Sudden cardiac arrest is more than a medical crisis. It is a direct threat to workplace safety, operational continuity and corporate reputation. Many organisations only recognise the risk when an incident occurs. By then it is too late. Investing in Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) , CPR training and a cardiac response plan is not only about saving lives. It is also about safeguarding your business from avoidable losses. In this article, we explore why cardiac arrest

(And How Organizations Can Fix It) Sudden cardiac arrest  can happen anywhere including offices, worksites, warehouses, or retail environments. It strikes without warning and it is one of the leading causes of death globally. Unlike a heart attack , which involves blocked blood flow, sudden cardiac arrest is an electrical failure that stops the heart from beating normally. Without immediate action including CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)  and access to an AED (Automated

Sudden Cardiac Arrest is one of the most serious medical emergencies that can occur in the workplace, yet it remains widely misunderstood and underprepared for. Many employers view cardiac arrest as a personal health issue rather than an organizational safety risk. This mindset creates a dangerous gap in preparedness. The reality is simple. Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere. Offices, factories, warehouses, construction sites, logistics hubs, and even meeting rooms are

SCA is a leading cause of death worldwide. Every year, thousands of lives are lost because immediate help wasn't available. However,...