Trafco Group has conducted an accredited first aid training programme for employees as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen occupational safety and health standards across its operations.
The initiative was organised in line with the Bahraini ministry requirements relating to workplace safety and aimed to improve staff preparedness in responding to emergency situations.
The programme covered a range of topics, including first aid fundamentals, emergency response procedures, and the handling of workplace injuries and critical medical incidents. Employees also received practical training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) based on standards approved by relevant authorities.
According to the company, the training forms part of wider efforts to increase preventive awareness among employees, minimise workplace risks and maintain a safe working environment.
Layla Darwish, human resources manager at Trafco Group, said the initiative reflects the company’s commitment to investing in workforce development and reinforcing a strong safety culture.
She added that providing workers with practical first aid knowledge can help reduce the impact of accidents and potentially save lives during workplace emergencies.
Trafco Group said it will continue implementing occupational health and safety programmes in line with applicable regulations and industry best practices.
