus in-person skills), and self-guided formats, delivered through AHA Training Centers and instructors; course completion card valid for two years per public description.
Why it matters for pavement contractors
Pavement crews work at remote lots and roadsides; a trained responder on each crew is a practical safety expectation and often a customer requirement. NPMCA records the card in Passport.
Pricing
Set by each Training Center; not published nationally. Ask a local Training Center.