Firefighting—The Guardians of Safety in the Hearts of the People

Release date:

2019-02-20

To further strengthen the dissemination of fire safety knowledge among our company’s employees and enhance the fire safety awareness of all cadres and staff, on February 15, HaoYang Environmental Co.,Ltd. specially invited an instructor from the Dezhou Social Security Fire Prevention Service Center to conduct a fire safety training session for our company’s cadres and employees, thereby fostering a strong atmosphere of fire safety publicity.

　　During the training, instructors provided comprehensive education on fire safety and prevention, using illustrated materials to analyze typical fire incidents, highlight precautions for industrial production and household use of electricity and gas, and demonstrate how to seize the critical first three minutes to extinguish a fire. Subsequently, in light of common fire characteristics, they emphasized the importance of developing a fire‑fighting emergency response plan, offering detailed guidance on the causes of fires, everyday fire‑prevention measures, proper procedures for reporting a fire, evacuation and self‑rescue techniques, and methods for handling gas‑related, oil‑based, and electrical fires. In addition, they conducted on-site instruction on the classification, operation, and maintenance of firefighting equipment.

Firefighting—The Guardians of Safety in the Hearts of the People

　　Following the theoretical classroom training, a live fire‑prevention and firefighting drill was conducted with all employees. Staff were personally instructed on the proper use and operating procedures of firefighting equipment, and they actively participated in the hands‑on exercises, yielding excellent results.

　　Through this training on fire safety knowledge and practical drills, participants gained a clear understanding of the sudden and highly flammable nature of fires, strengthened their awareness of the importance of fire prevention, and enhanced their fire safety consciousness and self‑protection and self‑rescue capabilities, truly achieving “public participation in fire prevention and control.”