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Fortifying the Safety Defense: Beijing Boxing Engineering & Technology Co., Ltd. conducts All-Staff Safety Production Training

       Safety is the lifeline of corporate development. To further reinforce safety awareness among all employees and enhance emergency response capabilities, Beijing Boxing Engineering & Technology Co., Ltd.,organized a comprehensive safety production training session on March 3. The training encompassed four core modules: safety production laws and regulations, fire safety knowledge (extinguisher usage, fire classification, and evacuation), electrical safety (distribution cabinet operating standards and hazard inspection), and basic first aid. Combining theoretical instruction, practical drills, and on-site assessments, the program ensured safety knowledge was deeply understood and emergency skills were mastered by every participant.

   Theoretical Foundation: Dual Enhancement of Safety Regulations & Awareness

      At the beginning of the session, the safety instructor tailored the presentation to the company’s core business operations—sales and technical support of waterjet parts and components. The instructor systematically explained clauses regarding corporate and employee safety responsibilities under the Work Safety Law and the Fire Protection Law. By analyzing typical accident cases in warehousing, logistics, and office environments from recent years, the instructor comprehensively evaluated three primary sources of hazards: unsafe human behavior, unsafe conditions of objects, and unsafe environmental factors, guiding employees to adopt a risk awareness mindset where "a hazard is treated as an accident."

     The instructor emphasized: "Safety is not a restriction, but the greatest responsibility we owe to ourselves, our families, and the company. Every standardized operation adds a layer of protection for our collective well-being."

   Fire Safety: Theory + Practical Drills for Complete Competency

(一)Fire Classifications & Extinguisher Selection

       During the fire safety segment, the instructor outlined the five major fire classifications: Class A (ordinary combustibles), Class B (flammable liquids), Class C (flammable gases), Class D (combustible metals), and Class E (electrical equipment). Tailored to the company’s office and warehouse environments, the instructor detailed the applicable scenarios for various fire extinguishers;

  • Dry Powder Extinguishers:Suitable for Class A, B, and C fires as well as electrical equipment fires (e.g., distribution cabinets, computers); serves as the company's primary deployed extinguisher;

  • Carbon Dioxide Extinguishers:Ideal for precision instruments and archive rooms, leaving zero residue and preventing equipment damage upon discharge.;

  • Water-Based Extinguishers:Suitable for Class A fires, offering eco-friendly properties and resistance to re-ignition.

(二)Hands-On Drill: The "Lift, Pull, Aim, Squeeze" Technique

       The instructor demonstrated the proper operation of dry powder fire extinguishers, summarizing the four-step mnemonic technique: "Lift, Pull, Aim, Squeeze" (Lift the extinguisher, Pull the safety pin, Aim the nozzle, Squeeze the handle). Employees then conducted simulated fire extinguishing drills in groups. Facing simulated fire sources, participants remained calm and demonstrated standardized movements, gaining practical experience in extinguishing fires at their early stages. The instructor corrected minor operational errors on-site, such as improper stance or nozzle angling, ensuring everyone became proficient and capable under pressure.

(三)Emergency Evacuation Drill

       Following theoretical instruction, the company simulated an emergency fire scenario to execute an all-hands evacuation drill. As the alarm sounded, employees from all departments covered their nose and mouth, assumed a low bending stance, and evacuated along designated routes to the assembly point in an orderly fashion. The drill was conducted efficiently, with all staff completing the evacuation within the target timeframe. During the post-drill debriefing, the instructor reiterated the "Three Do's and Three Don'ts" of fire evacuation (Do know your environment, Do stay calm, Do evacuate quickly; Don't linger for belongings, Don't use elevators, Don't jump blindly).

   Electrical Safety: The Four-Step Inspection Method for Power Distribution Cabinets

      As a cornerstone of the session, electrical safety instruction centered on power distribution cabinets received significant attention. The instructor led participants to the electrical distribution room, using physical equipment to explain cabinet structure, warning label meanings, routine inspection points, and emergency protocols.

The instructor introduced the traditional four-step inspection methodology for distribution cabinets:

  • Inspect : Observe the exterior for damage, verify meter readings, and check indicator light status.

  • Smell : Check for burning odorous fumes or abnormal smells.

  • Inquire : Consult shift personnel regarding equipment operating history.

  • Measure : Utilize thermal infrared thermometers to inspect contact point temperatures.

        The instructor reiterated a strict protocol: non-certified personnel are strictly prohibited from opening distribution cabinets independently; any anomalies must be immediately reported to certified electricians. This hands-on demonstration reinforced the mandate that "electrical safety leaves no room for oversight."

    First Aid Essentials: Life-Saving Skills for Critical Moments

       To enhance employee capability in responding to sudden medical emergencies, a first aid instruction module was integrated into the program. The instructor demonstrated Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) techniques—specifically the ratio of 30 chest compressions to 2 rescue breaths—and explained the application and execution of the Heimlich Maneuver for foreign-body airway obstructions. Participants conducted compression practice on training mannequins, mastering the fundamental sequence of life-saving maneuvers.

  Summary & Future Outlook

       Upon conclusion of the training, participants expressed that the content was highly practical and directly applicable to daily work scenarios, strengthening safety vigilance while imparting critical emergency self-rescue and assistance skills.

       In closing remarks, the company’s General Manager noted: "Workplace safety is an ongoing commitment with no finish line. Every employee serves as the primary custodian of safety. We encourage everyone to use this training as a catalyst to turn safety knowledge into daily habits and emergency response skills into instinctive reactions."

      Beijing Boxing Engineering & Technology Co., Ltd.consistently prioritizes workforce safety. Moving forward, the company will continue to conduct diverse safety training sessions and emergency drills, driving standardized and regularized safety management to build a robust defense for employees and support sustainable enterprise growth.