First Aid & CPR Training Scheduled for IBEW Local 106 Apprentices & Interested Journeyworkers

Be Prepared. Make a Difference.

IBEW Local 106 is committed to promoting safety, preparedness, and professionalism both on and off the job site. To support that commitment, we are requiring all First, Third, and Fifth Year Apprentices to attend our upcoming First Aid & CPR Training course.  If any Journey workers are interested please contact the office.

This hands-on training provides essential life-saving skills that can help apprentices respond quickly and effectively during emergencies. Whether it's a workplace incident, a medical emergency at home, or an unexpected event in the community, the knowledge gained during this course can make a critical difference when every second counts.

Training Details

Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026
Time: 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Chautauqua Safety Village
2695 Route 394
Nashville, NY 14710

Attendance Requirement

This course is mandatory for all First, Third, and Fifth Year Apprentices.

Please arrive on time and be prepared to participate in hands-on training exercises throughout the session.

Why CPR and First Aid Training Matter

Electrical workers face unique hazards on the job. While safety procedures and proper training help prevent accidents, emergencies can still happen. CPR and First Aid certification equips apprentices with the confidence and skills needed to respond until professional medical help arrives.

Participants will learn:

• Basic First Aid response techniques
• Adult CPR procedures
• Recognition of common medical emergencies
• How to assess emergency situations safely
• Techniques for providing assistance until emergency responders arrive

These skills are valuable not only in the workplace but also at home, during recreational activities, and within our communities.

Building a Stronger Brotherhood Through Safety

At IBEW Local 106, safety is more than a requirement—it's a responsibility we share. Every member plays a role in looking out for one another. By investing in First Aid and CPR training, we strengthen our ability to respond, protect our fellow members, and uphold the highest standards of our trade.

Safety. Skill. Solidarity.

We look forward to seeing all required apprentices on September 12 as we continue building a safer and stronger Local 106.

For questions regarding attendance or apprenticeship requirements, please contact the IBEW Local 106 Apprenticeship Office.