Emergency Case-Fire Safety
Emergency Case-Fire Safety
As SASA, we manage our fire safety systems based on the philosophy of automatic detection, automatic & manned fire extinguishing with our young, dynamic and trained team in our responsibility areas.
Our main team is composed of 25 experienced personnel and our Emergency Response Team (ERT) includes 159 experienced operational staff who are on duty 24 hours a day in 4 shifts.
Additionally in accordance with the relevant regulations, our support staff consisting of Search, Rescue, Evacuation, Fire Fighting and First Aid teams work in coordination for Extinguishing-Rescue-Protection-First Aid activities.
Our fire brigade personnel possess all the necessary licenses, certificates, and training in accordance with current procedures and safety standards, and continuously improve their competencies through regular drills and updated training programs.
As part of our fire safety measures, our vehicle park includes the following fully equipped fire trucks to ensure a rapid and effective response to all types of emergencies:
- 1 full-fledged firefighting pioneer vehicle (Pickup with Rot Fire System)
- 1 full-fledged mini fire vehicle (Truck with CAFS System)
- 1 full-fledged vehicle equipped 24 meters ladder (Truck with CAFS System)
- 1 full-fledged vehicle equipped with 29 meters boom (Truck with AR-AFFF Foam System)
For the worst-case emergency scenarios, our factory sites are equipped with:
- 2 units of fire water storage tanks with 10,000 tonnes of capacity,
- 2 pieces of 3,500 gpm diesel pumps,
- 1 piece of 3.500 gpm electric pump,
- 2 pieces of 500 gpm electric pumps,
- 1 unit electric fire water pump and 2 units of diesel fire water pumps, each with a capacity of 1022 m³/h
- 2 units of jockey pumps
- A special fire water reservoir with a capacity of 14,000 m³
- Three raw water tanks, each with a capacity of 35,140 m³, providing additional water capacity and backup for the fire extinguishing system
- Two 50 gpm electric jockey pumps, and 12-bar fire hydrants every 50 meters across the site, connected to a looped extinguishing system
- 5,684 portable fire extinguishers
- Automatic fire detection and alarm systems
- Automatic water, gas, and foam-based fire extinguishing systems
- Chemical absorbent kits
- 135 SCBAs (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus), 96 firefighter suits, and 148 fixed and mobile water + foam monitors
Our vehicles, pump stations, and equipment undergo systematic periodic maintenance. Refresher training for our personnel is conducted through various drills held throughout the year, including scenarios involving fires, injuries, chemical spills, earthquakes, floods, nighttime drills, and unannounced weekly emergency drills for Class A-B-C-D-E-F fires. Fire safety systems are monitored 24/7 via specialized software.
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PLANNED DRILLS |
CONDUCTED DRILLS |
PERCENTAGE OF IMPLEMENTATION OF PLANNED DRILLS |
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Year of 2017 / 45 Planned Drills |
44 drills were done |
% 97.7 |
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Year of 2018 / 50 Planned Drills |
49 drills were done |
% 98 |
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Year of 2019 / 52 Planned Drills |
52 drills were done |
% 100 |
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Year of 2020 / 56 Planned Drills |
56 drills were done |
% 100 |
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Year of 2021 / 59 Planned Drills |
59 drills were done |
% 100 |
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Year of 2022/ 51 Planned Drills |
51 drills were done |
% 100 |
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Year of 2023 / 55 Planned Drills |
53 drills were done |
% 96.3 |
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Year of 2024/ 57 Planned Drills |
54 drills were done |
% 94,7 |