Workplace CPR Training
Accidents can happen anytime and anywhere. When those unexpected occasions happen, the fate of the team member suffering from a health concern will depend on the steps taken seconds after the incident. To prepare for those worst-case scenarios, SunDance provided its employees cardiopulmonary resuscitation training, better known as CPR.
At SunDance, our priority is to keep our team members safe. By providing this training, SunDance wants its team members to feel proud and happy knowing their co-workers are capable of helping those around them in times of emergency. There are many reasons why CPR training is important- below are such a few:
- It Saves Lives
- Equips Team Members with Something Essential and Applicable Anywhere
- It Lessens Potential Serious Health Risks and Accidents
- Improves Sense of Relief Knowing Team Members are Capable of Performing CPR
- Promotes Company Culture and Empathy
We value our team members, and are so thankful for our workforce. We hope the need to use CPR never arises, however, we are pleased to know our team members will be prepared and know there is someone nearby who can perform potentially lifesaving first aid.
As a successful working artist, Joanna brings a unique perspective to every customer’s printing project. With over twenty years in the fine art and wide format printing industry and plenty of hands-on experience, she understands that attention to detail, quality materials, and a dash of creativity is key in producing a piece that you are proud to stand behind. Her commitment to customer satisfaction and willingness to explore “outside the box” solutions to difficult or unusual printing requests make her a welcome addition to the SunDance team. When she is not creating commissioned equestrian artwork for her clients or art galleries she is often found jumping over fences on her Thoroughbred horse or relaxing at home with her husband and their four dogs, two cats, three turtles, and African Grey parrot. She is also an accomplished violinist, avid amateur kayaker, and is extremely uncomfortable talking about herself in the third person.