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Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology

First Aid and CPR — Regulatory crosswalk

First Aid and CPR · v1.0.0 · October 22, 2026

Course developed by Todd Jerome Jenkins, MS, CSP.

General-industry and construction knowledge tracks. Actual site policy, assigned role and equipment training remain employer work.

AreaBasisLessonsTreatment and separate evidence
GI coverage1910.151(a),(b)coverage,skillsMedical consultation, proximity and adequately trained people; not universal CPR certification for every worker.
Construction coverage1926.50(a)-(c)coverage,skillsBefore-project medical arrangements; onsite valid first-aid certificate where access conditions require it.
Calling and access1926.50(e),(f); site arrangementscallTransport/ambulance communications, 911 availability and location provisions; actual access checked.
Supplies1910.151(b), nonmandatory Appendix A; 1926.50(d)suppliesAdequate accessible supplies; suggested list is not universal mandatory quantities or ANSI certification.
Construction storage/checks1926.50(d)(2)inspectionWeatherproof, individually sealed by item type, pre-job and at least weekly checks.
Corrosives1910.151(c); 1926.50(g)hazardsSuitable immediate-use drenching/flushing; kit bottle not presumed sufficient.
CPR/AEDAHA 2025 adult BLS; AHA/Red Cross public guidancecpr,aedAdult/teen sudden collapse; gasps; calling, compression quality, AED safety and breathing-related limitations.
Bleeding/exposureRed Cross bleeding guidance; applicable bloodborne-pathogens provisionsscene,bleedingEmergency calling, direct pressure, embedded objects, PPE and trained specialized skills.
Physical skills and recordsOSHA August 2, 2012 interpretation; actual provider requirementsskillsOnline-only does not establish physical skill. No certifying-body approval, universal renewal interval or OSHA-mandated quiz score claimed.

Sources

Federal sources reviewed October 22, 2026. Confirm the actual work, jurisdiction and applicable additional requirements. OSHA guidance supports planning; it is distinguished from mandatory standard text.