Coal mine production safety accident emergency drill

Coal mine fire emergency drill

In order to improve the ability of mine rescue workers to respond to emergencies such as mine fires, ensure that disaster relief work is performed quickly and orderly, maximize the safety of miners, and reduce property damage from mine accidents. On the morning of June 18th, The Yongchun County Coal Mine Administration carried out a coal mine production safety accident (fire) on-site emergency rescue drill in the No. 2 pit of the Piteng coal mine.

The drill was a fire accident igniting the surrounding support materials due to a short circuit of the transmission line, and two operators were trapped as drills. After receiving the fire report, Quanzhou Mine Rescue Co., Ltd. Quanzhou Mine Rescue Squad immediately organized the team members to go to the mine for rescue. The Yongchun County Coal Administration Bureau quickly set up an on-site emergency rescue headquarters, and set up an integrated group, on-site rescue team, and logistical support. Group, safety and security group, health and medical group, aftercare team and accident investigation team and other seven working groups, each team performs their duties and participates in underground drills and ground rescue drills. Personnel operations are equipped with personal protective equipment in strict accordance with the requirements of the drill program. .

At the drill site, all member units of the emergency command team responded quickly and fully. The entire drill process was organized, tight, orderly and commanding. During the two hours of this exercise, from the incoming police to the scene to investigate, to extinguish the fire, to rescue the trapped people on the spot, to check the hidden fire, to detect harmful gases and to clean up the fire on site, the whole process is closely coordinated and urgent by the entire combat personnel. Rescue and emergency response drills have achieved the desired results.

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