Everyone emphasizes safety, and everyone can handle emergencies. The 2025 annual fire safety trainin

On November 3rd, the 2025 fire safety training of Jixiangxing Group was successfully carried out. The activity was based on..."Everyone talks about safety, and everyone knows how to respond to emergencies."The core theme is...This training focused on the core points of emergency handling for lithium-ion batteries. Through a combination of theoretical explanations and fire extinguishing drills, it aimed to enhance the fire safety awareness of all employees, help them fully grasp the safety knowledge of lithium battery storage and use, learn how to identify and rectify fire hazards, and establish the concept of "safety first, prevention foremost".The group's senior management team participated throughout the event, and Plant Manager Lu of the Production Center presided over the opening ceremony and delivered a speech.

In his opening remarks, Director Lu emphasized: "As the group's production scale expands, the application of lithium-ion batteries in the production process is becoming increasingly widespread, and fire risk prevention and control has become a top priority for safe production."This training specifically focused on emergency response to lithium batteries, aiming to ensure that every employee masters key safety skills and strengthens the safety defense line for production.He pointed out the prominent risk characteristics of lithium battery fires by combining relevant accident cases in the industry, and required all employees to devote themselves to the training with a highly responsible attitude and to truly learn and understand the safety knowledge.

During the theoretical explanation session, the group's internal fire safety trainers, combining the company's safety management standards with practical experience, systematically analyzed the emergency response procedures for lithium battery fires. These trainers have many years of experience in the group's safety management work and are familiar with the lithium battery usage scenarios in the production workshop, making their explanations more relevant to employees' daily work. They focused on introducing the core risk phenomenon of "thermal runaway," detailing its typical warning signals in the company's production environment, and clarifying them in conjunction with job operation procedures."Alarm - Evacuation - Fire Control - Cooling"The four-step response method. Regarding key points of fire extinguishing, the trainer emphasized the "three prohibitions" principle applicable to the company's scenario, and demonstrated the use of commonly used tools such as dry powder fire extinguishers and emergency sandboxes. Employees were given on-site guidance to practice using emergency protective equipment, ensuring everyone truly mastered protective skills tailored to their work needs. In addition, the trainer explained common types of fire hazards in the company, using past hazard rectification cases to teach everyone how to identify safety hazards at their workstations, further strengthening proactive prevention awareness.

The practical drill simulated a fire at a lithium battery-related workstation in the production workshop. On-site employees responded swiftly, following procedures to trigger the alarm, evacuate safely, and report the situation. Members of the mini fire station quickly deployed to control the fire and implement subsequent protective measures according to standardized procedures; the entire process was efficient and orderly. A fire safety trainer observed the entire exercise, affirming the employees' emergency response and handling capabilities while also pointing out areas for improvement.

After the drill, Factory Director Lu delivered a concluding speech. He emphasized that safety is the prerequisite for development, and this training has instilled the concept of "scientific emergency response" in everyone's minds. He was pleased with the professional competence demonstrated by everyone in both theoretical learning and practical drills. Factory Director Lu requested that...Emergency response procedures and safety knowledge for lithium batteries should be incorporated into job operating procedures, and regular retraining and spot checks should be conducted to ensure that "everyone understands the principles and can operate the equipment." At the same time, it should be clear that core members must take the lead in implementing safety responsibilities, and promote the transformation of safety training from "passive participation" to "active practice."

This training, through a deep integration of theory and practice, enabled employees to fully grasp lithium battery safety knowledge and emergency response skills, further improving the group's emergency response system. Participating employees expressed that the training content was practical and highly targeted, providing valuable insights for their daily work. They pledged to apply what they learned to their future work, working together to safeguard the company's safety.