Indian Institute of Learning and Advanced Development (
INLEAD) in association with
Safety Circle organized a First Aid and Life Support workshop for
CorporateAdministration and Facility Management &
Hospitality Operation Management
students on 25th June 2012 at
INLEAD Campus in Gurgaon. Workshop was conducted
by Dr. Shweta Sharma, a certified instructor from National Safety Council, USA.
Dr. Shweta Sharma had trained almost 15,000 people as of now and she had given
workshops in some of the well-known organizations like Tata, Mitsibushi Motors,
Vodafone, Ericsson, BPCL, HPCL, GAIL and Bina Refinery. Her area of expertise
includes Emergency Response and Care, First Aid, Stress Management, Ergonomics
and Postures.
The
major purpose for such workshops is to prepare the students in case they
encounter any natural or industry disaster like fire, flood, chemical spills,
stampede or accidents. Workshop basically intends to familiarize the students
with meaning, factors, significance, causes and effects of disasters.
Workshop was largely
about practical situations wherein topics like emergency action plan, basic
life support, chocking, shock, sudden illness, bleeding and wound care, burns,
serious injuries, poisoning, muscle injury, moving & rescuing the victim
and stature drill was covered. It specifically highlights the essentials of
disaster preparedness.
Indian Institute of Learning and Advanced Development (INLEAD) in association with
Safety Circle organized a First Aid and Life Support workshop for CorporateAdministration and Facility Management & Hospitality Operation Management
students on 25th June 2012 at INLEAD Campus in Gurgaon. Workshop was conducted
by Dr. Shweta Sharma, a certified instructor from National Safety Council, USA.
Dr. Shweta Sharma had trained almost 15,000 people as of now and she had given
workshops in some of the well-known organizations like Tata, Mitsibushi Motors,
Vodafone, Ericsson, BPCL, HPCL, GAIL and Bina Refinery. Her area of expertise
includes Emergency Response and Care, First Aid, Stress Management, Ergonomics
and Postures. 
The
major purpose for such workshops is to prepare the students in case they
encounter any natural or industry disaster like fire, flood, chemical spills,
stampede or accidents. Workshop basically intends to familiarize the students
with meaning, factors, significance, causes and effects of disasters.Workshop was largely
about practical situations wherein topics like emergency action plan, basic
life support, chocking, shock, sudden illness, bleeding and wound care, burns,
serious injuries, poisoning, muscle injury, moving & rescuing the victim
and stature drill was covered. It specifically highlights the essentials of
disaster preparedness.
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