In order to actively respond to the company's and Fuqing Nuclear Power's overall deployment of 4.6 safety production day activities, verify the effectiveness and applicability of emergency plans for hazardous chemicals and industrial safety accidents, and at the same time test the emergency disposal capabilities of emergency personnel for hazardous chemicals, and emergency personnel. The situation and the rationality of taking emergency measures to improve the emergency level, Fuqing Nuclear Power Storage Project Department actively responded and carefully organized emergency drills for dangerous chemicals and industrial safety incidents.
At 14:00 on April 21, 2016, the emergency drill was started.
Two hazardous chemical warehouse management personnel in the storage project department carried out chemical rectification in the AX1 warehouse. They accidentally fell when handling the sodium hydroxide bucket, and the sodium hydroxide liquid was dumped and splashed to the left. Calf fracture.
On-site personnel immediately started self-rescue, at the same time dialed a medical rescue phone and reported it to the person in charge of the plant area. After receiving the call, the person in charge of the Commercial Contract Division and the person in charge of the Safety and Quality Division immediately rushed to the site for investigation and started the emergency plan for leakage of hazardous chemicals and the emergency plan for industrial safety accidents after the assessment. Then each emergency team entered the scene to carry out rescue work.
The drill ends at 14:31. Participating leaders and evaluation team fully affirmed the exercise and praised the highly responsible and serious attitude of emergency personnel. During the exercise, the emergency response interface was clear, the emergency response personnel were well-organized, the incident report was clearly described, the security personnel and medical staff responded quickly, and the overall process was smooth. At the same time, the deficiencies in the exercise were pointed out. Finally, we ask everyone to firmly establish the concept of "safety first, prevention first, comprehensive management", and truly integrate safety work into our thinking and behavior.
