PT EBARA Indonesia Conducts Successful Fire Drill

PT EBARA Indonesia Successfully Conducts Fire Drill

PT EBARA Indonesia, a leading Japanese pump company in Indonesia, successfully carried out a fire drill as part of the company’s commitment to workplace safety and emergency preparedness.

The activity was designed to ensure that all employees, emergency response teams, and on-site fire protection systems can respond quickly and effectively in a real emergency situation.

This fire drill also reflects the management’s dedication to strengthening the company’s Safety, Health, and Environment (SHE/K3) culture.

Commitment to Safety at PT EBARA Indonesia

As a company operating in industrial pump technology, PT EBARA Indonesia places a strong priority on implementing high safety standards.

Through this fire drill, PT EBARA Indonesia aims to reinforce that:

• employee safety is the highest priority,
• fire protection equipment and safety facilities are tested regularly,
• coordination between teams in emergency situations must remain fast and efficient.

This activity also strengthens PT EBARA Indonesia’s role as a Japanese pump company in Indonesia that values not only high-quality products but also a safe and well-managed working environment.

Fire Drill Execution at PT EBARA Indonesia

The fire drill was conducted using a realistic emergency scenario. The simulation followed several key stages:

1. Fire Indication

The drill began with an indication of fire in a designated work area. Employees were trained to quickly identify signs of danger and report them to the building coordinator.

2. Activation of the Emergency Alarm

After receiving the indication, the witness or building coordinator activated the emergency alarm as an official signal for all employees to stop work and prepare for evacuation.

3. Employee Evacuation to the Assembly Point

The Building Coordinator Team then guided employees to move immediately toward the assembly point using the predetermined evacuation routes.
Employees evacuated calmly, following instructions and prioritizing collective safety.

4. Initial Firefighting Using Fire Extinguishers

While evacuation took place, the Emergency Response Team attempted initial fire suppression using portable fire extinguishers (APAR).

5. Area Sweeping by Emergency & Security Teams

The Emergency Response and Security Teams performed a thorough sweep of all areas to ensure no employees were left behind or trapped.

6. First Aid Treatment

If the scenario included a “victim,” the First Aid Team (P3K) provided immediate assistance and helped transport the person to a safe location.

7. Extended Firefighting Using Hydrant

When the simulated fire escalated, the team performed extended suppression using the hydrant system, guided by trained personnel.

8. “All Clear” Declaration

Once the scenario was successfully completed, the leader of the drill announced “All Clear,” signifying that the situation was under control.

9. Employees Return to Work

Employees returned to their respective work areas in an orderly manner. A brief review was conducted to summarize the drill results.

Appreciation is extended to the HSE Team, Emergency Response Team, First Aid Team, Security Team, and all employees who participated and contributed to the success of this drill. Their dedication, coordination, and discipline played an essential role in ensuring the exercise was carried out safely, orderly, and in accordance with established procedures, further strengthening the company’s safety culture.

The fire drill at PT EBARA Indonesia ran smoothly and in an orderly manner. Key positive points include:

• employees responded quickly after the alarm sounded,
• evacuation routes were clear and accessible,
• coordination between the Emergency Response Team, First Aid Team, and Security Team ran effectively.

The company also identified several improvement points for future drills, such as:

• adding clearer evacuation signage in some areas,
• enhancing emergency response socialization for new employees,
• refreshing APAR training for specific zones.

These improvements will be incorporated into the next drill cycle to keep strengthening the company’s safety standards.

As a Japanese pump company in Indonesia, PT EBARA Indonesia not only focuses on internal safety, but also provides pump solutions for industrial and commercial fire protection systems.

To support customers’ fire protection needs, PT EBARA Indonesia offers Fire Fighting Pump models designed to meet international standards.

Fire Fighting Pump Model: CNPA & FSA

PT EBARA Indonesia’s CNPA and FSA fire pumps are engineered to deliver reliable performance in fire protection systems. Key features include:

• Non-overload design to ensure stable performance across operating conditions

• Corrosion-resistant materials on rotating parts for extended durability

• Hydraulically balanced impeller, reducing vibration and prolonging bearing life

• Fully compliant with NFPA-20

• Listed by Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

These features make CNPA & FSA models suitable for various industrial, commercial, and building applications that require dependable fire protection pumping systems.

This fire drill demonstrates PT EBARA Indonesia’s strong commitment to ensuring a safe and prepared workplace. As a Japanese pump company in Indonesia, PT EBARA Indonesia will continue improving its safety systems while providing reliable pump solutions, including CNPA & FSA fire fighting pumps, for industries across the region.