Fire Drill | Better Safe Than Sorry—Preventing Fires Before They Start


Release date:

2020-04-20

On April 18, the 2020 fire drill for the Feed Business Division of Leshou Agricultural and Pastoral Group was conducted at the Letong Feed Plant site.

Navigating through the plant's urgent alarms

Le Shou Group's Feed Division Successfully Conducts 2020 Fire Emergency Evacuation Drill

 

 

 

To further strengthen fire safety publicity and education, promote knowledge on fire prevention and firefighting, and enhance overall fire safety awareness, the 2020 fire drill for the Feed Business Division of Leshou Agricultural & Pastoral Group was held on April 18 at the Letong Feed Plant. Over 100 participants attended, including Li Hehe, General Manager of the Feed Business Division; Wang Tianfeng, Deputy General Manager; all employees from Letong Feed Plant, as well as staff from Leshou Duck Industry’s feed branch and relevant group leaders. The drill meticulously simulated real-life scenarios, divided into four key phases: fire safety education, emergency evacuation, rescue operations in a fire situation, and actual firefighting exercises. The entire fire drill was carefully planned and thoroughly organized to ensure maximum effectiveness.

Ta-da! Now, let the LeShou editor take you straight to the rehearsal scene.

Talking about fire drills

Is that your impression?

Only an emergency evacuation drill comparable to the Spring Festival travel rush

But have you noticed?!

This fire drill had several notable "highlights."

Did you get it?

A powerful armed team, with a meticulously planned rescue operation.

The editor can't help but exclaim

Companies are becoming increasingly secure!

Maybe you're an observer.

Already stunned by the swift and agile rescue operation

Maybe you're involved.

Navigating through the厂区's urgent alarms

Unknowingly awesome

Follow along with Le Shou's editor to take a look.

The highlights of this exercise, shall we say.

 

At 12 noon, the emergency plan was activated, and the fire drill officially began.

Chief Commander Li Hehe delivered a pre-drill briefing and reviewed the drill procedures.

When the alarm sounds, everyone should cover their mouth and nose with damp towels or other smoke-protection items, and safely evacuate under the orderly guidance of security personnel at each exit.

As everyone gradually evacuated to the company’s open area, they resumed the emergency drill focused on rescuing injured employees.

Finally, conduct a fire drill using fire extinguishers and fire hoses.

The successful completion of this fire drill not only strengthened safety awareness, turning abstract theoretical knowledge into practical, hands-on exercises, but also gave everyone a solid understanding of how to respond effectively during a disaster—and, importantly, helped hone essential self-protection and self-rescue skills. After all, the true value of a fire drill lies in prevention and practice: only by preparing in advance and addressing potential risks before they escalate can we remain calm and adaptable when faced with unexpected emergencies. At our company, we’ve always prioritized… Security As our top priority, ensure employees arrive at work happily and return home safely.

 


Friendly reminder from the editor: While on-site simulation exercises differ from real-life situations, it’s crucial not to let your guard down when it comes to fire prevention and safety awareness. Even though this is just an exercise, we must remain vigilant in our daily lives to proactively prevent potential hazards and eliminate safety risks altogether.

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