Free · Print & post · Made by Thomas Sutton
Free CPR & safety printables for your team.
Grab any of these, print them, and put them where your people will see them — the break room, the kitchen wall, next to the AED. They're genuinely useful, and yes, they've got my name on them. That's the deal: you get something real, I stay the person you call when you're ready to train.
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Every printable is available below. These reminders support awareness and planning; they do not provide certification or replace hands-on training, medical care, or emergency services.
Everyday emergency posters
One clear page each. Print Letter for a desk, or 11×17 for a wall.
PosterHands-Only CPRThree calm steps when an adult collapses.View & print →PosterChoking — what to doAdult, child, and infant, side by side.View & print →PosterHow to use an AEDPlus a spot to write where yours is.View & print →PosterStop severe bleedingPress hard, don't let up, call 911.View & print →PosterSevere allergic reactionSpot it, use the EpiPen, call 911.View & print →PosterCalling 911 — what to sayThe four things they need from you.View & print →
Venue packs
The right mix for your kind of space, framed for your team.
PackRestaurant & food serviceChoking, allergic reactions, calling it in.View & print →PackDaycare & childcareInfant/child CPR, choking, find-your-AED.View & print →PackGym & fitnessCardiac collapse, Hands-Only CPR, AED.View & print →PackOffice, museum & workplaceThe floor-check basics for any team.View & print →
Keep-in-your-wallet & show you're ready
CardsPocket cards (10-up)CPR ratio, choking steps, first 5 minutes — a stack for the whole team.View & print →Display"CPR-Ready" badge & table tentShow visitors your team is prepared — and it's a friendly QR to your training.View & print →ChecklistFirst 5 MinutesThe one-pager that started it all.View & print →
Posters are great. Practice is better.
When your team's ready to actually get their hands on it, I come to you.
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