Strengthening the Safety Defense Line | SINOROCK Conducts a Fire Emergency Drill During Safety Production Month

Release time：2026-06-18

This drill involved all employees of the Enterprise Intelligent Innovation Center and all members of the Safety Production Management Committee, thereby maximizing the reach of safety awareness‑raising efforts. The entire event was tightly scheduled and clearly structured, with three major phases carried out in an orderly manner.

To ensure the effective implementation of all initiatives under “Safety Production Month,” further strengthen the company’s fire safety management foundation, and comprehensively enhance employees’ fire safety awareness and practical emergency response capabilities, Wuhan Sinorock Technology Co., Ltd. conducted a fire‑emergency drill at Donghu Net Valley on the afternoon of June 17. The exercise was coordinated with the park’s property management team’s unified deployment for Safety Production Month, emphasizing training‑driven practice and practice‑based prevention to truly put fire safety measures into action.

I. Specialized Fire Safety Training: Strengthening the Theoretical Foundations of Safety

14:30–15:00: The fire safety training officially begins. The course covers key topics such as common fire hazards in office and production areas, essential techniques for extinguishing incipient fires, and basic knowledge of firefighting equipment. Drawing on real‑world cases from the company’s operations, it highlights the severe risks posed by fire safety deficiencies and addresses common, often overlooked unsafe practices—such as improper electrical use and the accumulation of clutter—while reinforcing the principle that “prevention is better than cure.”

II. Real-World, Hands-On Drills to Strengthen Critical Emergency Response Skills

15:00–15:30: The hands-on drill begins. Following the activation of the simulated fire alarm, all personnel strictly adhered to evacuation protocols—bending low with noses covered and swiftly evacuating along designated safety routes to the assigned assembly point. After completing the headcount, staff demonstrated the proper donning of fire‑escape masks and conducted a practical exercise on operating fire hoses, providing one‑on‑one guidance to trainees so they could practice firsthand. This ensured that every participant mastered the use of the equipment and remained calm and composed in the event of an actual fire.

III. Reward-Based Interactive Hazard Identification: Empowering All Employees to Strengthen Oversight

At the conclusion of the event, a prize‑winning interactive segment titled “I’ll Spot the Hidden Hazards” was held. Staff members displayed photographs of typical fire safety hazards in office areas and workshops, and employees eagerly raised their hands to identify risk factors and propose corrective measures. This engaging, gamified activity encouraged all participants to take an active role in identifying potential hazards, fostering a culture of proactive self‑inspection and self‑correction in daily work and helping to mitigate fire risks at their source.

This drill is an important initiative by SINROCK to implement the requirements of “Safety Production Month” and to coordinate with the park’s property management in carrying out a special campaign on fire safety. By adopting an integrated approach—combining theoretical instruction, real‑world drills, and engaging interactive activities—it effectively addresses employees’ shortcomings in practical fire‑safety skills and fosters a safety‑management culture characterized by “full participation and shared responsibility.”

Going forward, SINOROCK will continue to conduct regular fire safety awareness campaigns, emergency response drills, and hazard inspections; dynamically refine its emergency response plans; firmly enforce the safety production responsibilities of all departments; and steadily strengthen the company’s safety‑production safeguards, thereby ensuring the stable and orderly operation of the enterprise.