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Officials, employees, union members and workers of VP1 Trade Union of Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group practice at the Primary Emergency Training program. Photo: Vietnam Textile and Garment Trade Union
Officials, employees, union members and workers of VP1 Trade Union of Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group practice at the Primary Emergency Training program. Photo: Vietnam Textile and Garment Trade Union

Primary first aid training for officials, union members, and workers

Kiều Vũ (báo lao động) 08/10/2026 08:53 (GMT+7)

Hanoi - Officials, employees, union members and workers of VP1 Trade Union of Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group are trained in first aid.

In order to equip knowledge and initial handling skills in emergency situations, Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group coordinates with Vietnam National Textile and Garment Union to organize the first aid training program.

This is a program for officials, employees, union members and employees of the VP1 Trade Union of Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group. The program is guided by a team of lecturers from SAFI Service Joint Stock Company.

With the motto "the person next to you saves the person next to you", the program focuses on practical knowledge and skills that can be applied when encountering emergency situations at work as well as in daily life.

At the end of the program, students participate in a comprehensive test, review the knowledge that has been instructed, consolidate their ability to remember and apply first aid steps in each situation.

Through the program, Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group and Vietnam National Textile and Garment Union aim to improve knowledge about safety, health and emergency response skills for officials, union members, and workers.

In particular, the program aims to gradually form a safe working environment, where each person not only knows how to protect themselves but also has enough initial knowledge and skills to support those around them when needed.

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