Suwon Southern Fire Station Conducts Fire Safety Inspections in Industrial Complexes and Factory-Dense Areas

The Suwon Southern Fire Station in Gyeonggi Province conducted fire safety inspections on industrial complexes and regions with a high concentration of small factories within its jurisdiction on the 27th.

The Suwon Southern Fire Station explained that on-site inspections were carried out at the Gosaek Industrial Complex and the small-factory cluster in Ipbook-dong to establish a prompt response system in the event of disasters such as fire, and to strengthen safety management.

The primary inspection items included the maintenance and management status of firefighting facilities within the factories, the presence of combustible materials and potential fire hazards, the availability of access and operating space for fire trucks, and the preparedness of relevant personnel for initial response.

Park Pyeongjae, Chief of Suwon Nambu Fire Station, and others visited tenant companies in the Suwon Industrial Complex on the 27th to conduct fire and disaster safety inspections. Provided by Suwon Nambu Fire Station

Given that industrial complexes are particularly vulnerable to large-scale damage in the event of a fire, special emphasis was placed on securing unobstructed access routes for fire trucks, encouraging independent safety checks by site personnel, and the ongoing improvement of fire risk factors.

Park Pyeongjae, Chief of Suwon Southern Fire Station, stated, "Because a small act of negligence in industrial complexes and factory-dense areas can lead to a major fire, we will work to proactively eliminate risk factors at these sites, strengthen autonomous safety management based on close cooperation with stakeholders, and create a safe industrial environment where citizens can feel secure."

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