#Haryana Productivity Council organise First Aid Training

On Nov 6, 2015

Haryana Productivity Council organise First Aid Training

Sanjay Chaturvedi

In order to educate the people from Human Resources, Administration and other senior officials of the factories in Faridabad to provide first-aid to any person injured, a one day training course was organised by Haryana State Productivity Council (HSPC). The program was organised by DLF Industries Association. The program was presided over by Dr. S.K. Goel, Former President Faridabad Industries Association.

J.P.Malhotra, President DLF Industries Association, apprised the present about the concept and the scope of the course.

Dr. S.K. Goel, in his inaugural address congratulated HSPC Team of office Bearers led by Sh. G.C. Narang to have organized such a Training Course which has direct impact on productivity as accident prevention & first aid reduce the production loss time. Mr. Bechu Giri, General Secretary exhorted the participants to make use of the Training in the factories. 33 participants attended the Training drawn from Kenmore Vikas, Pranav Vikas, H.H.Interior & Auto Components, Imperial Auto, Lakhani Footwear, Defence Land Systems, Sadhu Forging Ltd., Carrier Engineers, Cenlub Industries and Paramount Polymers etc.

Mr. J.P. Malhotra advised the participants to clarify the apprehensions & doubts from the faculty & back home train at least one person from the company so that the programme has multiplier effect. Talking to media, J.P.Malhotra said that it is a normal course in the process of manufacturing that workers get injured while handling the material. Sometimes, in spite of all precautions, any worker may get injured seriously. In such a situation if the fellow workers are trained in the first-aid, they would take care of him immediately. This immediate care may sometimes result in saving the life of a person. Malhotra said that this training also equip them with wisdom to help a victim other than the factory area, such as victim of a road accident. The training was successful, said Malhotra.