To further advance social and corporate fire‑safety development, strengthen the volunteer fire brigade of enterprises, improve their rapid‑response capability for putting out initial‑stage fires, and enhance employees’ four key fire‑safety capabilities, the Luocun Social Administration Office of Shishan Town organized the 7th Corporate Staff Fire‑Safety Games and the 3rd Mini‑Fire‑Station Skills Contest.
Luocun has always attached great importance to fire safety. Holding the fire‑safety games is not only to implement higher‑level work requirements, but also serves as a vivid practical drill. Taking this event as an opportunity, the Luocun Administration Office will further promote fire‑safety education, raise corporate fire‑safety management standards, and improve employees’ self‑rescue capabilities.
A total of 20 communities under Luocun Administration Office took part in the contest. Two competition events were set up: fire‑hose connection with full gear, and 30‑meter ABC dry‑powder fire‑extinguishing for oil‑barrel fires. Prizes included individual event awards and team awards.
At the competition site, all participants competed on behalf of their companies and corporate honor. Full of fighting spirit, they strove for excellence, demonstrating fine sportsmanship and solid professional skills, and won warm applause from participating enterprises.
Champion of Fire‑hose Connection Event
Chen Haowen from our Technology Department stood out from all rivals and won the championship in the fire‑hose connection with full‑gear competition.
Chen Liang from the Human Resources Center took third place in the 30‑meter ABC dry‑powder oil‑barrel fire‑extinguishing event. Meanwhile, our team achieved a historic breakthrough and was awarded the runner‑up title in the overall team ranking.
Such outstanding results would not have been achieved without the players’ hard work. As team leader, Chen Liang shared in an on‑site reporter interview that Kangrong team members devoted their spare time to intensive training. Driven by the company‑wide emphasis on fire safety, the participants maintained high enthusiasm for the contest. The remarkable results fully prove that rewards are proportional to efforts.
After fierce competition among enterprises, this fire‑safety games came to a successful conclusion, achieving its goals of popularizing fire‑safety knowledge, raising safety awareness and improving practical fire‑fighting skills.
