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Fiji Roads Authority (FRA) Customer Service Officer Mereoni Adimaiwai believes following simple procedures and ensuring first aid supplies are well maintained can significantly reduce risks and help save lives during an emergency.
She made the comments during the First Aid and CPR Training Program.
“I’m grateful to be one of the participants in learning this invaluable life skill and I’m confident that I will now be able to respond to emergency situations.”
FRA Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Moore says the skills and knowledge acquired in the training programme will help the staff better assist those in need during emergencies.
“Being proactive in terms of safety is a must for the FRA, but in unforeseen circumstances, first aid knowledge is essential for reactionary response,” Mr Moore said.
He said they are aiming to train all their staff in some basic training programs that will help them provide basic life care support till the professional emergency response arrives.
The two-day training programme was conducted by the Fiji Red Cross Society.
Read Here: FRA STAFF UNDERGO FIRST AID AND CPR TRAINING
