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2016 Firefighting Competition


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2016-12-14

To further enhance employees’ awareness of fire safety, improve their ability to respond to fire emergencies, and equip them with the skills needed to handle sudden fires, the company held a fire-safety skills competition on the afternoon of December 2. A total of 15 teams took part in the event: eleven teams from Workshop One, two teams from Workshop Two, one team from the Office, and a combined team from the Quality Assurance Department and the Power Equipment Department. The competition consisted of a 3-person relay race, in which each team had to extinguish a fire in an oil pan using a 4-kg dry-powder fire extinguisher over a distance of 20 meters; the team that completed the task in the shortest time was declared the winner. With the official start of the fire-safety skills competition, all participating team members were highly enthusiastic, and during the event…

  
 
  
 
  
 
 
  To further enhance employees’ fire safety awareness, improve their ability to respond to fire emergencies, and strengthen their capacity to handle unexpected fires, the company held a fire-fighting skills competition on the afternoon of December 2. A total of 15 teams participated in the event: 11 from Workshop One, 2 from Workshop Two, 1 from the Office, and 1 joint team comprising the Quality Assurance Department and the Power Equipment Department. The competition consisted of a 3-person relay race, in which each team used a 20-meter-long hose to extinguish a fire in an oil pan with a 4-kg dry powder fire extinguisher; the team that completed the task in the shortest time was declared the winner.
  The fire-fighting skills competition has officially begun, with all participating team members brimming with enthusiasm. Throughout the event, they remained calm and composed, worked in close coordination, and skillfully operated fire-fighting equipment to meticulously execute every required maneuver.
  After intense and spirited competition among all participating teams, the team from Workshop No. 2, Group 1—comprising Yu Xiaobin, Huang Jin, and Fan Xiao—emerged as the champion in the men’s category, while the team from Workshop No. 1, Group 2—consisting of Liu Jianmei, Zhou Ying, and Shen Haiqin—claimed first place in the women’s category. This fire-safety skills competition enabled participants to enhance their fire-prevention and firefighting capabilities, strengthen their awareness of fire safety, and actively foster a culture of fire safety throughout the company.

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