First Aid and CPR: Key Changes For Arborists

🚨 New First Aid & CPR guidelines are here - and they matter for every arborist.

A recent article from TCIA highlighted key updates to first aid and CPR practices, including:

✅ Tourniquet use for severe bleeding

✅ Heat stroke recognition and response

✅ Managing fractures and traumatic injuries

✅ Anaphylaxis response from bee and wasp stings

✅ Emergency decision-making in the field

In tree care, emergencies don't happen in a classroom - they happen on job sites, often miles from immediate medical help. That's why every crew needs more than a certification card. They need training that makes sense for the work they do every day.

🌳 Our Adult First Aid / CPR / AED Certification Course is taught by a tree care professional who understands the real-world hazards arborists face. From chainsaw injuries and falls to heat-related emergencies, you'll learn life-saving skills through the lens of the industry you work in.

📍 Frenchtown, NJ

📅 June 19

⏰ 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

✔ American Red Cross Certification (valid for 2 years)

✔ 3 TCIA, ISA & NJ CEUs

✔ Meets OSHA job-site requirements

Don't wait until an emergency happens to realize your crew wasn't prepared.

Register today: https://nobleoaksafety.com/products/first-aid-cpr-certification-1?event=2026-06-19

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