Exigences en secourisme au travail

If you operate a business or work in First Aid & CPR Hawaii, you should know the first aid and CPR training obligations that apply to your workplace. Compliance isn't just about meeting regulations — properly trained employees save lives, reduce workplace injuries, and protect employers from liability.

What the law requires in First Aid & CPR Hawaii

In First Aid & CPR Hawaii, workplace safety is governed by Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health Law (HRS Chapter 396). The specific first aid requirements are set out in HAR 12-60-50; incorporates federal OSHA general industry first aid requirements, administered by Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health (HIOSH).

First Aid & CPR Hawaii operates its own occupational safety and health program covering both private and public sector workers.

Training requirements

The required training levels in First Aid & CPR Hawaii are: first aid (8 hours), cpr (4 hours). Certifications are valid for 2 years and must be renewed before expiry to remain compliant.

Our online and blended CPR and first aid courses are designed to meet or exceed these training standards. Our curriculum follows the latest ILCOR 2025 guidelines — the same international evidence base that informs OSHA and state requirements.

Why it matters

A workplace emergency can happen at any time. When it does, the difference between a positive outcome and a tragedy often comes down to whether someone nearby is trained to respond. Having certified first aiders on staff isn't just a legal requirement — it's an investment in your team's safety.

Important for First Aid & CPR Hawaii: At least one adult with current child CPR certificate must be present when children are present (on-site and off-site)

Ready to train your team? Voir nos cours