Columbia First Aid and CPR Training Center

12/17/2025

We received this yesterday!

06/12/2024

If you are looking for a CPR class, our website is Columbia-cpr-training.com

We hold two to three fun and easy classes a week.

Our classes work for healthcare providers, caregivers, school employees and Cal-OSHA requirement.

You can also reach us at 909-214-3460. We can travel to your facility as well.

Schedule your CPR and First Aid Class online now. We make CPR Classes easy, fast, and enjoyable

08/26/2023

We have the certification to teach BLS! Please message us to get details.

12/28/2021

One brother saved another from drowning Saturday at a state park in Hurricane.

06/17/2021

First class since COVID is on Tuesday June 22nd at 5:30. If you need training, message me

10/23/2018

This is real, and happens all the time.

We have been training CPR over 10 years and have trained for Cal State San Bernardino Child Development Program, The County of Riverside Department of Social Services, many foster care agencies, laymen, nurses, and the list goes on.

Our classes are fast, fun, and most important.... proficient.

*** YOU WILL NOT PASS OUR CLASS IF ***
You don’t demonstrate proficiency
You don’t pay attention
You don’t take this seriously

We do classes nearly every Thursday in Beaumont in a clean home setting. Check out our reviews on Yelp!

——-> With the holidays rapidly approaching don’t be that family that is unprepared for tragedy. If you are already skilled, please consider paying for someone else to be trained.

01/25/2018

We are holding non medical CPR/First aid/AED classes every Thursday at 4:30 in Beaumont. Give us a call if you need to renew your card.
909-214-3460

03/27/2017

Pulitzer prize photo...and certainly worthy of that award..
This photo shows two power linemen, Randall Champion and J. D. Thompson, at the top of a utility pole. They had been performing routine maintenance when Champion brushed one of the high voltage lines at the very top. Over 4000 volts entered Champion’s body and instantly stopped his heart (an electric chair uses about 2000 volts).His safety harness prevented a fall, and Thompson, who had been ascending below him, quickly reached him and performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. He was unable to perform CPR given the circumstances, but continued breathing into Champion’s lungs until he felt a slight pulse, then unbuckled his harness and descended with him on his shoulder. Thompson and another worker administered CPR on the ground, and Champion was moderately revived by the time paramedics arrived, eventually making a full recovery.
-Irish

03/07/2017

Good job boys!

...Owen knew he had to do more.

01/14/2017

Wow, amazing!!! This will save lives😇