Gamharia, 19th July 2024:  In a critical step towards enhancing road safety and emergency preparedness, XITE Gamharia hosted a comprehensive training session on “Farishtey – Accident First Responders.” This initiative, jointly organized by CII Yi XITE and CII Yi Yuva Jamshedpur Chapter Road Safety Vertical in collaboration with EMRI Green Health Services, aimed to equip participants with essential life-saving skills.

The training, held at the college conference hall, saw enthusiastic participation from more than 55 students who were eager to learn and contribute to accident response efforts. The session was led by distinguished trainers, Dr. Pankaj Sachan, Senior Clinical Educator from Emergency Management and Research Institute (EMRI) Hyderabad, and Mr. Akash, an Advance Emergency Medical Technician from EMRI Hyderabad. Their expertise and experience in handling emergencies were invaluable in guiding the students through the crucial aspects of accident response.

The presence of Mrs. Shruti Jhujhunwala, Chair of the Road Safety vertical, Yi Yuva Jamshedpur Chapter, along with Mrs. Sakshi Gupta, Co-Chair, and Mr. Anupama Gupta, underscored the importance of this initiative. Their commitment to road safety and community well-being was evident throughout the session.

The training program, certified to be of 4 hours, covered various critical areas:

1. Introduction, Registration, and Pre-test
2. General Principles and Hand Hygiene Techniques
3. Trauma (Injury) Emergencies Theory, Skill Demo, ABC Theory & Video
4. Bleeding Control and Splinting Video & Practice
5. Lifting and Moving Techniques Practice
6. Hands-only CPR Skills Demo & Practice & AED Demo
7. Post-test

The training emphasized not only technical skills but also the mindset needed to act effectively in emergencies. Dr. Pankaj Sachan and Mr. Akash highlighted the importance of quick assessment, first aid administration, and ensuring the safety of victims until professional help arrives. Their practical demonstrations and interactive sessions made the training highly engaging and informative.

Mrs. Shruti Jhujhunwala, along with the organizing team, including Ashish Singh, the Nodal Officer of CII Yi XITE, played a pivotal role in the planning and execution of this training session. Their collective efforts ensured a smooth and impactful learning experience for all participants.

The term “Farishtey,” meaning “angels,” aptly describes the role that each trained individual can play in saving lives. This training was more than just a series of instructions; it was a call to action, inspiring participants to transform from bystanders into lifesavers during critical moments following an accident.

As the session concluded, participants left with a renewed sense of responsibility and the confidence to make a difference. This training marks a significant step towards building a safer community, where trained first responders can provide immediate assistance and hope in times of need.