Fire drill **plan

1. Basis for preparation 2. Classification of accidents 3. Emergency reporting 3.1 Reporting procedures 3.2 Content of reports 4. Emergency preparedness – Tasks to be carried out by various functional units (departments) 5. Emergency response 5.1 Reporting emergencies 5.2 Emergency actions 5.3 Implementation of plans 6. Termination of the emergency – A summary of the drill at the end. The details should be clearly described: 1. Units, departments, and personnel involved in the drill, as well as the location where it took place 2. Start and end times 3. Items and content of the drill 4. Environmental conditions during the drill 5. Equipment and materials used in the drill 6. Results of the drill 7. Suggestions for continuous improvement 8. Written, audio, and video records of the drill process

6 Main Contents of the Special Emergency Plan 　　6.1 Analysis of Accident Types and Severity Levels 　　Based on the assessment of hazard sources, it is determined what types of accidents may occur, in which seasons they might happen, and their severity levels. 　　6.2 Basic Principles for Emergency Response 　　Clarify the basic principles that should be followed in dealing with work safety accidents. 　　6.3 Organizational Structure and Responsibilities 6.3.1 Emergency Organization Structure Define the form of the emergency organization, the units or individuals that make up it, and represent this in the form of a structure diagram whenever possible. 　　6.3.2 Command Structure and Responsibilities 　　Depending on the type of accident, it is necessary to define the roles of the chief commander, deputy commanders of the emergency rescue command structure, as well as the specific responsibilities of each member unit or individual. The emergency rescue command agency can establish corresponding emergency rescue task teams, specifying the tasks of each team and the responsibilities of their key leaders. 　　6.4 Prevention and Early Warning 　6.4.1 Hazard Source Monitoring 　Clarify the methods and approaches used by the organization for monitoring hazard sources, as well as the preventive measures taken. 　　6.4.2 Early Warning Actions 　　Specify the conditions, methods, and procedures for issuing warnings regarding specific accidents, as well as the procedures for disseminating relevant information. 　　6.5 Information Reporting Procedures Mainly include: a) Determining the alarm system and procedures ； 　　b) Determine the on-site alarm method, such as telephone, alarm device, etc ； 　　c) Determine the communication and contact methods with relevant departments on a 24-hour basis ； 　　d) Specify the mutually recognized forms and contents of notifications and alarms ； 　　e) Specify the methods by which emergency response personnel can seek external assistance. 　　6.6 Emergency Response 　　6.6.1 Response Levels 　　Accidents are classified into different levels based on the severity of their hazards, the scope of their impact, and the organization’s ability to control the situation. Define the emergency response levels in accordance with the principle of hierarchical responsibility. 　　6.6.2 Response Procedures 　　Based on the scale of the accident and its development, define the response procedures for emergency command, emergency actions, resource allocation, emergency evacuation, and expansion of emergency responses. 　　6.6.3 Emergency Response Measures Emergency response measures formulated in light of the type of accidents that may occur in this unit, as well as the characteristics and risks associated with such accidents (e.g., emergency response measures for coal mine gas explosions, roof collapses, fires, water inrushes, etc., as well as emergency response measures for fires, explosions, poisoning incidents involving hazardous chemicals). 　　6.7 Emergency Supplies and Equipment Support 　　Specify the quantities of supplies and equipment required for emergency response, as well as matters related to their management, maintenance, and proper use.

It mainly focuses on rescuing the injured, conducting emergency assembly, and practicing the use of fire-fighting equipment.