To effectively enhance the fire safety awareness of all employees and improve their emergency evacuation and self-rescue capabilities in the event of a fire, Biocompounds Pharmaceutical Inc. organized a fire emergency drill with full employee participation on the afternoon of November 27th.

The drill simulated a sudden fire alarm. Under the guidance of safety supervisors, employees from all departments quickly entered emergency mode, strictly adhering to the escape guidelines of "bending low, keeping a low profile, and covering their mouth and nose," and evacuating quickly and orderly to the designated safe assembly point along the fire safety passages.

Biocompounds Pharmaceutical also conducted a special lecture on fire types and the use of fire extinguishers. The trainer explained in detail the common types of fires, the classification of fire extinguishers and their applicable scenarios, and focused on demonstrating the four-step operation of a dry powder fire extinguisher: "lift, pull, grip, and press." To deeply integrate theory with practice, the drill included a hands-on fire extinguisher practice session. Under the supervision of professionals, employee representatives from various departments and newly hired employees experienced using fire extinguishers to put out fires, effectively mastering the practical skills of using fire extinguishers. The entire drill was meticulously organized and seamlessly integrated, achieving the expected results.

Employees also expressed that through hands-on participation, they gained a deeper understanding of fire safety knowledge and their confidence in responding to sudden fires was greatly enhanced. The drill included a demonstration of the four-step operation of a dry powder fire extinguisher: "lift, pull, grip, and press." To deeply integrate theory with practice, a hands-on fire extinguisher practice session was included. Under the supervision of professionals, employee representatives from various departments and newly hired employees experienced using fire extinguishers to put out fires, effectively mastering the practical skills of using fire-fighting equipment. The entire drill was meticulously organized and seamlessly integrated, achieving the expected results. Employees also expressed that through hands-on participation, they gained a deeper understanding of fire safety knowledge and their confidence in responding to sudden fires was greatly enhanced.