Fire Safety for All, Life First - Lab Companion Successfully Completes 2026 Annual Fire Emergency Drill

1. Drill Overview

• Time: 16:40-17:30 on January 17, 2026
• Venue: Factory basketball court
• Participants: All employees of Lab Companion
• Objective: Consolidate the enterprise's safe production defense line, enhance employees' fire safety awareness and emergency response capabilities

2. Pre-Drill Preparation (16:00 onwards)

• The General Department prepared all necessary drill tools in advance.
• Conducted a comprehensive inspection of the integrity of on-site fire-fighting facilities (including fire extinguishers and hydrants).
• Verified the clarity and accuracy of emergency route maps to ensure all emergency resources were in optimal standby condition.

3. Emergency Evacuation Process

• 16:35: Team leaders took positions promptly and notified employees at each workstation to prepare for emergency assembly, ensuring no information omission or delay.
• 16:37: The fire alarm was activated on time, and the entire factory entered an "emergency state".
• Guided by team leaders, employees evacuated along fire escape routes (bending down, covering mouths and noses) to the assembly point.
• All employees completed safe assembly within 3 minutes; the General Department supervisor conducted a head count to confirm no one was left behind.

4. Core Training & Practical Operations

• Explained key fire prevention points and initial fire-fighting skills combined with typical cases.
• Demonstrated the four-step fire extinguisher operation ("lift, pull, hold, squeeze") and rapid fire hose connection techniques.
• Organized random employees to practice oil pan fire extinguishing, achieving "integration of teaching and practice, everyone passing the test".
• Targeted the company's production characteristics to demonstrate the chemical leakage emergency response process (covering risk identification, protective measures, leak control, and post-disposal).

5. Drill Achievements

• The drill was well-organized, with standardized processes and substantial content.
• Effectively tested the practicality and operability of the company's fire emergency plan.
• Polished the collaborative linkage mechanism between departments.
• Enhanced employees' fire-fighting skills and safety awareness in a realistic scenario.
• Fulfilled the expected goals of "testing the plan, polishing the mechanism, training the team, and popularizing science and education".

6. Follow-Up Plans

• Take this drill as an important starting point to deepen safe production management.
• Promote the construction of a dual prevention mechanism for risk classification control and hidden danger investigation.
• Integrate fire safety work into daily operations.
• Conduct regular emergency drills and strengthen safety knowledge publicity and education.
• Continuously improve the enterprise's emergency management level to safeguard high-quality development.