Fire Safety Training Exercise Held at Uzbekcoal JSC Enterprises
2026-11-04 10:25:00 / News
A special tactical training exercise was conducted at enterprises operating within Uzbekcoal Joint-Stock Company to strengthen fire safety measures and improve emergency preparedness. A total of 11 specialized vehicles and 62 personnel were involved in the exercise.
In accordance with the relevant instruction of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan, preventive activities, roundtable discussions, and practical training sessions are being organized at enterprises and organizations, as well as among the general public, as part of the nationwide Fire Safety Month campaign.
As part of this initiative, a special tactical exercise was held at Uzbekkumir JSC enterprises to strengthen employees' ability to respond appropriately to emergencies, ensure prompt action in the event of a fire, and improve coordination among rescue units.
The exercise brought together responsible personnel from the company's enterprises, specialists from the Angren City Department of the Emergency Situations Directorate, and members of the 2nd Separate Militarized Mine Rescue Platoon.
During the practical exercise, participants responded to a simulated fire emergency inside a building. They practiced identifying the source of the fire, preventing its spread, evacuating people to a safe area, and providing first aid to injured individuals.
Particular attention was also given to emergency notification procedures, the exchange of information between responsible services, and coordination of joint operations involving rescue teams.
The participation of 11 specialized vehicles and 62 personnel provided an opportunity to practice coordinated actions among different emergency response services under simulated operational conditions.
Such training exercises help improve emergency preparedness at mining enterprises, strengthen coordination among employees, and reduce the potential consequences of hazardous incidents.
Compliance with fire safety requirements, regular preventive activities, and the operational readiness of rescue units are essential for maintaining uninterrupted production processes and protecting the lives and health of employees.