How to carry out emergency responses | CPR training


ALERT recently conducted its 2nd session for the people at Thiruvanmiyur RTO.  A CPR & AED Readiness Session was held at the Thiruvanmiyur RTO, Chennai. 

Our ALERT trainers imparted knowledge about how to carry out emergency responses such as CPR (Cardiopulmonary Response) and AED (Automated External Defibrillator). Firstly people were introduced to the basics of these procedures and then practicals were shown as to how one should carry out the particular procedure and execute it in the right way.

Many people were a part of this session, and this does bring a smile to all of our faces knowing that there are so many noble souls out there ready to voluntarily become life saviors and help us spread the good word of safety. Thanks to our ALERT trainers who are always giving out their best when it comes to spreading the knowledge and importance of First Aid and Emergency Response to the people.

We hope that every individual involved in this session was able to grasp the imparted knowledge and its importance to the max and see more and more saviors evolve out of these sessions. We look forward to meeting you again in the next one.

Until then, stay safe and make sure you save anyone and everyone when the situation calls for it. To learn more about our initiatives, visit CPR training - AlertNGO and register to them. 

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