The company conducted a company-wide safety and fire drill to prevent fires before they occur.

2021-12-30


Safety is no small matter. To enhance the safety awareness of all employees and further strengthen the company’s “four capabilities” in fire safety, 2021 year 12 month 28 The Japanese company invited a professional instructor from the Minhang Maqiao Fire Station, a co‑constructing partner, to its new factory on Zidong Road to conduct an extensive training session covering fire safety knowledge, personnel evacuation and escape drills, and fire‑fighting and emergency rescue exercises.

Afternoon 3 At that time, in the conference room on the fourth floor of the new factory, an instructor from the Maqiao Firefighting Squad conducted a professional training session on fire safety theory for department heads and volunteer firefighters across the company.

Subsequently, in accordance with the fire‑drill schedule, a simulated fire was staged at the company’s raw and auxiliary materials warehouse building. A fire alarm sounded throughout the premises, and employees from all departments participating in the drill promptly covered their mouths and noses with wet towels and, following designated safety evacuation routes, converged on the company’s central lawn to carry out realistic evacuation and first‑aid exercises.

During the fire‑extinguishing drill, the instructor combined theory with practical application to deliver professional training on the proper use of firefighting equipment. Under the instructor’s guidance, the company’s full‑time security personnel and volunteer firefighters from each department each took a fire extinguisher and conducted individual extinguishing drills. They also practiced installing and operating high‑pressure fire hoses, gaining hands‑on experience in tackling incipient fires and mastering the fire‑suppression characteristics of various types of extinguishers.

For many years, fire‑fighting drills have been an integral part of the company’s safety management. From rudimentary fire‑extinguishing exercises in the early days to today’s comprehensive training and drill programs, the content of these drills has grown increasingly sophisticated, with demonstrably improved results. Each year’s fire‑fighting exercise not only reinforces employees’ safety awareness and enhances their self‑rescue and mutual‑assistance skills, but also serves as a critical assessment of the robustness of the company’s safety and fire‑protection systems, thereby strengthening its overall capacity to respond to and manage emergencies and further safeguarding a safe and productive working environment.