when someone needs help, knowing what to do matters.

reversebus provides hands-on training in cpr, aed use, first aid, bleeding control and practical emergency response. we help workplaces, schools and community organizations build the skills and confidence to act.

sessions combine clear instruction, guided practice and scenarios relevant to the people and environments you serve.

practice recognizing cardiac arrest, activating emergency response, performing chest compressions, providing rescue breaths and using an automated external defibrillator.

instruction includes scene assessment, teamwork and hands-on skills practice. adult, child and infant content depends on the selected course.

certification and renewal options are confirmed when booking.

learn to assess the scene, recognize a medical emergency and provide first aid while awaiting professional responders.

topics can include choking, burns, wounds, fractures, seizures, stroke, diabetic emergencies, severe allergic reactions and environmental emergencies.

guided scenarios help participants practice assessment, communication and appropriate first aid actions.

practice identifying severe bleeding, activating emergency response and controlling blood loss.

hands-on instruction covers direct pressure, wound packing and tourniquet application, with attention to personal protection and communicating with arriving responders.

learn about fire classes, extinguisher selection, alarm activation and maintaining a clear escape route.

instruction introduces the pass method: pull, aim, squeeze and sweep. participants examine when an extinguisher may be appropriate and when evacuation is the safer action.

practical exercises depend on the training equipment and location.

practice patient assessment before movement, body mechanics, team commands, equipment inspection and patient securement.

stair-chair instruction addresses equipment-specific operation, positioning, stairway assessment and coordinated movement.

training is matched to your equipment, organizational procedures and participants’ assigned responsibilities.

as service robots enter workplaces and everyday spaces, people need practical skills to respond when something goes wrong. rift prepares nontechnical participants to recognize robot-related hazards, protect themselves and others, and initiate an appropriate emergency response.

built around the accessible, practical learning approach people know from cpr classes, instruction addresses wheeled, quadruped and humanoid robots. scenarios cover unexpected movement, failed stops, collisions, fire and battery warning signs, hazardous leaks and communication with arriving responders.

participants learn to establish distance, preserve escape routes, stay clear of moving parts and the robot’s full range of motion, and recognize when approved emergency controls can be used safely.

from medical emergencies to service robot incidents, practical training helps people recognize hazards and respond with confidence.

tell us about your group, environment and training goals. we’ll help you choose the right course and integrate what you learn into your organization’s response procedures.