In order to improve employees' crisis response capabilities, escape and self-rescue and mutual rescue skills, Shengjian teamed up with the Shanghai Red Cross Society to conduct a two-day emergency first aid training from November 15th to 16th. In this training, the teacher comprehensively and systematically elaborated on relevant theoretical knowledge from the origin of the Red Cross Movement, the development history and work responsibilities of the Red Cross.

During the training process, the teacher mainly used a combination of "lecture + case + simulation" to explain in detail the basic knowledge of CPR + AED + air obstruction operation, trauma rescue operation, Heimlich maneuver and other basic knowledge, and through demonstration operation and a One-on-one guidance, a manikin was used to demonstrate cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and the students were taught how to call a comatose patient, how to open the patient's oral airway for artificial respiration and standard gestures and intensity of chest compressions, and how to use an AED.

In trauma rescue, trainees simulate common traumas in life. On-site trainees actively participate and strive to perform every action to a standard.

After two days of training and assessment, the trainees were deeply aware of the importance of mastering emergency rescue skills. They understood that mastering emergency first aid skills can help them improve their ability to respond to accidents and emergencies, and they can also use what they have learned in emergencies. knowledge to save your own life and the lives of others.