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American Red Cross Authorized Provider Agreement
This Authorized Provider Agreement ( "Agreement ") effective as of March 31, 2005 ( "Effective Date ") is between
Greater Los Angeles
(The "Chapter ")
and
The City of El Segundo
(The "Authorized Provider" or "AP ")
The Chapter is a unit of the American National Red Cross, a not - for - profit corporation chartered by an act of U.S.
Congress, the principal place of business of which is located at 2700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, LA 90057, and
among other things, provides first aid, CPR, aquatics, water safety, HIV /AIDS prevention education, mission - related
caregiving and other health and safety education programs.
The principle place of business of the AP is located at .350 Main Street., El Segundo CA 90245 \;
The Chapter desires to work with the AP to provide American Red Cross training in the jurisdiction set forth in
Section 4 below.
In consideration of the statements, terms and conditions contained within this Agreement, the Chapter and the AP (the
"Parties "), intend to be bound by this Agreement and agree to the following:
1.0 Responsibilities of the Chapter:
The Chapter shall:
1.1 Support the health and safety education of the AP's employees, members, and/or clients in the AP's provision
of American Red Cross training Courses ( "Courses ") at the fees set forth in Appendix A. The guaranteed AP
fees set forth in Appendix A shall include record keeping, certificate processing, administration, promotional
assistance, and support services ( "AP Fee "). Any Additional Services ( "Additional Services ") may be
available for additional fees as outlined in Appendix A. Fees in Appendix A may change pursuant Section
3.0.
1.2 Train all potential instructors from the AP to teach the Courses at the fees ( "Training Fees ") set forth in
Appendix A so long as such instructors meet the American Red Cross training prerequisites. These potential
instructors shall be certified as American Red Cross Health and Safety instructors upon successful completion
of the training and upon signing an Agreement to teach the Courses. A complete list of the AP's instructors is
set forth in Appendix B, which may be unilaterally modified by the Chapter in the event instructors are added
or deleted. Fees in Appendix A may change pursuant Section 3.0.
1.3 Upon request and depending on availability: (a) subject to Paragraph 2. 10, use best efforts to provide
the AP with equipment that the AP does not possess which is necessary for an instructor to provide the
Course(s) as listed, and at the rental fees, set forth in Appendix A ( "Equipment and Supplies "); and (b)
provide the Course Materials ( "Course Materials ") and Instructor Materials ( "Instructor Materials ") as set
forth in Appendix A. If the fees in Appendix A change the Chapter will notify the AP a minimum of 90 days
prior to implementation. Fees in Appendix A may change pursuant Section 3.0.
1.4 Maintain all Course Records ( "Course Record ") provided to the Chapter by an instructor for a period of five
(5) years following the date of the Course.
1.5 Support and evaluate the instructors by providing them with the following: (a) Applicable policies and
procedures and any revisions or modifications thereto; (b) Upon expiration of an instructor's certification,
recertify such instructors so long as such instructors meet American Red Cross reauthorization requirements;
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and (c) Opportunities for volunteer and professional skill development with the Chapter.
1.6 Provide an invoice to the Authorized Provider within 30 days unless otherwise specified in Appendix A, for
the fees related to the Courses, equipment rental, and Course /Instructor Materials, Additional Services,
training, and retraining of Course Participants ( "Course Participants ") as set forth in Paragraph 1.9 below.
1.7 Verify all instructor certifications and notify the AP in the event an instructor is no longer certified to teach
Courses.
1.8 Throughout the term of this Agreement (as defined in Paragraph 5. 1), maintain a close and ongoing
supportive relationship with the AP and its instructors by contacting the AP a minimum of four (4) times per
year.
1.9 If during any phase of evaluation, the training conducted by an AP's instructor is found to be below minimum
American Red Cross standards for that Course and the Chapter determines that retraining is required for the
participants that attended the Course where training was found to be below minimum standards, the retraining
will be conducted by the Chapter. After notification. to the AP and the AP's consent, the AP will be
responsible for the cost of retraining as outlined in Paragraph 2.4. The Chapter will invoice the AP for the
cost of the training at the amount equal to the published full service contract price or the training price minus
the cost of books and materials the Course Participants may already have. The Chapter also reserves the right
to suspend or withdraw the certification of an instructor for due cause. Due cause generally means that the
instructor does not or will not abide by the standards, policies, or procedures of the Red Cross and its
programs or in some way abuses the position of an certified Red Cross instructor. Some examples follow
here but are by no means exhaustive; each case is reviewed individually, taking into account all relevant
circumstances. Examples are-
a. An instructor refuses to teach a nationally standardized Course according to the guidelines and Course
requirements or is found to be deficient in either knowledge or performance skills.
b. An instructor falsifies records or provides false information to the Chapter.
c. An instructor consistently fails to communicate his or her teaching activity in an appropriate way to the
Chapter (e.g., does not notify the Chapter when a Course is to be taught, does not process Course Record
forms within 10 working days, and so forth).
d. An instructor exhibits behavior inconsistent with standards established and agreed to in the Instructor
Agreement and expected of a Red Cross instructor, as indicated by repeated poor evaluations from
participants, or behaves in ways that participants find offensive or insulting (e.g., making sexual advances
or telling racially, socially, or sexually insensitive jokes).
e. An instructor behaves in ways that do not reflect support for the American Red Cross as an organization
and that, in fact, could harm the public perception of the American Red Cross in the community.
f. An instructor is convicted of a violent or serious crime, such as sexual molestation, embezzlement,
assault, or any crime that calls into question his or her teaching or leadership responsibilities.
1.10 Designate Cynthia Limon as a representative of the Chapter to act as a point of contact to the AP at the
address and telephone number set forth in Section 7 below ( "Chapter Representative ") and notify the AP
within 30 days if that individual changes.
1.11 Unless otherwise indicated on the Course Record, arrange for completed Course certificates to be delivered to
the AP at the address set forth in Section 7 within ten (10) business days after receipt of a properly completed
Course Record.
1.12 As needed and upon request, provide the AP with any American Red Cross promotional materials for use by
the AP in promoting the Courses.
2.0 Responsibilities of the AP:
The AP shall:
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2.1 Identify qualified instructor candidates to be trained and certified as instructors and inform the Chapter when
it becomes aware of any modifications that should be made to Appendix B.
2.2 Support each instructor's compliance with American Red Cross policies and procedures by ensuring that such
Instructors: (a) Are available to participate in periodic training, retraining or other related events throughout
the term to gain and maintain sufficient levels of skill, knowledge and understanding to conduct the Courses;
(b) Supply only American Red Cross Course Materials for use during the Courses, (c) Provide visual
identification of the American Red Cross name and emblem during the Courses using materials provided or
approved by the Chapter; and (d) Submit properly completed Course Records and Course evaluation forms to
the Chapter within ten (10) business days of Course completion unless special arrangements are made with
the Chapter.
2.3 With respect to the Course Participants: (a) Notify Course Participants that they will be participating in
American Red Cross Courses in accordance with American Red Cross standards; (b) In advance of each
Course, provide Course Participants with information about Course prerequisites, completion requirements,
and other necessary information; (c) Ensure that Course Participants who have successfully met the Course
prerequisites, objectives, and certification requirements receive American Red Cross certificates.
2.4 Reimburse the Chapter for retraining of Course Participants conducted pursuant to Paragraph 1.9. The cost of
the retraining will be at the amount equal to the published full service contract price minus the cost of books
and materials the Course Participants may already have.
2.5 Provide payment to the Chapter within 30 days of an invoice date unless otherwise specified in Appendix A.
2.6 Provide to the Chapter the names and copies of the authorizations of any previously authorized Red Cross
instructors that are new to the AP at least ten (10) days before the instructor teaches a Course in order for the
Chapter to ensure that such instructor is qualified to be the instructor.
2.7 Notify the Chapter of dates, times, and locations for each Course at least 15 days before the Course start date.
2.8 Refrain from revising, editing, or duplicating any materials, in whole or in part, including, but not limited to
Course videos, for teaching Courses or for any other purpose, unless specifically approved in writing by the
American National Red Cross. Requests for any modifications to the materials are to be channeled through
the Chapter. The AP understands and agrees that all such promotional materials must be provided by the
Chapter, or approved by the Chapter in advance of publication.
2.9 Obtain the materials in quantities sufficient for each Course Participant to have and retain his or her own copy.
Course workbooks, textbooks and/or skills cards cannot be used for more than one Course Participant unless
permission to do so is granted by the Chapter in writing. Authorized Providers conducting training in more
than one Red Cross Chapter jurisdiction will not be granted rights to reuse workbooks, textbooks and/or skills
cards for more than one Course Participant.
2.10 Maintain responsibility for the equipment and promptly return such equipment to the Chapter in the same
condition the equipment was received by the AP. The AP shall be responsible for the cost of any damage to
such equipment while in the possession of the AP. Upon receipt and inspection of the equipment, the AP shall
report to the Chapter any equipment in need of service, repair, or replacement.
2.11 Be responsible for all claims and liabilities of any nature whatsoever that arise out of an AP offered Red
Cross Course. Red Cross insurance does not extend to the AP or its instructors. Therefore, it is the
responsibility of the AP to obtain adequate insurance to cover its operations and Course instruction.
2.12 Designate as a representative of the AP, currently Mickey Rinder, to act as a point of contact to the Chapter
at the address and telephone number set forth in Section 7 below and notify the Chapter within 30 days if that
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individual changes. In the event the AP has multiple facilities, the individuals set forth in Appendix C shall
serve as additional points of contact.
2.13 Provide classrooms and other facilities to teach the Courses that are safe, conducive to learning and meet the
minimum space requirements as set forth in the Instructor Materials. The AP shall allow the Chapter
Representative or a designee to inspect the AP's real and personal property used to teach the Courses and to
perform random observations of the instructors during the provision of Courses.
2.14 Submit any literature or materials using the name and/or emblem of the American Red Cross to the Chapter
for written approval before printing or distribution of such literature or materials.
2.15 Encourage its instructors to provide volunteer services for the American Red Cross.
3.0 Chapter Fees:
The Chapter reserves the right to change the fees contained in Appendix A at its sole discretion. The Chapter
will notify the AP a minimum of 30 days prior to the effective date of any such fee changes. As part of this
notice, the Chapter will provide the AP with a new Appendix A. If the AP does not agree to the fee changes,
it has the right to terminate the Agreement pursuant to Section 5. Changes to Appendix A will not effect any
other provisions contained within this Agreement.
4.0 Jurisdiction of Agreement:
This Agreement is limited to the geographical jurisdiction of the American Red Cross Chapter(s) and at the
locations set forth below:
Chapter
Geographical Jurisdiction (County, City, State
Greater Los Angeles
See attached Zip Code List
5.0 Term and Termination:
5.1 This Agreement shall commence on the effective date with automatic one -year renewals thereafter on the
anniversary of the commencement date, unless either Party gives written notice to the other of its desire not to
renew at least 30 days prior to the commencement of any renewal period, or unless otherwise terminated
sooner in accordance with Paragraph 5.2 of this Agreement (the "Term ").
5.2 At any time, either Party may terminate this Agreement with thirty (30) days written notice to the non -
terminating Party.
5.3 Upon termination of this Agreement, the obligations of both Parties, including, but not limited to the
provision of payment, shall remain in effect until all scheduled Courses are completed.
5.4 In the event of any termination of this Agreement, the Parties are still obligated and committed to follow the
provisions of Sections 6, 7, 8, 12 and this Paragraph 5.4 indefinitely.
6.0 Limitation of Liability:
Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, neither Party shall be liable to the other for any
loss or damage arising as a result of breach, non - performance or partial performance of its obligations under
this Agreement due to any cause beyond that Party's reasonable control and without its fault or negligence.
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7.0 Notices:
All notices to include appendices that each Party is required to give to the other Party shall be given to each of
the Parties in writing to the names and addressees as follows:
If to the Chapter:
Chapter Name: Greater Los Angeles
Address: 2700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90057
Ate: Cynthia Limon, Preparedness Project Manager
Phone Number: (213) 351 -6704
Fax Number: (213) 739 -6869
E -mail Address: Limonc @arcla.org
If to the AP:
AP Name:
The City of El Segundo
Address:
350 Main Street, El Segundo, CA 90245
Ate:
Mickey Rinder/El Segundo Fire Department
Phone Number:
(310) 524 -2234
Fax Number:
E -mail Address:
mrinder @elsegundo.org
Notice of termination of this Agreement by either Party must be delivered by certified U.S. First -Class Mail,
return receipt requested.
8.0 N/A
8.1 N/A
8.2 Each Party recognizes that the name, logo and marks of the other Party represent valuable assets of that Party
and that substantial recognition and goodwill are associated with such assets. Each Party hereby agrees that
neither it nor any of its affiliates shall use the other Party's name, logo or marks without prior written
authorization from such other Party.
8.3 This Agreement grants no rights in any of the American Red Cross or Chapter's Courses or Course Materials
or other intellectual property to customer.
9.0 Entire Agreement and Amendments:
9.1 Concerning the subject matter hereof, this Agreement constitutes the entire Agreement between the Parties
and supersedes all prior Agreements and undertakings, both written and oral, between the Parties.
9.2 This Agreement shall not be amended or otherwise modified unless both of the Parties affirmatively and
unanimously agree to such amendment and/or modification in writing.
10.0 Severability:
In the event any provision of this Agreement is held invalid, illegal or unenforceable (any such provision, an
"Invalid Provision ") in any jurisdiction, the Parties shall promptly negotiate in good faith a lawful, valid and
enforceable provision. This new provision must be as similar in terms to the invalid provision as may be
possible in order to keep with the intention of the original Agreement.
11.0 Exculpatory Clause:
It is understood and agreed that wherever in this Agreement the term "Chapter" is used it shall mean the
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Chapter(s) of The American National Red Cross set forth in Section 4; that said Chapter(s) are duly
constituted local unit of The American National Red Cross, a federal instrumentality (36 U.S. Code 1 et seq.);
and that all obligations of the "Chapter" under this Agreement shall be undertaken and completed exclusively
by said Chapter(s) without resort in any event to, or commitment of, the funds and property of the American
National Red Cross or any unit thereof other than the Chapter(s).
12.0 Independent Contractors:
Each of the Parties shall be furnishing its services hereunder as an independent contractor, and nothing herein
shall create any association, partnership or joint venture between the Parties or an employer- employee
relationship. No agent, employee or servant of either Party shall be, or shall be deemed to be, the employee,
agent or servant of the other Party, and each Party shall be solely and entirely responsible for its acts and the
acts of its agents, employees and servants.
13.0 Assignment and Subcontracting:
This Agreement shall not be assigned in whole or in part and no Party shall delegate or subcontract all or part of its
duties under this Agreement without the prior written consent of the other Party.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereto, acting through their duly authorized officers, have executed
this Agreement as of the Effective Date.
SIGNATURE:
DATE:
PRINTED NAME:
TITLE:
PHONE. NUMBER:
FAX NUMBER:
E -MAIL:
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REPRESENTATIVE
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Cynthia Limon
Preparedness Project Manager
(213) 351 -6704
(213) 739 -6869
Limonc @arcla.org
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APPENDIX A
COURSES, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS AND FEES
A. Courses: First Aid/CPR/AED or Lifeguarding
B. Equipment and Supplies:
Equipment Rental Fee Per
See attached price list rice here] [day/week]
C. Course/Instructor Materials:
Item Description/Stock Number Cost Unit
See attached price. list
D. Training Fees:
Fee Description
Fee
Unit
Authorized Provider Fees
$5.00
[name of instructor course Instructor Course Fees
Instructor Course equipment rental Fees
Instructor Course Fees
Instructor Course Fees
E. Special billing or payment instructions (Optional):
F. Additional Services (Optional):
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American
Red Cross
OF GREATER LOS ANGELES
Preparedness Department
2700 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90057
.Store (800) 675.5799, ext. 5289
Tel:. (213) 739.5200 Fax: (213) 380.0362
www.ncrossio.org
PROGRAM MATERIAL PRICE LIST & FEES (Revis W11)
STOCK#
TITLE
PRICE
AQUATIC PROGRAM
25656603
Workplace Training: Ergonomics Booklet
25655720
Lifeguard Training Participant's Manual
$ 34.95
25655721
Lifeguard Training Instructor's Manual
$ 25.00
25655727
Lifeguard Training Instructor's Update Workbook
$ 9.50
31655722
Lifeguard Training Video Set
$225.00
25654143
Lifeguard Management Participants Kit
$ 26.95
31654147
Lifeguard Management Video
$120.00
32655726
Lifeguard Training DVD (Includes Lifeguard Management)
$225.00
25651300
Swimming and Water Safety Manual
$ 24.95
25651301
Water safety Instructor Manual with CD -ROM
$ 21.95
31651302
Swimming and Diving Skills Video
$ 95.00
32651304
Swimming and Diving Skills DVD
$ 90.00
32651303
Teaching Swimming and Water Safety Video
$ 80.00
32651305
Swimming and Diving Skills and Teaching Swimming and
Water Safety DVD
$130.00
25651306
Water Safety Handbook
$ 4.50
25651307
Raffy Learns; to Swim Lesson (LTS 1 & 2)
$ .95
25651308
Waddles in the Deep (LTS 3 & 4)
$ .95
25651309
Longfellow's Whale Tales Leader's Pack w /CDROM
$ 14.95
31654710
Longfellow's Whale Tales Video
$ 39.95
25651310
Longfellow's Whale Tales Stickers (5 Sheets per pack)
$9.95 /pk
25651311
Water Safety Instructor Candidate Kit
$ 49.95
WORKPLACE TRAINING InjuTCbntrol Booklets
25656604
Workplace Training: Slips, Trips & Falls Booklet
$
1.00
25656603
Workplace Training: Ergonomics Booklet
$
1.00
25656608
Workplace Training: Back Injury Prevention Booklet
$
1.00
25656612
Workplace Training: Managing Stress Booklet
$
1.00
25656614
Workplace Training: Your Heart Matters Booklet
$
1.00
25656609
Workplace Training: Workplace Violence Awareness
$
1.00
(All of the above-mentioned materials are also available in Spanish)
(Prices & Fees Are Subject to Change Whhout Notice)
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SERVICE CENTER PHONE NUMBERS
Burbank 818 - 842 -5295 East Los Angeles 323 -780 -7660 Santa Clarita Valley 661 -259 -1805
South Bay 310- 214 -2622 Inglewood 310 - 330 -7750 San Fernando Valley 818 - 376 -1700
West Los Angeles 310 -445 -9900
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0✓ FIRST AID /CPRIAED PROGRAM
F 7 1
26656559
Adult CPR/AED Skills Cab
$ 6.99
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25656619
First Aid /CPR/AED Program Participant's Booklet
$ 1.27
31652112
25656617
First Aid /CPR/AED Program Instructor's Manual
$13.95
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26656631
Infant & Child Skills Cards
$ 6.99
Laerdal One -Way Valve (Replacement)
26656615
First Aid Skill Card
$ 6.99
Filter for the One -Way Valve
31656616
Workplace Training: Standard First Aid Video
$ 78.00
32656638
Workplace Training: Standard First Aid DVD (English/Spanish)
$ 83.00
31656632
Infant & Child CPR Video
$ 48.00
COMMUNITY FIRST AID & SAFETY
25652100
Community First Aid & Safety Workbook
$ 15.00
.25652101
Community First Aid & Safety Instructor's Manual
$ 12.00
31652102
Community First Aid & Safety Video
$125.00
F7✓
32652105
Community First Aid & Safety DVD
$125.00
CPR FOR THE PROFFESIONAL RESCUER
25652110
CPR For The Prof. Rescuer Manual
$
11.90
25652111
CPR For The Prof. Rescuer Inst. Manual
$
9.50
31652112
CPR For The Prof. Rescuer Video
$100.00
15000007
Laerdal Pocket Mask — Shell Case (Other Styles Available)
$
12.00
15000009
Laerdal One -Way Valve (Replacement)
$
3.00
15000008
Filter for the One -Way Valve
$
1.25
RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES — FIRST AID 3b EDITION
25656120 First Aid Responding to Emergencies Textbook $ 30.00
25656121 First Aid Responding to Emergencies Inst. Manual $ 21.00
31656122 .First Aid Responding to Emergencies Video $185.00
32656126 First Aid Responding to Emergencies Power Point Display $ 1.50
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
2565623 EmergencyiResponse Textbook (r.01) $ 40.00
2565624 Emergency Response Workbook (r.01) $ 25.00
2656525 Emergency Response Instructors Manual (r.01) $ 30.00
3165626 Emergency Response Video Pack (r.01) $265.00
OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION
25652056 Oxygen Administration Booklet $ 2.00
(Prices & Fees Are Subject to Change Without Notice)
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SERVICE CENTER PHONE NUMBERS
Burbank 818- 842 -5295 East Los Angeles 323 -780 -7660 Santa Clarita Valley 661- 259 -1805
South Bay 310- 214 -2622 Inglewood 310 - 330 -7750 San Fernando Valley 818 - 376 -1700
West Los Angeles 310 -445 -9900
PREVENTING DISEASE TRANSMISSION
25655101 Bloodbome Pathogen Training: PDT Booklet
31655103 Bloodbome Pathogens: Training PDT Video
FIRST AID REFERENCES
25652117 First Aid Fast Booklet
15000010 Manikin Face Shield -1 Roll of 36 Face shields
15000013 First Aid Trainee Packet
(Contains: Triangular Bandages, 04 Gauze Pads, Roller Bandages,
Binding Strips, And Nifrile Disposable Gloves- For 2 Students)
SPANISH MATERIALS
26656620
Adult CPRIAED Skill Card
26656627
Infant/Child CPR Skill Card
25656621
First Aid, CPR, AED Participant's Booklet
25656624
Standard First Aid Participant Set
AED Trainers
(Contains: SFA Booklet and First Aid Skills Card)
31656625
Standard First Aid Video (with Adult CPR/AED & FA Skills)
25656635
Infant/Child CPR Video
25656626
First Aid /CPR/AED Instructor's Manual
PET FIRST AID
25657100 Pet First Aid Book
RECOMMENDED TEACHING AND MANIKIN RATIOS:
Instructor /Participant Ratio (Nat'l): 1:10 Maximum
Manikin/Participant Ratio: 1:2 Preferred
1:3 Acceptable
EQUIPMENT RENTALS (Per Day)
Adult Manikins
$12.00 Each
Infant Manikins
$12.00 Each
Infant 4 -Pack
$ 36.00 Each
Training Videos
$ 6.00 Each
AED Trainers
$ 25.00 Each
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$ 2.00
$ 48.00
$ 5.00
$10.00
$ 4.00
$ 6.99
$ 6.99
$ 1.27
$ 7.50
$ 78.00
$ 48.00
$ . 14.00
$ 12.95
Rental Fees are based on a consecutive one -day period of time. Equipment must be picked up and returned
on agreed upon dates, Instructors /Organizations not returning equipment on time will be charged and
additional rental tee commensurate with the above rates.
(Prices & Fees Are Subject to Change Without Notice)
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SERVICE CENTER PHONE NUMBERS
Burbank 818 - 842 -5295 East Los Angeles 323 -780 -7660 Santa Clarita Valley 661- 259 -1805
South Bay 310 - 214 -2622 Inglewood 310 - 330 -7750 San Fernando Valley 818 - 376 -1700
West Los Angeles 310 -445 -9900
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MANIKIN AND AED SALES
14000006
Little Anne Manikin
$180.00
14000007
Little Anne 4 -Pack
$650.00
14000016
Little Junior with Carrying Bag
$170.00
14000026
Little Junior 4 -Pack
$600.00
14000022
Baby Anne Manikin with Soft pack
$ 90.00
14000027
Four Baby Anne Manikins with 4Pack Bag
$350.00
14000028
Laerdal AED Trainer 2
$315.00
14000015
Reusable Training Electrodes
$ 25.00
14000032
AED Trainer Programming Kit
$ 25.00
14000019
AED Trainer Remote Control
$ 35.00
PROGRAM SERVICE FEES
(Payable to the American Red Cross for each participant, regardless of course grade.)
Program Service Fees are charged to all American Red Cross Authorized Providers. The fees are typically
based on a "per person" basis and assist the Red Cross with expenses, which support our courses. Such
expenses include, but are not limited to support materials (i.e. course record sheets, certificates, other
documented forms), promotional materials (i.e. brochures, community schedules, advertising your
programs), administration, keeping your records for five years, maintaining your instructor status, etc. The
fees have been established to offset the above expenses and do vary for some providers.
7✓ $5.00 per Participant Listed on Course Record
F $8.00 per Replacement Fee .
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SERVICE CENTER PHONE NUMBERS
Burbank 818 -842 -5295 East Los Angeles 323- 780 -7660 Santa Clarita Valley 661- 259 -1805
South Bay 310 - 214 -2622 Inglewood 310 - 330 -7750 San Fernando Valley 818 -376 -1700
West Los Angeles 310 -445 -9900
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APPENDIX B
INSTRUCTORS
Name
Contact Information
including
address, phone and
mail
Chapter of
Authorization
Current
Instructor
Authorization
Deborah Sanso
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APPENDIX C
MULTIPLE FACILITY CONTACTS
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Facility Name and Address Contact Name Phone Number
Fax Number
E -mail Address
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