To ensure robust fire safety at the company and safeguard the personal and production safety of all employees, the company organized a fire emergency response drill for workshop staff on the morning of September 13th. This exercise aimed to reinforce the fundamental principle of "prevention first, with prevention and firefighting integrated," helping to proactively prevent unexpected fire incidents.

 

 

This exercise not only enhances the emergency response and self-rescue capabilities of all personnel but also strengthens their safety awareness and sense of responsibility. Led by the company’s General Manager as the overall commander, a fire-fighting and emergency evacuation organization has been established. A pile of wood was deliberately placed in an open area in front of the production facility and ignited manually to simulate an actual accident fire source. Upon discovering the blaze, employees promptly reported it to management. In response, the Emergency Commander immediately activated the "Fire Accident Emergency Rescue Plan," prompting each emergency team leader to quickly assemble their members and mobilize into full emergency readiness, ready to launch firefighting and rescue operations.

 

 

The fire drill proceeded smoothly and efficiently, following the prearranged plan with both order and intensity. After the entire team had safely evacuated to the designated assembly point—the parking lot in front of the company office building—departmental personnel gathered for a headcount and verification of attendance. Next, the safety officer guided members of the safety team as they practiced using dry powder fire extinguishers to simulate on-site firefighting scenarios. Following the drill, the commander delivered a comprehensive briefing to all employees, covering essential fire safety procedures, emergency response protocols, and effective techniques for escaping a burning building. He emphasized what each individual should do in the event of a fire: how to promptly report the incident, properly operate fire-fighting equipment, and execute a swift and orderly evacuation. Additionally, he highlighted critical self-rescue and escape strategies. Finally, the commander provided a thorough evaluation of the drill, commending the participants for their disciplined adherence to instructions and quick, coordinated actions. He encouraged everyone to continue strengthening their commitment to workplace safety and concluded by declaring the fire drill a complete success.

 

 

Through this fire drill exercise, participants’ safety awareness and firefighting skills were significantly enhanced. All employees gained a deeper understanding of essential fire safety knowledge, while their ability to respond effectively to potential fire emergencies was improved. Additionally, the drill provided valuable opportunities for each task force to refine their organizational, command, and adaptability skills.