Find an upcoming Life Saving Education class or request training on a date that works for your team. Public classes are added on a rolling basis, while many CPR, EMS, OSHA, HAZWOPER, confined-space, and workplace-safety programs can also be scheduled for private groups and organizations.
If you do not see the course or date you need, that does not necessarily mean the program is unavailable. Contact Life Saving Education with your timeline, location, and estimated number of students so we can determine whether a public session, private class, or onsite group program is the best fit.
How to Find the Right Class
- Start with the course you need. Visit the course catalog to confirm the exact program, level, and format.
- Check current public availability. Upcoming public sessions are posted as dates are confirmed.
- Verify your requirement before registering. If an employer, licensing body, school, contract, or agency requires a specific credential or course format, confirm that requirement first.
- Request a private date when timing matters. Organizations can use Onsite Group Training to plan around shifts, staffing, facilities, and operational schedules.
- Contact us if you are unsure. Send the course name, location, preferred dates, and class size through the Contact page.
Popular Training Categories
CPR, AED and First Aid
Programs may include American Heart Association BLS, Heartsaver CPR AED, Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED, pediatric first aid and CPR, and other emergency-readiness education. Public availability varies, and employer groups can request dedicated sessions.
Healthcare and EMS Training
Life Saving Education offers healthcare and EMS education that may include BLS, ACLS, PALS, clinical skills, scenario-based training, and continuing-education topics. Course eligibility, issuing organization, and completion documentation vary by program.
OSHA Outreach Training
Workers and organizations can review our OSHA 10 Training and OSHA 30 Training hubs before choosing Construction or General Industry. Group delivery can be useful for employers that need several employees trained together.
HAZWOPER Training
Review the HAZWOPER Training hub for information about 40-hour, 24-hour, 8-hour refresher, and emergency-response training. The correct training depends on the work, expected exposure, and employee role.
Confined Space Training
The Confined Space Training hub explains awareness, authorized entrant, attendant, entry-supervisor, and non-entry rescue options. Employers should match the class to the duties employees actually perform.
Public Classes vs. Private Group Training
| Public class | Private or onsite group training |
|---|---|
| Best for individuals or small numbers of students | Best for departments, companies, healthcare teams, schools, and organizations |
| Students select from posted dates | Dates can be planned around organizational needs and instructor availability |
| Training location is set for the scheduled session | Many courses can be delivered at the client facility when program requirements allow |
| Course scope follows the scheduled class | Permitted examples, scenarios, and elective topics may be aligned more closely with the organization’s work environment |
For organizational training, visit Onsite Group Training and include your estimated headcount, location, preferred dates, and required course.
Where Training Is Available
Life Saving Education is based in the Washington, DC region and schedules public and private training based on course requirements, instructor availability, class size, and location. Onsite projects may also be available throughout published East Coast service areas.
Review East Coast Training Service Areas for current regional coverage. The listed cities and states are service areas and do not represent separate Life Saving Education offices in every location.
Before You Register
To avoid registering for the wrong class, confirm the details that matter for your situation:
- exact course or credential required,
- Construction vs. General Industry when selecting OSHA Outreach,
- provider-level vs. instructor-level training,
- initial vs. refresher training,
- in-person, blended, or other permitted delivery format,
- employer, licensing, contract, or agency requirements,
- and any deadline by which the course must be completed.
Course requirements and issuing-organization rules differ. Review the individual course page and FAQs & Policies before registration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I not see a date for the course I need?
Public classes are posted on a rolling basis. Some programs are scheduled primarily for groups or by request. Contact us with the course and timeline so we can check available options.
Can I request a class that is not currently on the public schedule?
Yes. Private and onsite group training may be available depending on the course, location, class size, instructor availability, equipment, and facility requirements.
Can my employer schedule training for multiple shifts?
Multi-session scheduling may be possible for organizations that need to train employees across different shifts or work groups. Include the number of students and preferred time windows in the request.
How do I know whether I need OSHA 10 or OSHA 30?
The appropriate course depends on the requirement and the worker’s role. OSHA 10 is primarily intended for entry-level workers, while OSHA 30 provides greater depth for supervisors and workers with safety and health responsibility. Always confirm the requirement that applies to the job.
Can I schedule training outside the Washington, DC area?
Yes. Regional and East Coast group projects may be available depending on the course, class size, travel, scheduling, and instructor availability.
Find or Request Your Next Class
Start with the course catalog. If you already know what you need and want a private or onsite date, request a class or visit Onsite Group Training.