The Alarming Reality of Workplace Cardiac Emergencies Every year, approximately 10,000 cardiac arrests occur in American workplaces. These sudden, life-threatening events can happen to anyone, regardless of age or apparent health. Despite this alarming statistic, half of all U.S. workers cannot locate an automated external defibrillator (AED) at their workplace. This gap between risk and preparedness highlights a critical need. Companies must prioritize CPR certification in the workplace. The American Heart Association reports that immediate CPR can double or triple survival chances after cardiac arrest. However, only 40% of cardiac arrest victims receive bystander CPR before professional help arrives. This represents thousands of preventable deaths. Employers have both the opportunity and responsibility to change these statistics. Understanding CPR Certification in Workplace Settings CPR certification in workplace programs equips employees with lifesaving skills. These skills c...