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Respond and Rescue

CPR & First Aid Training in Fairfax, VA

Take CPR, BLS and First Aid classes with Respond and Rescue in Fairfax, VA. Our Fairfax classes run at the Mason Enterprise Center, 10300 Eaton Place, Suite 440.

CPR Classes in Fairfax, VA – Respond and Rescue

Looking for CPR training in Fairfax? We offer hands-on CPR, AED, First Aid and BLS classes for individuals, healthcare workers, families and businesses across Northern Virginia. Classes are small, so you get real practice time, and you get your certification card the same day.

We run weekday classes plus Saturday morning classes, alternating Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED and BLS.

Why Choose Respond and Rescue for CPR Training in Fairfax, VA

  • Convenient location: Mason Enterprise Center, 10300 Eaton Place, Suite 440, Fairfax, VA 22030, easy to reach from anywhere in Northern Virginia.
  • Hands-on training: adult, child and infant CPR, AED use and First Aid, all practiced on real equipment.
  • Recognized certifications: American Red Cross, American Heart Association and HSI courses.
  • Flexible options: public classes, private groups and on-site training at your workplace.

How to Find Our Fairfax, VA CPR Training Location

Location: Mason Enterprise Center
Address: 10300 Eaton Place, Suite 440, Fairfax, VA 22030

Getting here
Put “10300 Eaton Place, Fairfax, VA 22030” into your GPS. Once you are in the building, head to Suite 440.

Running late or can’t find us?
Call us at (703) 278-2631 and we will guide you in.

Book your Fairfax CPR class.

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Don’t delay—enroll today and become part of the growing network of lifesavers trained by Respond and Rescue.

CPR Certification & Workplace Safety Training in Fairfax

Respond and Rescue is a trusted provider of CPR certification, workplace safety training and First Aid classes in Fairfax, Virginia, serving Northern Virginia, Washington, DC and Maryland. Our OSHA-aligned CPR and AED training helps businesses stay compliant and gives employees the skills to respond with confidence in a real emergency.

Comprehensive Workplace Safety Solutions

In addition to CPR certification, we offer businesses essential safety solutions, including:
AED sales & maintenance – Keep your workplace equipped with a ready-to-use AED
First aid & emergency response training – Tailored to your industry’s risks
Flexible scheduling – Choose on-site or blended training with minimal disruption

What Our Students Say

Frequently Asked Questions About CPR Training

How long is CPR certification valid?

CPR certification is typically valid for two years. After this period, renewal is required to ensure your skills and knowledge remain current and you are fully prepared to respond effectively in an emergency situation.

What is the cost of a CPR class?

CPR training costs vary depending on the certification type and training location. On average, individual CPR courses range from $50 to $150 per person. Many providers also offer discounted group pricing for businesses, with final costs depending on course type and training format.

Is CPR certification required in the workplace?

In many industries such as healthcare, education, and construction, CPR certification is required to comply with OSHA and workplace safety standards. Even when it is not mandatory, CPR training significantly improves workplace safety and emergency readiness and may also help reduce insurance costs in some cases.

Do you offer on-site CPR training for companies?

Yes, we provide convenient on-site CPR training for businesses. Our certified instructors deliver hands-on, OSHA-compliant First Aid and CPR training directly at your workplace, helping minimize disruption while ensuring effective learning for your team.

What is the difference between BLS, CPR, and First Aid training?

BLS (Basic Life Support) is an advanced level of CPR training designed primarily for healthcare professionals. Standard CPR training is intended for the general public and workplace safety. First Aid training focuses on treating injuries, managing wounds, and handling common medical emergencies.