First aid and emergency response | Fire Aid Safety Training & certificate course

ALERT conducted a training & safety session for the Coimbatore city police personnel wherein a total of 100 people participated and were engrossed in the expert training given for carrying out First Aid and Emergency Response. The personnel showed extreme sincerity to the session given and ALERT is elated to be able to train individuals and personnel from various backgrounds. 

We would like to thank everyone who was a part of this session and look forward to more future training sessions. For more details, visit Fire Aid Safety Training & certificate course - Alert NGO.

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