Florida Boat & Yacht Owners, Yacht captains, Ship captains, crew and marine professionals - We offer American Heart Association, ASHI & ECSI CPR, First Aid and AED training certification classes at your location, yes - even on your boat. Whether you captain a mega yacht or a small tender we can help you prepare for maritime medical emergencies . Ship board CPR AED First Aid training for yachts, super yachts, fishing boats, cruise ships, tankers, freighters, trawlers, water taxis,tug boats, barges, duck boats and all other marine vessels. Keep your crew and guests safe - schedule an onboard CPR AED and First Aid class today by calling 561-762-0500 or email Keith@TheCPRSchool.com
FREE AED (Automated External Defibrillator) inspection with each on board training class.
If it floats and you have people on board you should have recent CPR & First Aid Training. We provide professional, fully insured onsite group training classes by Florida licensed Emergency Medical Professionals. Learn CPR AED and First Aid on your boat!
We put the Sea in CPR.™ Call us for onboard ship medical emergency first aid training plus AED Defibrillator sales, supplies and service.
The CPR School provides yachts, cruise ships, tankers, oil platforms and other marine customers with onboard Marine CPR AED and First Aid training certification classes, Tempus Telemedicine training and Coast Guard STCW 95 Medical Training.
With Sudden Cardiac Arrest, while on dry land we instruct everyone to dial 911 immediately for help. Start CPR and apply the AED as soon as possible. On land, in populated areas the paramedics usually arrive in about 8-12 minutes. While at sea, hospitals and emergency medical personnel are usually not close by and therefore you may be responsible for patient care for a much longer period of time. That’s why The CPR School offers onboard CPR AED and First Aid safety training for captains and crew. We go over training scenarios and talk about how to handle medical emergencies that may happen while at sea. Unlike your typical press press blow CPR First Aid class we go over real life scenarios. We talk about what to do if the victim is in the water, or in a hard to reach location like the bilge. By customizing training scenarios to each client’s needs the students learn more about medical emergencies that are relevant to their vessel, their crew and their passengers. We customize our classes for your vessel, crew and passengers. Thats how we “We put the Sea in CPR ™”.
The CPR School offers USCG Approved CPR/First Aid couses including the STCW 95 - CPR AED and First Aid Class.
I am a Florida Boat Captain and my CPR certification expired, can you help? Yes, we can either train you and your crew on your boat or you can attend one of our classes at our Jupiter Florida classroom. We will update you on the latest CPR AED and First Aid Safety techniques. Don't worry, the classes are not stressful. You will learn a lot and have fun while you are learning. We teach a lot of boat captains, ships crew and marine professionals. Please call 561-762-0500 to learn more.
I am a Yacht Captain and we charter. Can you teach a refresher class for my crew? Yes, we can teach a CPR AED and First Aid refresher class on your yacht. Upon completion of the class the captain and crew will receive 2 year CPR AED and First Aid certification cards.
We often charter the boat. Should we do anything different? Yes. Your crew will require CPR AED and First Aid training that will cover a wide variety of onboard medical emergencies. With charters it is difficult to predict what health conditions may exist and what medical emergencies you may encounter. The age of the guest may also vary from the very young to the very old. To protect the crew, the guests and to reduce your liability the ships Captain and all crew should be recertified at least once every 2 years.
I am trying to get my USCG Captains license. Can you help? Yes, we offer the basic CPR AED and First Aid class as well as the 8 hour STCW CPR AED and First Aid training certification course. Please check with the United States Coast Guard (U.S.C.G) and see which course you need. Either way we can help.
What size boats do you provide CPR AED and First Aid Medical training for? We teach classes for sailboats, duck boats, yachts, mega yachts, sport fishing boats, trawlers, tankers, freighters, cruise ships and just about everything in between.
I just took over as Captain and have no idea what is in our ships medical kit. Can you help? Yes. With each training class we typically pull out the ships medical kit and review what is in the kit with the Captain and Crew. We will advise if everything is current and if not where you can get updates for your medical kit. We will also test and inspect your AED (defibrillator) to make certain everything is working properly.
What do you charge to check out our AED? We will test and inspect your AED (Automated External Defibrillator) for free with each on board training class. If you do not require training please call us to discuss which make and model AED you have onboard.
We do not have an AED onboard, should we? Should you have fire extinguishers? Life jackets? The answer to both is obviously yes and the answer to having an AED is also a strong yes. The AED is designed to save lives, without an AED anyone suffering sudden cardiac arrest will certainly die. An AED is an essential part of every boat captain’s first aid kit. Call The CPR School at 561-762-0500 for all of your AED needs including new AEDs, parts, supplies, inspections and training.
How far does The CPR School travel for training classes? The majority of our yachting customers are located in South Florida (USA). However we will travel anywhere in the world. We teach in the Caribbean, Bahamas, California, and anywhere else the client requires.
The key element to any marine safety program is training. The CPR School conducts onboard CPR AED First Aid training classes. We believe that every member of the crew should be trained how to treat various medical emergencies including sudden cardiac arrest. Make certain the person teaching the class has real life experience using CPR and AEDs to save lives. I tell my customers if you want to take swimming or diving lessons would you trust an instructor that was never actually in the water? Of course not, so make certain you learn CPR AED and First Aid from a full time insured instructor with real life CPR AED and First Aid experience. Also, make certain if you are purchasing an AED - Automated External Defibrillator you buy one from someone that has experience using them and training people how to use them. Please click on the above AED link to learn more about AEDs Automated External Defibrillators.
On Wednesday 11-28-2007 while traveling home from Pittsburgh I actually helped save another traveler’s life with an AED - Automated External Defibrillator in the Atlanta airport. Trust me – CPR and AED training is the most valuable skill you can learn. The life you save maybe a loved one. Please click on the following link to read the story http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07340/839484-55.stm
STCW is an acronym for Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers. 95 refers to the year the member nations of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) adopted an updated version of the STCW 78 international agreement.
In the absence of any international standards, the IMO wrote and adopted the original STCW requirements in July 1978. The agreement became international law when no less than 25 nations, representing at least 50% of the world's merchant ships (over 100 tons), signed it. This happened on April 28, 1984.
By 1992, after several high profile maritime casualties, the Council of the IMO realized that the 1978 requirements did not adequately ensure that competent persons were operating the newer, larger, faster, and technologically-advanced vessels not envisioned in 1978. The Secretary General of the IMO, in cooperation with the International Labor Organization (ILO), initiated a complete review and revision of the 1978 agreement.
By July of 1995, the process was finalized with the adoption of a package of amendments to the STCW 78 Convention at an IMO Diplomatic Conference. The 95 Convention entered into force on 1 February 1997. In the United States, the US Coast Guard issued its Interim Final Rule that adopts the provisions of the convention and brings American Regulations into alignment with STCW 95.
Who Is Affected By STCW 95? Government, ship owners, ship operators, and individual seafarers are all affected by STCW 95. STCW 95 is arguably the most important development concerning the improvement of maritime safety in over two decades. The competence of seafarers is a critical factor in the safe and efficient operation of ships. Only STCW 95 endorsements will be recognized by the USCG and their equivalent agencies (Port State Control) of nations signatory to the STCW 95 Convention.
Basic Safety Training (BST) - All ocean-going mariners, are required to demonstrate BST proficiency by completing a USCG approved course. You will be required to prove proficiency every five years. As per USCG policy letter 12-01, "A mariner who has met the requirements for initial competency in BST, and who is actively serving on seagoing ships, will be considered as having demonstrated continuing competence in BST, provided he or she completes at least one year of sea service within the past five years." If a mariner does not have a full year of sea service, he or she must complete our BST class or an equivalent USCG approved BST course.
Basic Safety Training consists of the following four elements: 1) Personal Survival 2) Elementary First Aid 3) Elementary Fire Fighting and Fire Prevention 4) Personal Safety & Social Responsibility
The CPR School teaches the United States Coast Guard STCW Elementary CPR AED & First Aid Class. This is basic, immediate, and emergency response to the most common shipboard injury emergencies, including CPR and how to properly use an Automated External Defibrillator or AED.
Call 561-762-0500 to schedule a CPR AED First Aid class for your captain and crew.
Learn CPR & First Aid on your Florida yacht, boat, ship or other marine vessel.
Our CPR First Aid classes are educational and fun. Our philosophy is that learning does not have to be painfully boring. We feel that if you have fun, laugh and the class is interesting you will enjoy yourself and will absorb and retain the material better. That’s why more people say that they love our CPR First Aid classes and recommend us to their friends.
Whether it is 1 person or 10,000 people we can provide quality CPR, First Aid and AED training for you and your crew. We provide professional CPR, First Aid and AED training classes at your Florida location - onboard or at the marina or at our Jupiter Florida classroom. Our classes are educational, easy to comprehend, to the point and entertaining. Best of all, we provide all training at your location saving you and your group time.
Shopping for an AED? A lot of places sell AEDs. There are internet sites, dive shops and even provision vendors that sell AEDs but often times they are selling you what has the highest profit margin. They often fail to ask where you will be placing the AED, who will be using the AED, will the AED be exposed to heat, humidity, water or other hazards not compatible with all AEDs. Another disadvantage when buying over the internet or over the telephone is placement. Where are you going to place the AED? You need quick easy access. You don’t want to store an AED in difficult to reach areas of the boat. Typically, when a customer purchases an AED from my company I like to personally deliver the AED and see where it’s going to be placed and talk with the customer about locations. We also encourage training where we run different emergency scenarios such as sudden cardiac arrest in tight quarters like the bilge. Our goal is to help the customer select the right AED, chose a good location for the AED and train the customer how to properly use and maintain the AED.
Another key element is maintenance and inspecting the AED. Once you own an AED you can’t stick it in the closet and forget about it. You must check it monthly, replace the battery and pads before they expire and keep an inspection log. This too is part of our onboard classes where we teach everyone how to perform an inspection and what to look for.
What about training? Who teaches the onboard CPR AED First Aid classes? Keith Murray is the owner of The CPR School, LLC. Keith is a former City of Stuart EMT Firefighter with over 20 years training experience. Keith holds a masters degree from Lebanon Valley College in Pennsylvania and has instructed people of all ages and backgrounds including boat captains, yacht crew and other marine professionals.
Keith works with captains and crew and has first hand industry knowledge. A frequent contributor to The Triton (an International newspaper for ship captains and crew), Keith writes a monthly column on CPR, AED, First Aid and various medical emergencies that can occur at sea.
Why use The CPRSchool vs. another CPRSchool? Two year certification, cards can be issued at the time of the class, short but thorough classes that cover all required and necessary information, professional instruction by courteous, prompt and fun instructors. All instruction performed by trained EMS personnel and most importantly we show up on time every time Guaranteed!
How do I schedule a class? The best way to do this is to call us at 561-762-0500. You can also e-mail us at Keith@TheCPRSchool.com.
What about Admiralty And Maritime Law and attorneys that specialize in this Admiralty And Maritime Law? I am not going to promise you that we can prevent all accidents, injuries and lawsuits onboard your boat but I will promise you that the safety training we provide is very thorough. Our onboard CPR AED and First Aid Safety training certification classes will teach your staff what to do, and what not to do in the event of a medical emergency while onboard your boat. We will also work with you and your team to review the ships medical kit and automated external defibrillator (AED) making certain that everything is current, propertly inspected, tested and ready for use should you require it. Below is a good link for additional information on this topic. http://www.admiraltylawguide.com/usgov.html
CPR AED and First Aid Scheduling - Please call 561-762-0500 E-mail us at Keith@TheCPRSchool.com for more information.
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Did you see us at the 2009 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show? Keith Murray from The CPR School was demonstrating CPR and how to use an AED – Automated External Defibrillator at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the world's largest boat show with more than $3 billion worth of boats, sport fishing boats, yachts, superyachts, megayachts, and marine accessories. The CPR School was invited to attend the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show to demonstrate Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and talk about our onboard CPR AED and First Aid Safety training classes.
Disclaimer: The CPR School, LLC is an American Heart Association Training Site. The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in CPR, First Aid and AED use and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Mention of their name or use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association, and any fees charged for such a course do not represent income to the Association.
The STCW 95 regulations came into force with full compliance required on February 1, 2002. The CPR School personnel stay current on the interpretation and implementation of STCW and USCG regulations. Contact The CPR School for individual concern and explanations.
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Florida Boat & Yacht Owners, Yacht captains, Ship captains, crew and marine professionals - We offer American Heart Association, ASHI & ECSI CPR, First Aid and AED training certification classes at your location, yes - even on your boat. Whether you captain a mega yacht or a small tender we can help you prepare for maritime medical emergencies . Ship board CPR AED First Aid training for yachts, super yachts, fishing boats, cruise ships, tankers, freighters, trawlers, water taxis,tug boats, barges, duck boats and all other marine vessels. Keep your crew and guests safe - schedule an onboard CPR AED and First Aid class today by calling 561-762-0500 or email 
If it floats and you have people on board you should have recent CPR & First Aid Training. We provide professional, fully insured onsite group training classes by Florida licensed Emergency Medical Professionals. Learn CPR AED and First Aid on your boat! 
The CPR School provides yachts, cruise ships, tankers, oil platforms and other marine customers with onboard Marine CPR AED and First Aid training certification classes, Tempus Telemedicine training and Coast Guard STCW 95 Medical Training. 
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