A SOE Enterprise

Specialized Safety and First-Aid Training Service for Project Employees

Client Case

Background

Our client is a state-owned enterprise (SOE). By providing safety training services to its project employees, we aim to enhance the employees' awareness of first aid and equip them with basic self-rescue and mutual-rescue skills.

Challenges

Difficulty in Large-Scale Implementation

Each training session needs to cover hundreds of employees, which imposes high requirements on venue capacity, the number of professional safety instructors, and organizational capabilities.

Low Participation Enthusiasm

Traditional training methods are monotonous, resulting in low employee engagement and poor guarantee of training effectiveness.

Challenges in Safety Assurance

The training involves hands-on drills such as CPR. It is necessary to ensure venue safety and equipment compliance, and formulate contingency plans to prevent unexpected risks during the training process.

Core Requirements

Carry out efficient, systematic and practice-oriented emergency rescue training for projects, ensure that employees are equipped with basic self-rescue and mutual-rescue capabilities, and improve the enterprise's overall emergency response level.

Solutions

Targeted Research and Needs Analysis

Conduct enterprise risk assessment, identify high-frequency accident types based on the industry to which the enterprise belongs, and determine the key focus areas of first-aid training.

Interactive Course Design

Collect and analyze employee information including age, job position and basic competence, and design tiered and differentiated courses. Adopt case-based teaching and scenario simulation to fully mobilize employees' enthusiasm.

Training Effect Evaluation

Evaluate the training effect through the Kirkpatrick Four-Level Training Evaluation Model to ensure that participants have mastered the training content.

Achieved Value

Organizational Efficiency

Flexible scheduling and venue coordination avoid disrupting normal business operations, and reduce the organizational costs of training.

Full Coverage

The training participation rate reaches 100%, achieving full coverage of first-aid skills among all employees.

Capability Enhancement

More than 90% of employees can initiate CPR within 3 minutes, significantly shortening the internal emergency response time of the enterprise.

Safety and Compliance

Complete training records are formed throughout the training process, meeting the compliance requirements of safety management.