As the Health and Safety Manager of your workplace, you’ve finally completed the seemingly endless process of researching, budgeting, purchasing, and installing an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on the wall of the break room. You’ve arranged for a team of employees to undergo Heartsaver CPR AED training with the American Heart Association. Now it’s time to […]
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ServSafe Manager Practice Test If you’re preparing for ServSafe Manager certification, you may be worried about the written exam that is required to complete this training. Fortunately Code One has ServSafe Manager Practice Tests available which are free for you to use in preparing. The ServSafe Manager practice tests allow you to become familiarized with
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Section 44-76 of the South Carolina Code of Laws sets standards for Automated External Defibrillator (AED) devices for owners of the devices. This statute has many very important components related to the supervision, training, maintenance, testing, use and reporting requirements related to AED devices. South Carolina law requires that persons or entities that have an AED
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In 2014, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SC DHEC) updated its regulations to require at least one employee with the authority to direct and control food preparation and service to be a food protection manager who has been certified by an accredited program. Only Conference for Food Protection ANSI certified Food
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One of the first questions we are asked when developing a training plan with a new prospective client is “What is it going to cost me?” In some cases this is also the last question we are asked. I try not to take it personally when someone turns down a proposal because another bidder claims
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This morning I got an email notification from Facebook to the tune of “Someone has Logged into your Facebook Account… was it you?” I took another swig of my coffee and then realized “No, it wasn’t me!” Just then <Ding>. Another message from Facebook – We’ve Updated Your Password (uh oh). <Ding> Thanks for Changing
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We are Code One Training Solutions, a rapidly growing American Heart Association Training Center on a mission to prepare rescuers with the skills and knowledge they need to save lives. Our team of 40 professional educators bring real-life experiences into the classroom as we empower ordinary citizens and healthcare providers to revive the recently departed.
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The Problem: Bystander CPR is initiated in only 28.6% of cases of out of hospital cardiac arrest. Despite this, victims only have a short window of time to survive this event. Victims depend on the prompt delivery of CPR, defibrillation, and Advanced LifeSupport. Women and minorities receive bystander initiated CPR at much lower rates than
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Updated 2023-08-10 We often hear from people looking for their lost CPR certificate. Fortunately there are some easy steps you can take to find your last card. If you aren’t able to locate it through the below options, you’ll need to contact the Training Center or instructor who taught your course. We hope this information
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