Kwangdong Pharmaceutical announced on July 14 that it has conducted first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training for employees at its headquarters and branches nationwide to strengthen their ability to respond to emergency situations.


Employees of Kwangdong Pharmaceutical are participating in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training and practicing at the Kwangdong Gwacheon Tower Training Center. Kwangdong Pharmaceutical

Employees of Kwangdong Pharmaceutical are participating in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training and practicing at the Kwangdong Gwacheon Tower Training Center. Kwangdong Pharmaceutical

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This training was implemented as part of the company's safety and health management policy to establish a culture of safety. The focus was on enhancing practical, hands-on training so that employees can respond quickly and accurately in the event of a workplace emergency, thereby improving their on-site response capabilities.


The training covered practical CPR exercises, how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED), and emergency response methods for everyday situations. Participants also took part in scenario-based exercises simulating real emergencies such as cardiac arrest, airway obstruction, and falls.


The program was organized by the Central Emergency First Aid Education Center and was conducted sequentially for approximately 770 employees at the headquarters and branches across the country.



A Kwangdong Pharmaceutical representative stated, "Since an initial response is critically important in emergency situations, we have strengthened practical training to help employees remain calm and act appropriately in real-life scenarios. We will continue our efforts to create a safe work environment and promote a culture of safety in the future."


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