Building a Solid Safety Net: A Record of the Fire Emergency Drill at Shijiazhuang Jinghuang Technology Co., Ltd.
Release time:
2025-05-23
On May 23, 2025, Shijiazhuang Jinghuang Technology Co., Ltd. conducted a practical fire emergency drill. As a company focusing on high-tech research and development, Jinghuang Technology has always regarded safety production as the cornerstone of its development. This drill, based on the principle of "prevention first, combining prevention and fire fighting", aims to test the scientific nature of the company's emergency response mechanism by simulating real fire scenes, enhance the fire safety awareness and emergency handling capabilities of all employees, and build a solid safety barrier for the company's high-quality development.
On May 23, 2025, Shijiazhuang Jinghuang Technology Co., Ltd. conducted a practical fire emergency drill. As a company focusing on high-tech research and development, Jinghuang Technology has always regarded safety production as the cornerstone of its development. This drill, based on the principle of "prevention first, combining prevention and fire fighting," aimed to simulate real fire scenarios to test the scientific nature of the company's emergency response mechanism, enhance the fire safety awareness and emergency handling capabilities of all employees, and build a solid safety barrier for the company's high-quality development.
Currently, with the increasing complexity of the production and operation activities of technology companies, risks and hidden dangers such as electrical fires and chemical leaks are becoming increasingly prominent. Data shows that in fire accidents in China's high-tech enterprises, electrical faults account for 62%, and the speed of fire spread is more than 30% faster than that of traditional buildings. Jinghuang Technology's drill is a positive response to the industry's safety pain points, shifting fire safety from "passive response" to "proactive prevention" through the method of "learning through practice and improving prevention through practice".
A relevant person in charge of Jinghuang Technology stated: "Fire drills are not only a test of emergency plans, but also a "practical party lesson" on safety awareness for all employees. We hope that by simulating real scenarios, employees can deeply understand the meaning of 'hidden dangers are more dangerous than open flames, and prevention is better than disaster relief,' and integrate safety concepts into every aspect of their daily work.
Afternoon 14 o'clock, the drill officially began. The simulated scenario was that the company's aging electrical wiring caused a short circuit, igniting nearby combustibles, and quickly producing thick smoke and open flames. Work personnel immediately discovered the abnormality, immediately triggered the manual alarm device, and reported the location, scale, and development trend of the fire to the property emergency command center. With the alarm sounding, the heads of various departments quickly arrived at their designated posts and guided employees to evacuate in an orderly manner according to the "low posture, cover mouth and nose, keep to the right, and don't push" standard movements. A fire equipment practical training area was set up at the drill site, where fire specialists provided hands-on guidance to employees on the use of dry powder fire extinguishers, fire hoses, and other equipment. Slogans such as "lift, hold, press," and "one shake, two connections, twist to the bottom" were combined with on-site demonstrations, allowing employees to master the correct operating procedures in practice.
With China's "14th Five-Year Plan" continuously deepening its requirements for safety production, Jinghuang Technology's exploration provides a valuable reference for enterprises. Only by integrating safety awareness into the company's blood and transforming emergency capabilities into development momentum can we steadily advance on the journey of high-quality development and truly achieve the vision of "technology for good, safety first".
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