Shahram Ahmadi, the Director General of HSE at the Ministry of Oil, announced during a visit to Assaluyeh petrochemicals that two backup pumps for the firefighting water ring have officially entered operation. With a total capacity of 6500 cubic meters per hour, this equipment plays a significant role in improving the stability and readiness of the firefighting water network.
Capacity Increase and Safety Improvement
The arrival of these two pumps, designed as strategic equipment for utilizing seawater, can significantly enhance the safety level of Assaluyeh petrochemical facilities. With the increased capacity of the firefighting rings, this complex can perform better in emergencies and potential incidents.
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Strengthening Safety Infrastructure in Phase 2
This action has been taken to strengthen safety infrastructure and increase the resilience of the firefighting water supply network in Phase 2 of Assaluyeh petrochemicals. These pumps can particularly improve the performance of the firefighting system in critical conditions and prevent incidents. Davood Emadi, the HSE manager of the National Petrochemical Company, Mehrzad Ghaibi, the HSE manager of the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone Organization, and Ebrahim Yaseri, the CEO of the HSE of Assaluyeh petrochemicals, also accompanied Ahmadi during this visit.
Given the importance of safety in petrochemical industries, the addition of this equipment is considered a positive step towards enhancing safety levels and reducing risks from potential incidents. In fact, this equipment can ensure sufficient water supply for firefighting, thereby increasing operational capability and guaranteeing the safety and security of personnel and facilities.
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