Suwon Nambu Fire Station Conducts Fire Safety Inspection at Deutsch Autoworld on the 10th
On September 10, the Suwon Nambu Fire Station in Gyeonggi Province visited Deutsch Autoworld, a car showroom in Gwonseon-gu designated as a key facility for fire safety management, to conduct on-site safety guidance.
This inspection was organized to check the current status of fire safety management at key facilities where a fire could potentially result in mass casualties and significant property damage. It also aimed to enhance autonomous safety management capabilities among personnel.
Park Pyeong-jae, Chief of Suwon Southern Fire Station, visited Deutsche Auto World on the 10th and is discussing fire safety and other matters with onsite personnel. Photo by Suwon Southern Fire Station
View original imageOn this day, Park Pyeong-jae, Chief of Suwon Nambu Fire Station, officials from the prevention and safety team, and representatives from Deutsch Autoworld—totaling 11 participants—inspected and provided guidance regarding the electric vehicle charging facilities and fire safety management status, safety management of the showroom, parking lot, and maintenance facilities, as well as initial response systems in the event of a fire.
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Park Pyeong-jae, Chief of Suwon Nambu Fire Station, stated, "Key fire safety management facilities have a high potential for large-scale human and property losses in the event of a fire, making prevention and ongoing safety management extremely important. We will continue to work with relevant personnel to proactively identify risk factors and ensure that safety guidelines are incorporated into daily routines to minimize fire-related damage."
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