[Haichuan Chemical Salary News] Sinopec’s Zhongyuan Oilfield has established the **Puyang Base for Emergency Rescue (Training) of Hazardous Chemicals**

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According to Sinopec News Network (Ma Hongshan, Ji Yunqing), on October 17th, in the training classroom for the 3D desktop simulation system at the Puyang base for emergency response to hazardous chemicals, technicians were working on calibrating the 3D simulation system for coordinated fire-fighting operations. This system utilizes 3D digital technology to conduct accident simulations and provide digital-based training; it is considered one of the best simulation systems in China. 　　**The Hazardous Chemicals Emergency Rescue (Training) Puyang Base is a key project at the ** level, led by the State Administration of Work Safety and constructed by Sinopec Zhongyuan Oilfield. It is also one of the two ** level training bases that have been built in China. Aiming to build a world-class training facility and cultivate outstanding emergency response professionals, this base strives to become a **-level training center and exchange platform that integrates skill training, assessment, drills, and competitions. 　　The first phase of construction at this base officially began on September 15, 2017, while the second phase started on March 10, 2018. Both phases were completed on August 30. It is all completed now. Since the start of construction, Sinopec Zhongyuan Petroleum Design Co., Ltd., which is responsible for the overall EIP project, has worked closely with all participating units to pay close attention to the construction details, thereby building high-quality facilities such as a training facility for dealing with accidents in refining and chemical processing units, testing equipment for assessing the performance of systems used in dealing with tank fires, a training area for handling accidents involving pressure tanks, a training area for emergency response to incidents involving hydrocarbons with high sulfur content, a training facility for dealing with accidents involving hazardous chemicals in containers, a training facility for dealing with electrical fire incidents, a simulation area for working in confined spaces, a training facility for handling accidents involving process pipelines, and a laboratory for studying fire and explosion scenarios. 　　Once completed, the base will serve as an important facility for the technical and tactical training of emergency response personnel for hazardous chemicals across the country, as well as for practical drills, competitions, and the hosting of international competitions in hazardous chemicals emergency response techniques. To **train professionals in emergency response to hazardous chemicals, and enhance** the safety safeguards and emergency response capabilities for such chemicals.