CTC·CHINA organized comprehensive and dust explosion emergency rescue drills

This emergency drill simulated an emergency situation where packaging bags in the feed production workshop of the company caught fire and personnel were injured. As the alarm sounded, all departments quickly entered a state of emergency. The company immediately activated the emergency response plan, carried out self rescue work, and dialed the 119 fire alarm number. Employees from each department evacuated in an orderly manner according to the predetermined evacuation route to the designated assembly point, and quickly counted the number of people. After confirming that there were no personnel missing, they reported the evacuation situation to the overall commander.

All departments evacuate in an orderly manner

Each department reports the evacuation situation of personnel to the overall commander

The company's fire brigade quickly set up fire extinguishing positions and used water gun positions in conjunction with firefighting equipment to cool and extinguish the spontaneous combustion packaging bags. With the joint efforts of multiple parties, the fire was quickly brought under control.

The drill was carried out in strict accordance with the actual combat standards, comprehensively tested CTC·CHINA's emergency response capability and employees' safety awareness, and achieved the goal of "scientific, safe, orderly and rapid" response to emergency emergencies.

After the drill, Director Song Guohua of CTC·CHINA's Work Safety Department made an in-depth analysis of the drill process, proposed improvement measures for the exposed problems, and further improved the emergency plan for major accidents. Through this drill, not only did it effectively test Cornell China's emergency response and disposal capabilities for sudden incidents, but it also enhanced employees' safety awareness, enabling them to truly master the methods of quickly escaping and self rescue in danger. The entire event achieved the expected results.

Mr. Li Yongyi, the city's commissioner for assisting enterprises, provided guidance and summarized the findings

Mr. Li Yongyi, the city's commissioner for assisting enterprises, provided guidance and summary. Commissioner Li stated that through this drill, Cornell China has demonstrated a very high level of emergency management. From the sound of the alarm to the rapid response of various departments, from orderly evacuation of employees to efficient rescue teams, every link reflects Cornell's strict implementation of emergency plans and well-trained employees. This efficient emergency response mechanism is of great significance in ensuring the safety of employees' lives and reducing property losses.

At the same time, in order to deepen employees' awareness of network security, the local police station of the company assisted enterprise police officers in conducting network security and legal education activities. In response to the current problems of "network rumors" and "illegal fundraising", the common forms of network rumors and illegal fundraising fraud were explained in detail, as well as the legal responsibilities that should be borne for fabricating and spreading rumors and illegal fundraising. How to identify, prevent and report related knowledge of network rumors and illegal fundraising, and call on everyone to go online in a civilized and legal manner to jointly maintain the harmony and stability of the network environment.

At the end of the event, the company conducted training on the use of fire equipment for new employees and conducted on-site fire equipment drills to ensure that each employee can proficiently master basic fire safety skills.

The process of this drill was tense and orderly, with clear division of labor among the participants, unity and cooperation, achieving the expected drill results. Through drills, the safety awareness and practical emergency rescue capabilities of practitioners have been enhanced, effectively improving their on-site emergency command and response capabilities for sudden incidents, laying a solid foundation for efficient and orderly emergency response work in the future.