Prevent Fires, SEI Holds Fire Simulation

Bandung (10/31/2024) – In order to ensure the equalization of knowledge regarding emergency response during fires and work accidents in the office environment, SEI held an In House Training on Occupational Health and Safety (K3) and fire simulations. The activity which took place at the SEI office for 2 days was attended by representatives of SEI employees.

On the first day's agenda, participants were given knowledge about first aid for work accidents guided by Hery Munandar from PMI Bandung City. Participants were trained on how to handle injuries such as broken bones, cardiac arrest, and victim evacuation. Hery emphasized the importance of a deep understanding of quick actions that can save lives in emergency situations.

Not only that, participants were also given basic knowledge about fires starting from types, tools, handling methods and rescue techniques in the event of a fire which were delivered directly by Totoy, Sugiantoro, and the team from the Bandung city fire department.

The fire simulation was the culmination of this activity, which involved the entire company community. The emergency response team swiftly gave a positive response to the incident from the fire simulation, starting from the firefighting team, evacuation team and first aid team. The implementation of this fire simulation is a realization of the training that has been given to be applied in the company environment.

"With this training, we hope that employees have good knowledge and understanding of the risks of accidents at work, especially fires. The contribution of all employees is our success in forming a competent emergency response team in the SEI environment," said Elyana, one of the representatives of the HSE team.

Not only increasing knowledge from the technical side, this activity also instills a sense of responsibility to maintain the safety of yourself and your colleagues. SEI is committed to creating a strong safety culture in the work environment, because….Safety Is SEI Priority!

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