#Emergency drills
Emergency Drills transitioning from sleepy paper plans to violent spontaneous blitzkriegs. Uses smoke grenades, gory makeup on decoys, and real city squads storming offshore rig platforms like thunder.
Taking First Aid Training to the Next Level
How can industrial emergency responders prepare for real-world incidents? We examine the practical use of realistic trauma and wound simulators (180 cm tall, 80 kg): from controlling external bleeding under Order No. 220n to treating burns, fractures, and chest wounds, and evacuating casualties at temperatures down to -20 °C.
Lessons from OTEKO and Leningrad NPP: Business Continuity and Motivation in Safety Culture
Aleksandr Kuzin (OTEKO) will explain how to identify critical processes, write a continuity plan and test it through exercises before an incident occurs. Dmitriy Stepanyuk (Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant) will discuss how staff motivation supports safety culture and where its limits lie.
UAVs Over Facilities: Protecting People and Assets
The threat of UAV strikes on industrial sites demands new safety approaches. Learn how to organize an effective response in the first 30 minutes: from declaring shelter to operating without communications. Real-world emergency preparedness experience.
Emergency Drills as a Tool for Building a Safety Culture in an Organization
Implementation of six unconventional emergency drill formats (changing locations, role-playing with victims, quests, joint exercises with rescuers, unexpected timing, and combining with master classes). The practice aims to develop conscious personnel actions in abnormal situations and move away from a formal approach to evacuation.
Management Participation in Emergency Drills: The Key to Enterprise Safety and Resilience
Regular emergency drills at facilities often become a mere formality due to scenarios detached from reality and a lack of post-drill error analysis. The article examines key factors that reduce the effectiveness of the training process and explains how the personal involvement of managers in the preparation and analysis of drills helps identify bottlenecks. Management engagement increases staff accountability and allows for the formation of a comprehensive safety culture to prevent real emergenc...
How to Avoid a Fatal Error in a Critical Situation and What Does Practice Have to Do With It?
Individual 15-minute emergency drills at the workplace (DRA Workshop). The trainer simulates an emergency, and the worker physically performs the necessary actions, followed by developmental feedback.