Practical CPR, AED, first aid and BLS training delivered to your school, workplace or organization—with the equipment, coaching and confidence your team needs when seconds matter.
Clear instruction. Realistic practice. A team prepared to respond.
Choose the course that fits your people. Training is led by an American Heart Association instructor, and applicable courses provide AHA completion cards after successful completion of the course and required skills.
For healthcare professionals and others who need advanced CPR skills in individual and team settings.
For workplaces, coaches, caregivers and community members who need practical CPR and AED skills.
A complete response course covering cardiac emergencies plus common medical and injury situations.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support for healthcare professionals responding to serious cardiovascular emergencies.
Pediatric Advanced Life Support for healthcare professionals managing critically ill or injured infants and children.
Combine both advanced courses for healthcare professionals who need adult and pediatric resuscitation training.
Build a culture of readiness with hands-on instruction designed for each grade band. Multi-class, multi-campus and staff training options are available.
Foundational emergency awareness and age-appropriate lifesaving concepts.
CPR, AED use, choking response, practice and skills evaluation.
CPR, AED, choking response, and core medical and injury first aid.
Ready-to-deploy first aid and bleeding-control kits, professionally organized with inventory and expiration tracking support.
OSAIC is preparing a complete AED program for organizations that need documented inspections, expiration tracking, supply coordination and staff demonstrations.
Training is tailored to the organization, audience, work environment and risks at each location.
Fill in one household plan and a separate medical information sheet for each person who may need help during an emergency.
Record your meeting places, nearby care, local agencies, utilities and emergency contacts. Six fillable pages.
Keep one page per person with medical history, prescribed medications, allergies, usual doctor, preferred hospital and people to contact. Especially useful when someone lives alone.
Keep printed copies in a known place. Update them whenever medications or contact details change. Call 911 for an emergency.
My name is Adam Burton III, founder and lead instructor of OSAIC Training—On Scene and In Charge. I have over 15 years of experience in emergency medical services, including more than 10 years as a firefighter paramedic with one of the world’s largest metropolitan fire departments.
Why On Scene and In Charge? Because when an emergency happens, knowing what to do can make all the difference. I founded OSAIC Training to help people recognize emergencies, respond with confidence, and take action when it matters most.
I bring real experiences from the field into every class, so you learn practical skills alongside the knowledge needed for certification. Whether you’re preparing for a career, meeting a job requirement, or learning to help someone you love, my goal is for you to leave ready to be on scene and in charge!
Applicable AHA course completion cards are issued after successful completion of the course and required skills. OSAIC Training is independently operated. References to professional experience describe the instructor’s background and do not imply endorsement by any public agency.
Tell us what you need and OSAIC will recommend the right training, equipment and service plan.
Serving Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange County.
Tell us about your organization, requested services, group size, location and timing. OSAIC Training will review your information and follow up with recommended options and a written quote.
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