Safety Training Seminars

Category: Emergency Training School

CPR, BLS, ACLS, PALS, & First-aid Classes in Fresno

Safety Training Seminars is an emergency training school in Fresno where people go to earn or renew their American Heart Association cards. Fresno had 555,549 residents in 2025, per the Census Bureau, and sits in Fresno County. The median home in town was built in 1980, per the American Community Survey.

The center keeps long hours, open 8 am to 10 pm seven days a week. Its website says students also come in from Clovis, Selma and Madera.

The company describes its classes as built for healthcare workers, students and anyone else in town who wants life-saving skills. Its course list names ACLS, first aid and BLS, among others. Most courses follow a blended setup. You finish an online portion first, then come in for a short hands-on skills test.

The website also lists fully in-person options, and it says cards can be issued the same day. It states a price of $120 for BLS and $250 for ACLS.

Reviewers give it 4.8 stars across 157 reviews. Many call the visit quick and easy, and a lot of them say they plan to come back for their next renewal. A few found the manikin skills session frustrating, and some point out that a virtual instructor guides the hands-on part, which won't suit every learner.

If you just moved to Fresno and a new job wants a BLS card, you can do the online module at home, book a skills check here on an evening or weekend, and leave with your card the same day.