Is Your Workplace Emergency Ready?

July 15, 2025

Emergencies can strike without warning—whether it’s sudden cardiac arrest, choking, or a severe workplace injury. Being prepared saves lives. This July, let’s focus on why workplace emergency readiness matters and how you can make your team safer.

Why Emergency Preparedness at Work Matters


  • Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anytime. Immediate CPR and AED use can double or triple survival rates.
  • Quick accidents occur fast. A fall, choking, or bleeding event can escalate before help arrives.
  • Prepared staff act better. Training helps teams respond calmly and effectively under pressure.


Three Steps to a Safer Workplace


1. Establish an AED Program
Place Automated External Defibrillators in accessible locations, and teach your team how to use them confidently.


2. Get Certified in CPR & First Aid
Empower your staff with critical skills to act swiftly in cardiac or injury emergencies.


3. Practice Emergency Response Drills
Simulate scenarios so everyone knows where AEDs and first-aid kits are and how to act in a real crisis.


Meet Your Trainer

Sessions are led by Francoise Mathurin, RN, BSN, CEN, Founder & Lead Instructor, a seasoned ER nurse dedicated to teaching clear, confident, and competent emergency response.


Training Location


Code Blue Training Academy
11806 Bruce B Downs Boulevard, Suite 1241
Tampa, FL 33612, USA


Prefer in-house sessions? We also offer on-site group training for offices, schools, fitness centers, and more.


Flexible Class Times


We understand busy schedules—evening and weekend classes are available to accommodate your team.


Ready to Protect Your Team?


Be ready before an emergency strikes.

Book Your Group Training Session Today

Back-to-School Safety Starts with First Aid & CPR

August 12, 2025
A new school year is an exciting time, but it also comes with new safety responsibilities—especially for teachers, staff, and parents. Emergencies can happen anywhere on campus, from the playground to the cafeteria. Being prepared with First Aid and CPR skills can mean the difference between a scary moment and a life saved. 🛡 Why Schools Need Certified Responders Kids are active. Falls, scrapes, and sports injuries are common. Medical emergencies happen fast. Choking, allergic reactions, and asthma attacks require immediate action. Prepared staff save lives. Quick and confident responses reduce risk and improve recovery outcomes. 📚 Essential Skills for School Safety 1. CPR for All Ages Learn how to respond to breathing or cardiac emergencies in infants, children, and adults. 2. AED Use Automated External Defibrillators are easy to use and crucial in cardiac arrest situations—every school should have them. 3. First Aid Essentials From minor cuts to severe injuries, know how to give the right care until help arrives. 4. Emergency Communication Learn how to stay calm, delegate tasks, and communicate with emergency responders effectively. 👩‍🏫 Meet Your Instructor All sessions are led by Francoise Mathurin, RN, BSN, CEN , an experienced ER nurse and founder of Code Blue Training Academy. Francoise’s mission is to empower communities with the confidence to respond in any emergency. 📍 Training Location Code Blue Training Academy 11806 Bruce B Downs Boulevard, Suite 1241 Tampa, FL 33612, USA We also provide on-site group training at schools, daycare centers, and community organizations. 🕒 Flexible Scheduling We offer evening and weekend classes to fit busy school calendars, ensuring teachers, staff, and even parents can get certified without disrupting their day. 🔗 Take Action This August  Don’t wait until an emergency happens—be ready before the first bell rings.
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