Comprehensive Emergency Response Drill Enhances Safety in Chaoyang Economic and Technological Development Zone

Recently, the Chaoyang Economic and Technological Development Zone conducted a comprehensive emergency response drill for production safety accidents in the chemical production enterprise cluster of the Jinda Molybdenum and Titanium Industrial Park. The drill aimed to enhance the emergency response capabilities for hazardous chemical accidents, test the scientific and practical nature of the park's emergency response plan, and strengthen the coordination and operational capabilities of various departments. The drill simulated a sudden leak in a sulfur dioxide storage tank, which poisoned an on-site inspector, and the Economic Development Zone Emergency Command Center initiated a park-level hazardous chemical accident response.

Key Takeaways:

• The drill tested the "enterprise-park" two-level emergency linkage mechanism, adhering to the seven core principles of hazardous chemical accident management: safety protection, isolation and evacuation, monitoring and reconnaissance, medical care, on-site control, prevention of secondary hazards, and decontamination.
• The drill demonstrated the standardization and professionalism of actual combat, with operations such as evacuation, environmental monitoring, medical first aid, leak control, and pollutant recovery carried out in an orderly manner.
• The drill showcased the Chaoyang Economic and Technological Development Zone's efficient emergency command system and professional handling capabilities in the face of sudden hazardous chemical leaks.
• The drill provided an immersive and intuitive demonstration of the enormous harm of production safety accidents and the importance of standardized emergency response.
• The drill highlighted the need for all enterprises in the park to deeply learn from the lessons of the accident, apply them to other situations, further strengthen their primary responsibility for production safety, and continuously increase safety investment.

Statistics:

• 2025 comprehensive emergency response drill was conducted for production safety accidents in the chemical production enterprise cluster of the Jinda Molybdenum and Titanium Industrial Park.
• The drill simulated a sudden leak in a sulfur dioxide storage tank, which poisoned an on-site inspector.
• 7 core principles of hazardous chemical accident management were strictly adhered to during the drill: safety protection, isolation and evacuation, monitoring and reconnaissance, medical care, on-site control, prevention of secondary hazards, and decontamination.
• 100% of operations such as evacuation, environmental monitoring, medical first aid, leak control, and pollutant recovery were carried out in an orderly manner during the drill.
• The drill lasted for 4 hours and involved 50 staff members from various departments.

Sources:

• https://www.lnst.gov.cn/html/CYSTQ/202509/0175673478226770.html
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