Empowering Engineering Students: A Milestone in Life-Saving Education
Date: October 16, 2023
By Muhammad Farhan Mahmud
Location: Kulliyyah of Engineering, IIUM Gombak, Malaysia
In a proactive move towards equipping Engineering students; with essential first aid and life-saving skills, the Department of Manufacturing and Materials Engineering (MME), Kulliyyah of Engineering, IIUM, organized an event of great significance on 13th October 2023. In line with the event’s objectives, facilitators from the Flagship 3.0 Community-Based First Aid (CBFA) team, including members from Kulliyyah of Nursing, Kulliyyah of Science, and Kulliyyah of Dentistry, were specially invited to contribute their expertise, playing a pivotal role in ensuring the success of the session. Asst. Prof. Dr. Nurul’Ain Ahayalimudin, a prominent figure in the field, led the program, delivering a comprehensive talk and practical demonstration session. The event took place at the esteemed Auditorium A, Block E2, Kulliyyah of Engineering, IIUM Gombak. This venue provided an ideal setting for hands-on learning and interactive discussions.
The session covered a wide array of first aid techniques, including bandaging methods, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), stop the bleeding method, and various other essential first aid procedures. The audience, consisting a group of Engineering students (Year 1 until Year 4 ) from the Manufacturing Engineering and Materials Engineering of Kulliyyah of Engineering, found the session not only informative but also immensely practical. The initiative stands as a testament to the commitment of Kulliyyah of Engineering and the Flagship 3.0 CBFA team in fostering a holistic education that goes beyond theoretical knowledge. By providing students with critical life-saving skills, the department aims to empower them with tools that can make a real difference in emergency situations.
The program also served as a valuable platform for students to receive knowledge and input crucial for their upcoming internship program. The practical insights gained during the session, coupled with the facilitators’ meticulous guidance, ensured that all students actively engaged and proficiently performed the acquired skills. The facilitators’ personalized advice and comprehensive guidance not only equipped the students with essential skills but also instilled a strong understanding of safe workplace practices. This knowledge will undoubtedly serve them well as they enter professional engineering environments, ensuring they contribute to a secure and productive work environment.
This event was a resounding success, thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Department of Manufacturing and Materials Engineering (MME), Kulliyyah of Engineering and the Flagship 3.0 CBFA team. This initiative not only equipped students with vital skills but also demonstrated the department’s dedication to producing well-rounded and capable engineers.
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