Fullchamp places great importance on the safety of its employees, and is thinking about whether they have the first aid skills to race against the clock to save lives in the event of an accident. In addition to the powerful earthquake that hit Turkey in February this year, which caused serious injuries, Fullchamp's General Manager is thinking about how Fullchamp can effectively handle and calmly face different situations in Taiwan, which is in the earthquake zone. A total of 15 staff members from different units, accounting for 8% of the company's total workforce, completed the training and successfully passed the examination.

During the 40-hour course, lecturers from the New Vision Emergency Medical Technician Association in Taiwan emphasised that EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) are an important extension of emergency medicine and aim to provide patients with earlier access to treatment such as CPR, Automated External Defibrillator (AED) operation and initial wound management before they arrive at the hospital. Defibrillator (AED) operation and initial wound management.

The safety and health of Fullchamp employees is a top priority in the company's operations. Through proactive training courses on ambulance techniques, Fullchamp employees are able to save themselves and others, and the concept of "every life saved is a family saved" is upheld.

According to the Department of Health in Taiwan, the success rate of first aid for patients suffering from sudden cardiac arrest can be as high as 90% if an electric shock is administered within one minute. Therefore, in 2023.05, we will step up drills on the use of AEDs in the factory, so that more staff can familiarise themselves with the use of AEDs and minimise the chance of accidents occurring in the factory, echoing the saying "There is no end to safety, your safety is in the hands of Fullchamp! The message is "There is no end to safety, your safety is in Fullchamp's hands!