Contact Life Saving Education

Questions about course selection, individual registration, onsite group training, or an East Coast training project? Contact Life Saving Education for instructor-led guidance, scheduling, and group-training quotes.

Contact Life Saving Education

• Phone: 617-840-0113
• Email: Lifesavingedu@gmail.com
• Primary service model: onsite, regional, and service-area training
• Scheduling: daytime, evening, weekend, and multi-session options may be available

East Coast Training & Program Development

Life Saving Education is developing a broader East Coast training network for healthcare, EMS, fire service, construction, industrial, government, and workplace-safety organizations. Current regional delivery is centered on the Washington, DC and Northern Virginia region and New England, with additional East Coast projects considered according to course requirements, class size, travel, equipment, instructor availability, and facility needs.

Organizations planning recurring training, multi-site programs, workforce development, contract training, or regional rollouts are encouraged to contact us early. We can evaluate a phased training plan and identify the delivery model needed as East Coast coverage continues to develop.

Explore East Coast training service areas or request onsite group training.

Washington, DC & Northern Virginia Training

Request onsite CPR, AED, first aid, BLS, ACLS, PALS, OSHA, HAZWOPER, confined-space, EMS, and workplace-safety training across Northern Virginia and the Washington metropolitan area. Regional projects may include Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax County, Falls Church, Loudoun County, Prince William County, Manassas, Reston, Tysons, Ashburn, Leesburg, Woodbridge, and surrounding communities.

New England Training

Scheduled onsite group training may also be available across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine. New England projects are quoted according to the course, class size, location, travel, instructor availability, equipment, and facility requirements.

Service-area note: Life Saving Education does not claim a separate physical office in every city or state referenced. Locations describe areas where onsite or regional training may be scheduled or developed.

Planning a Multi-Site or Regional Training Program?

For organizations developing an East Coast training program, include the states or facilities involved, estimated annual student volume, required credentials, target launch date, and whether the program is one-time, recurring, or multi-site. This helps us evaluate instructor coverage, equipment, course sequencing, documentation, and travel requirements from the beginning.

Information to Include With Your Request

• Course or credential requested
• Estimated number of participants
• Preferred dates and times
• Training address, city/state, and facility type
• Number of sites if planning a regional program
• Employer, licensing, contract, or project requirement
• Known parking, security, access, PPE, equipment, or site restrictions

Review Training FAQs & Policies before registering or requesting a proposal.

Not Sure Which Training You Need?

If an employer, licensing body, contract, school, agency, or project gave you a specific requirement, include that wording in your message so we can help identify the appropriate training path.

• Course Catalog for current individual courses and certification programs
• OSHA 10 Training for Construction and General Industry Outreach options
• OSHA 30 Training for supervisors and workers with safety responsibility
• HAZWOPER Training for 40-hour, 24-hour, refresher, and emergency-response guidance
• Confined Space Training for awareness, entrant, attendant, supervisor, and non-entry rescue roles

What Happens After You Contact Us?

1. We review the requirement. We look at the course, credential, location, group size, timeline, and project-specific requirements.
2. We confirm the training path. If the request could fit more than one course, we clarify the differences before scheduling.
3. We evaluate delivery and coverage. Depending on the program, this may mean a public class, private session, onsite group training, multi-site rollout, or regional training date.
4. We confirm logistics. For group programs, we address facility needs, equipment, class size, travel, access, and documentation before the training date.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I request a class that is not currently on the public schedule?

Yes. Many programs can be scheduled for private groups or organizations depending on the course, class size, location, instructor availability, and program requirements.

Do you provide onsite training?

Yes. Onsite group training is available for qualifying programs and locations. Include the training address, estimated number of students, preferred dates, and course requirement in your request.

Can you help determine which OSHA, HAZWOPER, or confined-space course applies?

We can explain the differences among available training options and help identify the course that appears to match the work and stated requirement. The employer remains responsible for determining training required by its actual hazards, duties, and applicable regulations.

Do you schedule training outside the Washington, DC region?

Yes. Regional and East Coast training projects may be available based on the course, group size, location, travel, equipment, and instructor scheduling. Review our East Coast training service areas for current coverage information.