To further enhance the safety awareness of all employees and effectively improve the company's emergency response and self-rescue and mutual rescue capabilities in case of fires, accidental injuries and other emergencies, creating a strong atmosphere where "everyone talks about safety and everyone knows how to respond in emergencies", on September 18, 2025, the company successfully organized and carried out the annual comprehensive fire and first aid emergency drill. This drill was solid in content and focused on practical application. It also specially invited professional teachers from the trade union to provide on-site guidance on first aid skills, achieving remarkable results.

At 8:40 a.m., the sharp sound of the fire alarm rang out, marking the start of the fire emergency drill. All employees responded promptly. Under the guidance of the responsible persons in each area, they covered their mouths and noses with wet towels and evacuated in an orderly and tense manner along the pre-determined evacuation routes. The entire process was busy but not chaotic, achieving a safe, rapid and orderly evacuation. At the open space outside the No. 2 door of the machining workshop, the person in charge of safety management gave on-site explanations and demonstrations on the correct use of fire extinguishers to everyone, emphasizing the key points of initial fire suppression.

The subsequent practical first-aid drill was another key highlight of the event. A specially invited professional instructor provided employees with vivid and professional first-aid skills training. The training content was closely aligned with daily life and practical production scenarios, covering critical first-aid techniques such as bleeding control and bandaging, handling airway obstructions, recognition of cardiac arrest, and hands-on CPR practice. Through step-by-step demonstrations, breakdowns of key points, and personalized guidance, the instructor ensured every participating employee could understand, learn, and confidently apply these skills. The employees showed great enthusiasm for learning, actively engaging in simulated practice sessions. Through hands-on experience, they genuinely mastered effective methods to assist others and protect themselves.


Safety can be practiced, but life cannot be rehearsed. This comprehensive drill not only tested the feasibility and effectiveness of the company's emergency response plan, but also, through the combined approach of "theory and practice", significantly enhanced employees' risk prevention awareness and their ability to handle emergencies effectively.