Enhancing Workplace Safety and Fire Awareness: Uchampak Factory Fire Drill

As paper products are highly flammable, fire prevention and safety are paramount in their production and manufacturing. At Uchampak, a paper food packaging manufacturing factory, employee and workplace safety is always our top priority. Recently, our factory conducted a fire drill training session to further strengthen emergency preparedness and ensure that every team member can effectively respond in the event of a fire.

Fire Safety Training to Strengthen Emergency Preparedness

This fire drill included practical training and exercises on correct evacuation procedures in case of fire, proper use of fire extinguishers, and coordinated response in emergency situations. Employees actively participated, gaining practical experience and improving their familiarity with safety procedures.

Regular fire drills are not only an important part of Uchampak's safety culture but also one of the reasons we have obtained international safety and management standard certifications. For example, ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management System) emphasizes risk identification, emergency planning, and employee training. Furthermore, learning and practicing these safety procedures demonstrates our commitment to ensuring a safe and reliable production environment, guaranteeing the quality of our products to meet global food safety standards such as BRC and FSC, and being fully prepared for any unforeseen events!

Integrating Technology and Continuous Training to Ensure Workplace Safety

In addition to the practical fire safety training for employees, this drill also tested our factory's modern safety systems, including intelligent fire alarms and emergency response coordination tools. By combining practical drills with technology, we can ensure a rapid, orderly, and efficient response in emergency situations.

Uchampak is always committed to creating a safe and healthy work environment, and regular fire drills are one way we demonstrate this commitment.