Shaanxi Pangyuan United Construction Steel Structure Conducts Fire Emergency Drill
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2026-11-09

Today marks the 35th National Fire Safety Day. To continuously strengthen the principal responsibility for fire safety, solidify basic fire‑safety skills across all staff, enhance cross‑unit collaborative emergency response capabilities, and effectively fortify the base’s production safety defenses, Shaanxi Pangyuan organized a specialized fire‑safety training session that day and, in collaboration with JianShe Steel Structure, conducted a joint emergency evacuation and fire‑extinguishing practical drill at the Xinfeng Production Base (Lintong Warehouse).
This event was divided into three phases: an indoor specialized training session with assessments, a joint evacuation drill, and hands-on fire extinguisher practice. In the morning, the company’s Safety and Environmental Protection Department delivered a specialized fire safety lecture to all management personnel. The training focused on three core areas—building a fire prevention system, identifying and using fire-fighting equipment, and emergency escape techniques—and included an in-depth review of typical fire incidents to analyze causes, identify management gaps, and share response strategies. Basic emergency response procedures were also explained to provide a theoretical foundation for the subsequent practical drills. Following the training, participating managers took a fire safety knowledge test to reinforce their understanding of fire safety theory through assessment.
Following the theoretical training and assessment, participants went to the Xinfeng Production Base to carry out a joint fire emergency evacuation drill with Jianshe Steel Structure. The drill simulated a fire caused by aging electrical wiring in the office building and the spread of heavy smoke. When the alarm sounded, the emergency teams from both parties responded promptly and coordinated their actions. Participants remained calm, strictly followed evacuation procedures—covering their noses, keeping low, staying close to walls—and evacuated in an orderly manner along designated routes. The exercise also simulated personnel becoming unconscious from smoke inhalation; the rescue team immediately moved the casualties to a ventilated area and provided emergency care, including checking consciousness and performing CPR. After everyone had assembled at the outdoor muster point, they quickly completed head counts, verification, and reporting. The entire process was orderly, with no crowding or panic.
Following the evacuation drill, a hands-on training session on using dry powder fire extinguishers was immediately conducted. On-site demonstrations explained the key steps—lift, pull, squeeze, and aim—and emphasized critical points such as directing the spray at the base of the flames and maintaining a safe distance. All participants took turns practicing with the extinguishers using live flames; during the exercise, any deviations in technique were corrected, ensuring that everyone effectively mastered initial fire‑fighting skills and could understand the principles, operate the equipment, and respond appropriately.
During the exercise debriefing phase, participants reviewed and summarized the entire joint drill on-site, highlighting key successes while identifying shortcomings in areas such as emergency response, evacuation guidance, and equipment use. They also received instruction on initial fire suppression and self‑rescue and mutual assistance techniques. Following the debriefing, all personnel solemnly signed a fire safety awareness banner and posed for a group photo. This integrated “training and assessment first, then drill, followed by hands‑on practice” initiative effectively validated the feasibility of the emergency plan, addressed knowledge gaps among management and frontline staff, strengthened inter‑unit coordination and collaboration, and reinforced a shared commitment to fire safety. It has thus established a robust safeguard for the safe and stable operation of the base.
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