Frontline CPR & Safety

09/24/2026

🚨 LAST-MINUTE BLS RENEWAL CLASS! 🚨

Need your BLS renewal for work? We’ve got a spot for you!

08/27/2026

07/08/2026

A huge thank you to the team at Ralph Engelstad Arena for investing in their employees and making emergency preparedness a priority.

At Ralph, it’s always been about more than just hockey. It’s a culture, a family, and a community built on looking out for one another. That same mindset extends beyond the ice by ensuring their staff is prepared to respond when every second counts 💚

07/08/2026

You’re more worried about this than the fact they’re literally dead. 😅💀

Good CPR can crack cartilage or even break ribs—and that’s okay. Broken ribs can heal. Dead… not so much.

Push hard. Push fast. Save the life. ❤️

06/30/2026

POV: Your fishing buddy said, “Tie me a jig,” so you improvised. 🎣🚒😂

Don’t worry… this firefighter is professionally wrapped. Knot certified.

06/11/2026

Brotherhood goes beyond the flames 🔥
When the radio’s out… you just send your own dispatcher 😂📢
(aka him singing updates directly into your ear like it’s a concert you didn’t ask for)

06/01/2026

We stopped teaching pulse checks because they’re unreliable under stress.

Also me after my third coffee: “I can hear colors.” ☕🚒

05/19/2026

• A ‘DNR’ tattoo or medical bracelet alone doesn’t legally stop resuscitation in most situations — responders need official paperwork/orders.
• Most cardiac arrests happen at home or in public. Not in the hospital where most people are trained in CPR.
• The first few minutes matter, if the bystandard delays starting CPR-the person likely won't be themselves if they do wake up.
• You do not need to be a DNR if you're on hospice. Once the hospice patient dies, it's up to the family to honor the wish for CPR. Most families choose to let them die naturally.