Fire Safety Awareness Month: Haoyang Takes Action
Release date:
2018-11-22
To further promote fire safety awareness, enhance fire prevention and control capabilities, and advance the in-depth implementation of the “119” Fire Safety Publicity Month activities, on November 22, HaoYang Environmental Co.,Ltd. specially invited instructors from the Dezhou Social Security Fire Prevention Service Center to conduct fire safety training, striving to create a strong atmosphere of fire safety publicity.
To further promote fire safety awareness, enhance fire prevention and control capabilities, and advance the in-depth implementation of the “119” Fire Safety Publicity Month activities, on November 22, HaoYang Environmental Co.,Ltd. specially invited instructors from the Dezhou Social Security Fire Prevention Service Center to conduct fire safety training, striving to create a strong atmosphere of fire safety publicity.


During the training, instructors used real‑world fire incidents to explain, from four key perspectives—fire prevention, fire suppression, evacuation, and self‑rescue—the mechanisms of fire ignition, initial‑stage firefighting measures, proper operation of fire extinguishers, and essential skills for effective emergency reporting and safe escape. They also addressed participants’ questions on how to prevent fires and eliminate potential hazards one by one.


Subsequently, in light of the specific fire hazards faced by the organization, the importance of developing a fire‑fighting and emergency evacuation plan and conducting regular fire‑safety drills was emphasized. The presentation provided a detailed explanation of the causes of fires in such settings, everyday fire‑prevention measures, proper procedures for reporting a fire, strategies for safe evacuation and self‑rescue at the scene, as well as methods for handling fires involving gas, oil, and electrical equipment.

Fire safety is vital to the well-being of every household. Through this training, participants have gained a deeper understanding of basic fire safety knowledge, emergency response procedures in the event of a fire, the proper use of firefighting equipment, and effective techniques for escaping a fire—truly achieving “public participation in fire prevention and control.”
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