Schlumberger Vietnam Partners with Wellbeing to Provide AED Training for Employees
A sudden cardiac arrest can happen at any time — in the office, at a factory, or during daily work activities. In those critical first minutes, early recognition, prompt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and the correct use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) can make a crucial difference.
A sudden cardiac arrest can happen at any time — in the office, at a factory, or during daily work activities. In those critical first minutes, early recognition, prompt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and the correct use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) can make a crucial difference.
Is your organization truly prepared to respond when an emergency occurs?
As workplace health and safety standards continue to receive greater attention, Schlumberger Vietnam has partnered with Wellbeing for the second consecutive year to deliver an AED training and cardiac arrest response program for its employees.
Practical AED Training Based on Real-World Emergency Scenarios
Rather than beginning with lengthy theoretical concepts, the training program is built around realistic emergency scenarios that may occur in the workplace. Participants are placed in the role of first responders and guided step by step through essential skills, including:
- Recognizing the signs of cardiac arrest.
- Assessing the casualty and calling for emergency assistance.
- Performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) correctly.
- Accessing and operating an AED safely and effectively.
- Coordinating CPR and AED use during a cardiac emergency.
- Working as a team to respond to workplace emergencies.
The entire training program is delivered directly by Wellbeing’s team of doctors and experienced professionals, combining concise theoretical instruction with extensive hands-on practice using modern training manikins and equipment.
From an Unfamiliar Medical Device to a Skill Employees Can Use with Confidence
For many participants, an AED may initially seem like a complicated medical device intended only for healthcare professionals. However, after receiving clear instruction and repeated hands-on practice, using an AED becomes much more straightforward and approachable.
Participants learn not only how to switch on the device, attach the electrode pads, and follow its voice prompts, but more importantly, when an AED should be used and how to combine AED use with CPR in a real cardiac arrest situation. Repeated practice helps replace initial uncertainty with greater confidence, calmness, and readiness to act when faced with an emergency.
Equipping the Workplace with AEDs Is More Than an Investment in Equipment
An AED in the workplace can only deliver its full value when the people nearby know how to use it properly. That is why AED implementation should go hand in hand with skills training, emergency response procedures, and employee awareness of cardiac arrest and first aid.
By continuing its AED training program for a second year, Schlumberger Vietnam demonstrates not only an investment in safety equipment, but also a long-term commitment to creating a workplace that is safer, more proactive, and professionally prepared for emergencies. This approach also plays an important role in building a strong workplace safety culture, where every employee can become a vital link in the chain of response when a medical emergency occurs.
Wellbeing Partners with Businesses to Build Safer Workplaces
Wellbeing sincerely thanks Schlumberger Vietnam for continuing to place its trust in Wellbeing as its partner for corporate first aid and AED training. At Wellbeing, every training course is designed not simply to help participants “know” first aid, but to ensure they are able to take the right action when a real emergency happens.
Learn CPR for Free with Wellbeing
Would you like to start building your first aid knowledge today?
Wellbeing is offering the community a free CPR first aid course, designed to introduce the essential knowledge needed to respond when someone experiences cardiac arrest.
Join the free course here: https://socapcuu.vn/dao-tao-so-cap-cuu-hoi-sinh-su-song
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