1,000 people a day die from Sudden Cardiac Arrest in the U.S

Sept. 8, 2014 - PRLog -- Ft Lauderdale - Your business is at risk, either by customers or your employees getting injured or someone suffering a sudden illness on your premise.

Does your staff know what to do? You can prepare your business in case of the unthinkable. The average time it takes 9-1-1 to get to your business is 7 to 9 minutes. What you do in that time can make the difference between life and death or a fast recovery vs a long term disability.

When a medial emergency occurs, you have two choices, being prepared or standing around waiting for help to arrive. How will customers feel about your business if they see everyone standing around doing nothing?

In today’s society there is a standard of care expected by your guests and staff. They assume that their well being will be looked after should something happen. Sometimes you just don’t have time to wait for 9-1-1 to get there.

Someone suffering from cardiac arrest has minutes to live. While waiting for a shock from an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) the victims chance of survival goes down by 10% per minute.

Pulse America goes to your business location and teaches your staff CPR & First Aid techniques that can save someone’s life. We don’t just give an AED demonstration, AED practice is part of our CPR curriculum. What we do is better remembered.

Pulse America does OSHA safety training as well including forklift training, fire extinguisher training and OSHA 10 classes.

Pulse America is a supplier of AEDs including the HeartSine Samaritan, Philips HeartStart and the Zoll AED Plus.

For more information visit http://www.pulseamerica.com or www.cprtrainingmiami.com