Plan ahead and prepare in advance.
Before the drill began, the company's safety management team had already entered the "preparation mode." From the setting of simulated fire situations to the debugging and inspection of firefighting equipment, from planning a scientific and reasonable escape route to sorting out the training process, every link has been repeatedly deliberated. The safety officer even collected a large number of typical fire cases in the industry in advance and made them into vivid and intuitive training courseware, just to enable employees to deeply understand the hazards of fire and realize the importance of "preventing fires before they occur."
Solid theory, with awareness taking the lead
At the training site, the safety officer transformed into a "fire safety lecturer," elaborating on fire prevention, the principles of fire extinguishers, and knowledge about escape and self-rescue. When discussing the causes of fires, analyze potential risks such as short circuits in wires and accumulation of flammable materials in combination with the production scenarios of enterprises. Introduce the classification of fire extinguishers, and demonstrate in detail the applicable fire situations and key operation points of different types of fire extinguishers. When it comes to escape skills, the emphasis is on "covering the mouth and nose, moving forward in a low posture, and evacuating in an orderly manner." Each knowledge point is like a seed of safety, sown in the hearts of the employees.
Practical drills build a solid defense line.
After the theoretical lecture came to an end, the practical drill began. On the open ground of the factory area, thick smoke from a simulated fire source rose, instantly creating a tense atmosphere. The employees lined up in groups and, under safety guidance, went forward one by one to practice. "Lift, pull, grasp, and "press"—the movements have evolved from initial unfamiliarity to gradual proficiency. The dry powder sprayed by the red fire extinguisher precisely covers the simulated fire source. Amidst the white smoke, it is the rapid growth of the employees' firefighting skills.
The escape drill carried out simultaneously was equally thrilling. When the alarm sounded, the employees quickly covered their mouths and noses with wet towels and evacuated in a low, fast, and orderly manner along the predetermined escape routes. From the workshop to the safe assembly point, every step was about the "speed of life." There was no congestion or panic during the process, which tested the employees' emergency response and verified the scientific nature of the escape plan.
Review and summarize, and iterate and improve.
After the drill was over, the review session began immediately. The safety officer commented on the highlights and shortcomings during the practical operation process, praising the employees for their active participation and the good teamwork of some groups. He also pointed out issues such as the control of the timing of fire extinguisher operation and differences in escape speed. At the same time, suggestions are solicited from all staff, ranging from optimizing the drill process to improving the layout of firefighting facilities, striving to make each drill an opportunity for the iterative upgrade of safety management.
This fire drill training is a vivid practice of Sining's emphasis on safety and its commitment to safeguarding it. It enables employees to shift from "passive knowledge" to "active mastery," transforming fire safety knowledge into tangible emergency response capabilities. In the future, Sining will continue to deepen its safety training system, weaving a more rigorous safety protection net through regular drills and diversified education, making safety the most solid foundation for the high-quality development of the enterprise, safeguarding every step forward, and protecting every bit of beauty.