WINDUS Deploys AEDs to Strengthen Employee Workplace Safety

In response to the "golden 4 minutes" critical emergency period for cardiac arrest, WINDUS has completed the installation and commissioning of two AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators). Known as the "emergency device for cardiac arrest", this equipment can automatically identify ventricular fibrillation and deliver an electric shock, serving as a core tool to improve the survival rate of cardiac arrest. The two AEDs are placed in the public area on the 4th floor of Jinke Office Building and the workshop of the Manufacturing Center respectively, facilitating emergency access.
Previously, WINDUS has protected its employees by creating a comfortable office environment, establishing a career development platform, and conducting annual occupational disease screenings. The deployment of AEDs this time is a key step in extending its safety care from "daily protection" to "emergency response". To ensure the devices are functional and employees know how to use them, the company has organized professional AED operation training and released instructional videos. In the future, it will also conduct regular equipment inspections and carry out refresher training on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), promoting the integration of "AED protection" into the company's safety culture.
The two AEDs are not only WINDUS’ commitment to the lives of its employees, but also demonstrate its original aspiration of putting people first, reflecting comprehensive protection for employees – both in visible ways and invisible care.