To further enhance the emergency first-aid capabilities of all employees and strengthen the foundation of workplace safety, the company's GaoShawo Photovoltaic Project Department recently meticulously organized a realistic "Electric Shock First Aid – Manual Resuscitation Emergency Drill." Under the theme "Every Employee Emphasizes Safety, Every Employee Knows How to Respond to Emergencies, and Identifies and Mitigates Potential Risks," this drill focused on assessing employees' ability to respond swiftly and provide standardized first aid in the event of an electric shock.
After the training session, the project department's safety officer conducted a comprehensive review and feedback session covering the entire process, with a focus on correcting detailed aspects such as compression depth, compression frequency, and manual resuscitation techniques; the officer also demonstrated the standard procedures for performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and using an automated external defibrillator (AED). The participants unanimously remarked that through this hands-on practice, they had effectively transformed the written emergency response plans into muscle memory, giving them greater confidence in critical situations.
This emergency drill effectively validated the feasibility of the photovoltaic power station's electric shock first aid contingency plan, significantly enhanced employees' capabilities in self-rescue, mutual aid, and coordinated response, and added another robust safeguard for the safe and stable operation of the power station.