How Georgia Child Care Learning Centers Can Meet CPR AED & First Aid Training Requirements

If you operate or work in a Georgia Child Care Learning Center, staying in compliance with state-mandated safety training isn’t optional—it’s essential. According to the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL), all child care facilities must ensure that their directors and at least 50% of caregiver staff have up-to-date Pediatric First Aid and CPR AED certification.

Attentive Safety offers a trusted, certified Pediatric First Aid CPR AED course designed to meet all DECAL training regulations, including the following:

• Center Directors: Required to complete CPR training every 2 years and First Aid training every 3 years
• Caregiver Staff: At least 50% of staff on duty at any time must hold current certifications
• Transportation Providers: Staff responsible for transporting children must also be certified

Our courses are led by licensed health care professionals and certified trainers who deliver high-impact instruction for real-world pediatric emergencies—whether in classrooms, on field trips, or during transportation.

Why Choose Attentive Safety for Your Training Needs

• Meets DECAL Requirements: Fully aligned with Georgia regulations for CPR AED and First Aid
• HSI Certification: Recognized for 2 years, accepted statewide
• Flexible Scheduling: Classes offered 7 days a week, with options for in-person or blended learning
• Group Training Available: We come to you—perfect for childcare centers needing team certification
• Add-On Training: Optional Bloodborne Pathogens certification available

Ready to Schedule?
Register for your Pediatric First Aid CPR AED Certification today:
https://www.attentivesafety.com/hsi-pediatric-first-aid-cpr.html