现场教学提升文物消防安全水平

Core Points - The provincial fire rescue team and the provincial cultural relics bureau conducted a fire safety training in Luoyang, focusing on the risks associated with cultural heritage sites and the importance of responsibility and emergency response [1][2] Group 1: Training and Safety Measures - The training included theoretical lectures analyzing fire risks in cultural buildings, emphasizing the "four checks" related to responsibility, disaster factors, evacuation conditions, and emergency response [1] - Participants engaged in practical training at Luoyang Museum and Guanyin Temple, observing the "four checks" process and emergency response simulations [1] - The Guanyin Temple, a key national cultural heritage site, has implemented measures to manage fire risks, including strict supervision of fire sources and electrical management [1] Group 2: Fire Safety Protocols - The museum has established fire safety agreements with external vendors, ensuring clear responsibility and regular checks on fire safety equipment [2] - All fire-related activities are prohibited within the museum, with outdoor cutting or welding required to have proper approvals and monitoring [2] - Participants expressed that the training enhanced their ability to apply knowledge practically, aiming to improve fire safety standards in the cultural relics sector [2]