On-site training is often the most convenient option for organizations. Training at your facility keeps employees at the workplace, reduces travel time, and can make scheduling easier across shifts or departments.
For on-site training, your organization should be able to provide:
Adequate open floor space for CPR skills practice Tables for training equipment and course materials Chairs for participants Accessible electrical outlets A reasonably distraction-free training area Ideally, a TV, large monitor, or projector that can connect to an instructor laptop If your facility can meet these basic needs, on-site training may be the best fit.
On-Site Training Requirements Applied Response Training will provide course training equipment and manikins; your organization should provide an appropriate training room, tables, chairs, and access to electrical power.
Training Location Address
Please check the items available at the training location:
Presentation Equipment Is a TV, large monitor, or projector available for displaying course presentations and videos? Yes No Not Sure
Does the display have an HDMI input that an instructor laptop can connect to? Yes No Not Sure
Is audio available through the display or through separate speakers? Yes No Not Sure
Is Wi-Fi or another reliable internet connection available in the training room? Yes No Not Sure
Are there any parking, security, badge/access, loading, elevator, room-access, or check-in requirements we should know about?
Is there anything else we should know about the proposed training room or facility?
