The Safe-pro Level 1 chemical protective suit was deployed during the Zhejiang Provincial Fire and Rescue Team’s cross‑regional, real‑world tunnel fire‑fighting and rescue exercise.

From June 13 to 14, 2024, the Zhejiang Provincial Fire and Rescue Corps conducted a cross‑regional, real‑world firefighting and rescue exercise in Wenzhou. The Safe-pro RHF‑I SFPNA Class I chemical protective suit served as a core piece of equipment at the drill site, successfully deployed in high‑risk scenarios such as toluene leaks, thereby demonstrating the reliable performance and technological advancements of domestically produced, high‑end chemical protection gear in actual emergency operations.

I. High-Level Coordination: A Provincial-Level Symposium Bringing Together Firefighting Elite Forces

From June 13 to 14, 2024, the Corps hosted a provincial seminar on tunnel fire‑fighting and rescue operations, along with an inter‑regional live‑fire exercise. Attending the event were Corps Commander Cai Weiguo, Commissioner Zhou Junsheng, relevant leaders from the Traffic Management Bureau of the Provincial Public Security Department, commanders of all detachments, heads of the fire‑fighting and rescue command centers, and heads of pertinent departments at both the Corps and detachment levels.

II. Operational Context: Simulated Tunnel Leak Incident Involving a 30-Ton Toluene Tank Truck

This drill simulated a rear-end collision involving a tanker truck carrying 30 tons of toluene, occurring one kilometer into the Jiangbei Ridge Tunnel on the Wenzhou Ring Expressway in the direction of Yangyi, resulting in a toluene leak and leaving a large number of vehicles and personnel stranded.

III. Cutting-Edge Equipment: Safe-pro Level I Chemical Protective Suits Make Their Debut in Real-World Operations

The Safepro RHF‑I SFPNA Level‑1 chemical protective suit was deployed during this cross‑regional, real‑world fire‑fighting and rescue exercise in a tunnel.

IV. Authoritative Certifications: National Inspection Report + Fire Safety Certification + First-of-its-Kind (Set) Honor

This model of protective suit complies with the requirements of the XF770-2008 standard, “Chemical Protective Clothing for Firefighters,” has obtained a type‑test report issued by the National Fire Equipment Quality Supervision and Inspection Center, and holds a fire‑product certification. In 2021, this product was recognized by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Economy and Information Technology as a “first-of-its-kind (set)” product in Zhejiang Province. It has broken the foreign technology monopoly, overcome the “bottleneck” technologies and import dependence in high‑grade chemical rescue protective suits, and filled the domestic technological gap in this field. The products are now widely deployed at various emergency response sites.

V. Real-World Operations: Six Major Training Modules + Cross-Regional, Multi-Agency Joint Response

In accordance with the four response phases—tunnel‑management‑unit activation, local‑jurisdiction operations, detachment‑level reinforcement, and headquarters‑level reinforcement—the exercise was structured around six training modules: perimeter security and reconnaissance, evacuation and rescue, smoke extraction and toxicity mitigation, process‑control measures, safety management, and communications support. Additionally, cross‑regional firefighting and rescue task forces from the Taizhou and Lishui fire and rescue detachments were dispatched, along with emergency‑response units from public security, emergency management, environmental protection, and heavy‑equipment operators, totaling 40 vehicles and 270 personnel on scene. These resources conducted disaster assessment, command and control, and emergency response, thereby strengthening the teams’ real‑world emergency‑rescue capabilities.

VI. Pressing On with Determination: Safe-pro Fights for Those Who Go Against the Tide

During this province-wide, cross‑regional live‑fire and rescue exercise for tunnel emergencies, the Safe-pro RHF‑I SFPNA Level‑1 chemical protective suit stood up to rigorous testing and was successfully deployed in high‑risk scenarios such as toluene leaks. From technological breakthroughs to real‑world validation, from breaking foreign monopolies to filling domestic gaps, Safe-pro has consistently made safeguarding the safety of firefighters and rescue personnel its mission, driving industry progress through independent innovation. Looking ahead, Safe-pro will continue to deepen its expertise in emergency‑rescue equipment, providing more reliable technical support to fire and rescue teams nationwide and ensuring that domestically produced, high‑end protective gear becomes a solid foundation for a safer China.