Onsite CPR Training for Your Workplace
Instead of sending employees to separate public classes, bring eligible training directly to your workplace or organization.
Defib Hawaii can provide hands-on group training at approved locations across Oʻahu, with the equipment needed for the scheduled course. Training may also be arranged at our Honolulu training center depending on your course, group size and availability.
Tell us what training you need, how many people are attending and your preferred location and dates. We’ll help you plan the right training option for your group.
Group training is a good fit for organizations that need to:
- Train several employees together
- Schedule around work hours or shifts
- Provide CPR, AED or First Aid training at the workplace
- Arrange private BLS or advanced training for healthcare teams
- Keep training consistent across a department or organization
CPR & First Aid Courses Available for Groups
The right course depends on your employees’ roles and the credential your organization requires.
Workplace CPR, AED & First Aid
For employees who are not healthcare professionals, available options include:
| Course | Who It’s for |
| Heartsaver CPR AED | Hands-on CPR and AED training for workplace and community responders. |
| Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED | First Aid, CPR and AED training combined into one course. |
| Heartsaver First Aid | First Aid training for employees who need workplace emergency-response skills. |
BLS & Advanced Healthcare Training
Healthcare organizations can also request eligible group training for:
- BLS — Basic Life Support
- ACLS — Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
- PALS — Pediatric Advanced Life Support
- PEARS
- ASLS — Advanced Stroke Life Support
Private or onsite availability varies by course, training format, participant count and instructor availability.
Not sure which course your employees need?
Send us the exact requirement from your employer, school, licensing body or organization and we’ll help you identify the appropriate Defib Hawaii option.
How Group CPR Training Works
Tell Us What You Need
- Course or certification needed
- Approximate number of participants
- Training location
- Preferred dates or times
- Any specific employer or credential requirement
Step 1
We Plan Your Session
- We’ll confirm the training option, location, scheduling availability and group pricing.
- If participants need to complete anything before the hands-on session, we’ll explain those requirements in advance.
Step 2
Complete the Training
- For approved onsite sessions, our instructor arrives with the equipment required for the scheduled course.
- Participants complete the required instruction, hands-on practice and skills testing. After successfully completing an eligible AHA course, participants receive their AHA course completion eCard from Defib Hawaii the same day.
Step 3
Group Size & Scheduling
Defib Hawaii currently accommodates group sessions of approximately 6 to 30 participants.
Have a larger team? Depending on the course and schedule, we may be able to divide employees into multiple sessions or arrange additional instructor support.
Business-hour, evening and weekend requests may also be available.
If your employees work different shifts, tell us when requesting training. We can help determine whether one session or several smaller sessions make the most sense.
Request Group TrainingWho We Train
Defib Hawaii works with businesses and organizations throughout Oʻahu, including:
- Healthcare facilities and medical offices
- Dental teams
- Schools and childcare providers
- Hotels and hospitality teams
- Restaurants
- Construction and trade companies
- Gyms and fitness facilities
- Offices and corporate teams
- Security teams
- Group homes and community organizations
Onsite Group Training Across Oʻahu
Defib Hawaii is based in Honolulu and provides eligible onsite group training throughout Oʻahu.
We serve organizations in Honolulu as well as Central, Windward and West Oʻahu, including areas such as Pearl City, Aiea, Mililani, Kailua, Kaneohe, Kapolei and ʻEwa Beach.
Exact onsite availability depends on the course, group size, location and schedule.
Groups may also be able to train at our Honolulu training center:
Defib Hawaii
1314 S King Street, Suite 606
Interstate Building
Honolulu, HI 96814
How Much Does Group CPR Training Cost?
- Course type
- Number of participants
- Training location
- Number of sessions
- Scheduling and instructor requirements
Group pricing depends on many factors.
Scheduling and instructor requirements
Send us your approximate headcount, course needed, location and preferred dates and we’ll provide the appropriate training option and pricing.
Why Choose Defib Hawaii for Group Training?
Training at Your Location
Eligible groups can complete training at approved workplaces and organization locations across Oʻahu.
Hands-On Instruction
Participants practice the skills required for their course with instructor feedback.
Equipment Included
For onsite sessions, we bring the hands-on training equipment required for the scheduled course.
Workplace & Healthcare Courses
Choose from CPR, AED and First Aid training as well as BLS, ACLS, PALS, PEARS and ASLS options.
Flexible Group Scheduling
We work with organizations to coordinate training around location, staffing and instructor availability.
Same-Day AHA eCards
Participants who successfully complete all requirements for an eligible AHA course receive their course completion eCard the same day.
What Our Students Say
Frequently Asked Question
How many people do we need for group training?
Our current group-training format generally accommodates approximately 6 to 30 participants. Larger teams may be divided into multiple sessions depending on the course and schedule.
Can you train healthcare teams onsite?
Yes, eligible healthcare organizations may request group BLS, ACLS, PALS and other healthcare-provider training. Availability depends on the course, group size, location and required training format.
Can you schedule around employee shifts?
Depending on availability, we can discuss business-hour, evening or weekend training. Organizations with multiple shifts can also ask about scheduling more than one session.
How long does group training take?
Training time varies by course, format and group size. We’ll confirm the expected schedule when your training is arranged.
When will employees receive their certification cards?
Participants who successfully complete all requirements for an eligible AHA course receive the applicable AHA course completion eCard from Defib Hawaii the same day.
Does CPR training meet OSHA or HIOSH requirements?
Workplace requirements vary by industry, job duties and worksite.
If your organization needs training for a specific OSHA, HIOSH, employer or licensing requirement, send us the exact training requirement you were given. We can help identify the appropriate course, but your organization or regulatory authority should confirm the credential required.