ADT Caps Strengthens Response Officers' Emergency Response Capabilities

Training led by professional instructors from the Korean Red Cross
Hands-on instruction in CPR, AED use and more

SK Shieldus said on October 20 that its physical security brand, ADT Caps, is expanding cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training for its response officers to strengthen their emergency response capabilities in the field.

On October 19, ADT Caps held CPR training for response officers at SK Shieldus's Samseong-dong headquarters. The fifth training session of the year was led by professional instructors from the Korean Red Cross and focused on practical skills needed to respond to emergencies, including CPR theory and practice, how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED), and first aid for airway obstructions. Through drills based on real-life emergency scenarios, ADT Caps response officers learned initial response procedures and first aid techniques for cases of cardiac arrest.

ADT Caps response officers participate in advanced CPR training provided by the Korean Red Cross and practice first aid at SK Shieldus' headquarters in Samseong-dong. SK Shieldus

ADT Caps has provided CPR training for newly hired response officers since 2023. This year, in partnership with the Korean Red Cross, it expanded eligibility to include response officers with varying lengths of service. The company is also using Korean Red Cross training centers across the country, not just in Seoul, to help officers complete training near their workplaces, laying the groundwork for more personnel to take part in professional training. As of last month, all eligible officers at multiple branches, including those in North Incheon, Asan, Ulsan and Gyeongju, had completed the course. The company plans to expand its support so that more response officers can take part in professional CPR training.

An ADT Caps representative said, "Because response officers are the personnel who work closest to customers and are often the first to encounter various emergencies, we continue to strengthen their professional training so they can respond swiftly and accurately not only to security incidents but also to medical emergencies. We will continue to enhance our emergency response capabilities in the field and provide security services that customers can trust even more."

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