Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company (ADNEC) arranged a fire drill and evacuation training for its employees today (Thursday, 22nd November 2018) at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre. The exercise was carried out to improve the business's emergency preparedness and reduce response time to important situations, according to worldwide methods at international event centres as well as conference places.

As part of the exercise, a simulated fire crash was organized at the exhibit centre's Grandstand where all workers as well as site visitors were left promptly as well as successfully by the business's safety team-- going through committed departure locations situated at several factors within the location.

Humaid Matar Al Dhaheri, Group CEO of ADNEC said: This fire drill aims to test ADNECs emergency responsiveness and its readiness to tackle any critical situation that may arise. It also aims to train employees on how to act during emergency situations and follow the evacuation procedure without exposing themselves or anyone else to danger.

For his part, Salah Al Jaeedi, Chief Financial Police Officer as well as Head of the Internal Business Continuity Committee at ADNEC said: "We are confident in our team's capabilities and readiness to deal with emergency situations of any type of kind. Every one of the company's centres are furnished with the latest worldwide safety as well as protection technologies, including primary protective control gadgets such as smoke and also fire sensing units along with automated water sprinklers as well as water tubes, in addition to fire extinguishers dispersed within the centre's facilities and also the hotels surrounding it. We continuously train our protection team on the latest precaution and perform comparable emptying drills, in collaboration with the concerned authorities as well as pertinent entities in the nation."

He included: "ADNEC's protection and security groups will certainly have the ability to benefit from the tape-recorded notes offered throughout the training session, which can be an all set reckoner in real emergency situation scenarios. Correct staff member sychronisation is necessary to prevent as well as efficiently react to accidents or emergencies and regular training drills encourage the group to totally cooperate with the business's safety and security as well as protection standards and completely follow directions, to deal not only with crisis, but likewise any injuries that may occur."