On July 10, an alarm suddenly sounded in the dispatch building of State Grid Chongqing Changshou Power Supply Company, marking the commencement of a high-rise building fire evacuation emergency drill simulating real-world scenarios.
The drill simulated a fire outbreak in the communication equipment room on the third floor of Building 1, immediately triggering the smoke detection alarm system and activating a full-building emergency response. From fire confirmation and initial containment to comprehensive evacuation, high-altitude rescue operations, and external firefighting efforts, the entire exercise was completed within just 20 minutes, demonstrating effective "rapid response and efficient coordination."
A highlight of this exercise was Changshou District's first deployment of an aerial ladder truck and a high-pressure water tower truck in joint operations for firefighting and rescue at high-rise buildings, establishing an integrated response model of "high-altitude rescue combined with external fire suppression."
Firefighters used a high-pressure water tower truck to extinguish the simulated fire
Photo by Qin Hairong
Exercise site
Photo by Kuang Min
It is understood that, serving as the "most critical control center" for grid operations, the dispatch building of State Grid Chongqing Changshou Power Supply Company bears the vital responsibility for managing the power grid in southeastern Chongqing. Its safety management standards directly impact reliable electricity supply for countless households and the stable development of the regional economy and society. This drill aimed to enhance staff's capabilities in initial fire response, emergency evacuation, rescue operations, and the practical operation of building fire protection systems, thereby strengthening the safety safeguards for power dispatch operations.
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