On September 7, the Shenma Shares Trade Union held an event in the staff activity room of the Medical Rescue Center. “Single-Rescuer Hands-Only Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation” skills competition. Approximately 30 contestants from all departments and production units of Shenma Co., Ltd. took part in the event.

The competition was divided into two categories: the medical team and the non‑medical team. After a tense and fiercely contested round, Liu Yiyang, Sun Shanshan, and Wang Saisai from the Medical Rescue Center took the top three spots in the medical category, while Duan Hongna from the Shared Services Center, Zhang Hang from the Party and Mass Work Department, and Zhao Yanjie from the Aramid Company claimed the top positions in the non‑medical category. Top three.

This competition serves as a closed-loop feedback mechanism for the earlier first-aid skills training. From September 1 to 4, the Shenma Shares Trade Union organized a 2026 first-aid skills training program, encompassing theoretical instruction, hands-on practice, and independent drills. In light of the complex production conditions and frequent risks inherent in the hazardous chemicals industry—where timely emergency response is critical—the training focused on systematic education covering key areas such as managing accidental injuries, responding to sudden medical emergencies, and providing on-site first aid. It provided detailed explanations of the “golden four minutes” principle and step-by-step procedures for life-saving interventions, helping employees refine and standardize scientific,规范‑based, and effective emergency rescue protocols.

On the competition floor, the judging panel rigorously assessed contestants according to the standardized CPR evaluation criteria, conducting meticulous evaluations and impartial scoring across dimensions such as procedural accuracy, completeness of the protocol, and timeliness of intervention. During the post‑competition debrief, the judges provided on‑site demonstrations and corrections to help the contestants fully master the emergency‑response procedures. Standardize operational details, Address skill gaps.

“During emergency rescue, it is essential to master the key techniques of first aid and act quickly, accurately, and steadily in order to…” “Rises to the occasion and delivers when it matters most.” Trainees stated that they would apply what they have learned in the training to their daily work, proactively assist their colleagues in acquiring first-aid knowledge, enhance their first-aid skills, strengthen their emergency response capabilities, and effectively fortify the company’s safety safeguards.