By hannover-web.com On October 15, the second National Fire Prevention Conference opened in Binzhou, Shandong Province. Themed “Driving Towards ‘Innovation’ and Developing ‘Quality’,” the conference brought together numerous experts and scholars to share their insights on advancements in fire prevention technology and industry development. The discussions aimed to tackle key challenges and foster collaboration between academia and industry for innovative and high-quality growth in the fire prevention sector.
During the opening ceremony, Fan Jinlong, General Manager of the China Academy of Building Research, addressed the complexities of modern high-rise buildings, which are often crowded and feature new business models. He emphasized the emerging fire risk factors associated with large commercial complexes and underground spaces. “To tackle these challenges, industries need to develop cooperative mechanisms, enhance research support for standards, and focus on critical core technologies to promote industry transformation and upgrades,” he urged.
The main forum also marked the official launch of the National Construction Engineering Fire Association’s Joint Meeting. Additionally, the conference unveiled the second batch of reliable enterprises in the fire prevention industry and the list of experts for the second phase of the national fire prevention think tank. An investment signing ceremony for industry collaboration was also held.
From October 16 to 17, the conference will host 21 specialized sub-forums focusing on various technical fields, including architectural fire prevention design, fire water supply and extinguishing systems, and fire safety in new energy sectors. This will provide a platform for collaborative exploration of new ideas in fire safety, helping the industry better serve the nation’s economic development goals.
This event is jointly organized by the Institute of Fire Prevention Research of the China Academy of Building Research, the Fire Prevention Professional Committee of the China Engineering Construction Standardization Association, the Comprehensive Technical Sub-Committee on Building Fire Prevention of the Architectural Society of China, the Fire Protection Association, and Shandong Binda Industrial Group. It has gathered over a thousand representatives from the fire prevention industry.
