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Classes
TOGETHER,
WE CAN SAVE
A LIFE...
Health & Safety Classes
To register for a class, Please call 1-800-RED CROSS (733-2767)
and select option 5.
ALL Lifeguard, CPR/First Aid & Water Safety Instructor Training:
Classes have a required minimum of 6 participants and a maximum
of 15 participants. Early registration is required.
Classes Available
Citizen CPR
Standard First Aid
CPR/AED Adult & Pediatric
Bloodborne Pathogens
CPR/First Aid/AED Instructor Training
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer Review
Water Safety Instructor Training: Must be at least 16 years old
Lifeguard Training: Requirements:
-Must be at least 15 years old
-Must be able to swim 300 yards continuously
-Must be able to retrieve 10 lb. object from the bottom of the
pool and swim with it for 20 yards
-Demonstrate each lifeguard skill satisfactorily
-Attend all class times with proper materials
-Participation in class does not guarantee successful
completion of course
Lifeguard Training Review
Lifeguard Management
Lifeguard Instructor
Safety Training for Swim Coaches
Sports Safety Training
Disaster Training:
For more information call 620-276-2762/620-624-8411
All disaster training is FREE. It's your gateway to helping others in their
time of need. It is preparation for Disaster Relief in the local area, the
Region and the Nation.
The pay: zero The rewards: PRICELESS!
Disaster Services - Overview - Instructor-led, basic level course that
provides an introduction to Disaster Services at the American Red Cross. The
course engages participants through integrated video and interactive activities.
The course has two modules; the second module is designed for chapters to
customize with their local Disaster Services program information. ** Disaster
Services: Overview is a prerequisite for ALL other disaster classes.
Shelter Operations – Instructor-led course designed for the
learners to acquire knowledge of Red Cross policies & procedures for
setting up, running & closing a shelter during a disaster. This course
prepares you to manage shelter operations effectively & sensitively as a
team while meeting the needs of people displaced as a result of a
disaster.
Shelter Simulation - Instructor-led simulation, with the purpose of
learning to apply knowledge, skills & abilities required to operate a
successful shelter.
Client Casework: Providing Emergency Assistance – You are
trained how to conduct effective client interviews & provide appropriate
assistance to help meet a client’s immediate disaster-caused or disaster-
aggravated needs. The class consists of a series of short instructor &
video presentations interleaved with class discussions, which focus on
the skills, knowledge & attitudes required of a Red Cross caseworker.
Fundamentals of Disaster Assessment – This class is a
blended learning course consisting of 2 components, online & instructor-
led. The purpose of this course is to introduce the critical role of
Disaster Assessment, explore related preparedness tasks, and learn
how to collect & communicate disaster assessment information, &
become familiar with how disaster assessment information supports
management & service decisions.
ERVs: Ready, Set, Roll – This course is designed to provide
learners with the opportunity to learn about & use an Emergency
Response Vehicle (ERV) & all related equipment. You’ll be prepared to
operate an ERV & its equipment safely & effectively to meet feeding &
other service needs of people affected by disaster. REQUIRED: a
Valid Driver’s license, Satisfactory DMV Report & Defensive Driving
Course Certificate.
