CPR & First Aid Training in Copper Mountain, Colorado
American Heart Association certified CPR and first aid classes for Copper Mountain Resort staff, U.S. Ski Team athletes, and Summit County's elite athletic community.
Life-Saving CPR & First Aid Training for Copper Mountain's World-Class Athletes and Staff
Copper Mountain Resort occupies a unique position in Colorado's ski industry as home to the U.S. Ski Team and Snowboard Team's official training facility. The Woodward Copper action sports camp, Olympic-caliber halfpipe and slopestyle courses, and extensive racing terrain make this resort a magnet for elite athletes pushing physical limits. Our CPR classes in Copper Mountain serve the coaches, trainers, resort staff, and community members who support these athletes and the thousands of visitors who enjoy this world-class mountain.
With 2,490 acres of skiable terrain naturally divided into beginner, intermediate, and expert zones, Copper Mountain sees a diverse range of skiers from first-timers to professional athletes. This variety creates unique emergency response needs—from helping a novice who's fallen on a green run to responding to high-speed crashes in the competition areas. CPR certification ensures you're prepared for any situation.
At a base elevation of 9,712 feet climbing to 12,313 feet at the summit, Copper Mountain presents all the high-altitude challenges common to Summit County. Our instructors emphasize altitude-specific considerations in every course, preparing you to deliver effective CPR in the thin mountain air where both rescuers and victims may be affected by elevation.
Our CPR & First Aid Services in Copper Mountain
BLS Certification
Basic Life Support certification essential for ski patrol, athletic trainers, physical therapists, and medical staff supporting Copper Mountain's athletes and guests. Covers high-quality CPR, AED use, and team-based resuscitation to AHA standards.
- • Two-year AHA certification
- • Required for athletic training staff
Heartsaver CPR/AED
Ideal for Copper Mountain lift operators, ski instructors, Woodward camp coaches, and hospitality staff. Learn adult CPR, automated external defibrillator operation, and choking relief—essential skills for resort employees at all levels.
- • Meets resort employment requirements
- • AED certification included
First Aid Training
Comprehensive first aid training covering sports injuries, bleeding control, fractures, and environmental emergencies. Critical knowledge for coaches, camp counselors, and anyone working with athletes in Copper Mountain's training facilities.
- • Sports injury response
- • Cold weather emergency care
ACLS & PALS Certification
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support and Pediatric Advanced Life Support for medical professionals and athletic trainers supporting elite athletes. These certifications prepare you for complex cardiac and pediatric emergencies in sports settings.
- • Advanced cardiac interventions
- • Sports cardiology considerations
Why Copper Mountain Residents Need CPR & First Aid Training
Copper Mountain's role as an elite training facility creates unique emergency preparedness needs. Athletes training at competition speeds, executing aerial maneuvers, and pushing physical limits face inherent risks. The presence of the U.S. Ski Team Center of Excellence means world-class athletes are on the mountain daily, often attempting maneuvers at the edge of human capability.
The Woodward Copper action sports camp brings young athletes from around the country to train in skateboarding, BMX, skiing, and snowboarding. These youth programs require staff who can respond to injuries common in progression sports—and who can handle the rare but serious cardiac events that can occur even in young, healthy athletes.
Beyond athletics, Copper Mountain hosts major events including concerts, festivals, and races that bring large crowds to the base village. Sudden cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death in athletes, and large gatherings at altitude increase emergency risks. Having CPR-certified personnel throughout the resort creates a safety network that protects everyone.
Who Should Get CPR & First Aid Certified in Copper Mountain?
- • Ski patrol and mountain safety
- • Athletic trainers and coaches
- • Woodward camp staff and instructors
- • U.S. Ski Team support personnel
- • Lift operators and mountain ops
- • Ski and snowboard instructors
- • Village hospitality workers
- • Event and competition staff
Serving the Copper Mountain Community with CPR & First Aid Training
Our training center in Frisco is located approximately 12 minutes from Copper Mountain via I-70 and Highway 91, making it convenient for resort staff to attend in-person skills sessions. The short drive along the scenic highway is easy year-round, even during ski season.
For Copper Mountain Resort departments, athletic programs, and the Woodward facility, we offer on-site group training for five or more employees. This option is ideal for certifying entire coaching staffs, camp counselor teams, or resort departments efficiently.
Our hybrid training format allows busy Copper Mountain staff to complete online coursework between training sessions or work shifts, then attend a focused hands-on session when their schedule permits.
Training Location
Saving Summit CPR and First Aid
842 Summit Boulevard, UNIT 29
Frisco, CO 80443
From Copper Mountain: 12 minutes via I-70 E and Hwy 91
Schedule CPR & First Aid Training in Copper Mountain Today
Join the coaches, trainers, and resort staff who are prepared to save lives at Copper Mountain. Browse our upcoming CPR & First Aid class schedule or contact us to arrange group training for your team or program.
We come to you — on-site CPR & First Aid training available for Copper Mountain resort and athletic programs
Serving Copper Mountain, Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, Breckenridge, and all of Summit County, Colorado.