Helpful Resources

American Red Cross Certificates

Look up, view, download or print your American Red Cross digital certificate using your email, name and class date, or your certificate ID.

HSI Certificates

HSI digital certification cards are emailed to you after your class. Check your inbox and spam folder for your eCard. Can’t find it? Contact us and we’ll help you get a copy.

Preparing for Your Onsite Class

• Reserve a room with open floor space so participants can kneel beside manikins
• Have tables and chairs available, plus a wall or screen for course videos
• Ask participants to wear comfortable clothing they can move and kneel in
• Share the class start time and location with everyone ahead of time
• We bring the manikins, AED trainers and course materials

Blended Learning: Before Your Skills Session

• Complete the online portion, including the online exam, before your skills session
• Use a computer or tablet with sound so you can watch the course videos
• Bring proof that you completed the online portion to your skills session
• Questions about logging in? Call us at (636) 495-8980

Monthly AED Inspection Checklist

• Check the status indicator shows the AED is ready
• Check pad and battery expiration dates and replace before they expire
• Make sure pads are sealed and connected (if your model pre-connects them)
• Confirm the rescue kit is stocked: gloves, CPR mask, razor and scissors
• Make sure the AED is visible, unlocked and easy to reach
• Log each inspection and replace pads after any use

AED Recalls & Safety Notices

The FDA publishes safety communications and recalls for AEDs and accessories. Check your model periodically, or let our AED365 program track it for you.

AED Laws by State

Click your state on our map to see AED registration, oversight, training and maintenance requirements.

AED365 Program Management

Multi-location AED compliance and maintenance: inspections, pad and battery tracking, and replacement reminders, all handled for you.

Shop AED Bundles & Supplies

Complete AED bundles, replacement pads and batteries, cabinets, signage and training manikins with secure checkout.

AED Plus

samaritan PAD 350P & 360P

OSHA First Aid Requirements

OSHA requires employers to have people adequately trained to give first aid when an infirmary, clinic or hospital is not near the workplace.

Bloodborne Pathogens

Employees with occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials need bloodborne pathogens training every year.

HSI Remote Skills Verification (RSV) Flyer

How RSV works, plus employer and student benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about onsite training, pricing, certification and AEDs.