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On May 27, 2025, Zhejiang Dingke held a fire emergency drill at Chint IoT Incubation Sensor Park, involving many employees from various departments. The event aimed to strengthen workplace safety through a combination of theory and practice.
Display of fire-fighting equipment
The drill started with a safety briefing by professional firefighters, covering fire prevention, evacuation procedures, and equipment use. This was followed by a full - scale evacuation drill, where employees reached assembly points within three minutes, showcasing their emergency response skills.
Display of fire hydrants
After evacuation, firefighters demonstrated the proper use of fire extinguishers and hydrants, and employees practiced on simulated fires, boosting their confidence in handling real - life emergencies.
Fire extinguisher practice
The drill ended with a debriefing session to identify areas for improvement. Zhejiang Dingke reaffirmed its commitment to regular safety drills, highlighting its dedication to a secure workplace and business protection.
Tips
Fire is merciless, prevention comes first
Don't let luck become a hidden danger Regularly check the electrical lines and gas valves at home, and close the gas valve immediately.
Don't let debris block the life channel: Do not pile up flable materials in corridors and balconies, and do not charge electric vehicles indoors.
Escape has rules, the key is "fast"
Cover your mouth and nose and crouch down: Fold a wet towel into 3 folds with 8 layers, and escape along the wall in arouched position.
Direction is more important than speed: Get familiar with the escape route in advance, do not take the elevator, and do not go back.
Inguish small fires quickly, escape from large ones: Use a fire extinguisher for initial fires, and evacuate immediately and call the police (119) if the gets out of control!
Skills at hand, calm in danger
Remember the “PASS” technique: Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the handle, and Sweep from side to side.
Only use fire extinguishers if it's safe to do so; if in doubt, evacuate immediately.
From today, pay attention to fire details, learn emergency skills, make safety a habit, and let life leave no regrets
