Safety Training at Yuegong: Ensuring Safe Production at Yuegong

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2018-04-09 15:12

The Yuegong Group’s 2018 “Safety and Quality Month” campaign was officially launched on April 1. To strengthen the prevention of workplace safety incidents, further enhance the safety awareness and safety management capabilities of managerial personnel and frontline employees, and improve staff preparedness for emergency safety situations, the Group, in accordance with the spirit of the Shaoxing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions’ Notice on Conducting the “One Hundred Safety Training Sessions Entering Enterprises” initiative, held a specialized safety production training session on April 4 in the fourth-floor conference room of the Comprehensive Building. The training featured a keynote address by He Fengbiao, Director of the Comprehensive Coordination Division of the Shaoxing Municipal Administration of Work Safety. More than 130 participants attended, including Group executives Chen Bailiang and Ren Qiliang, mid‑level and senior managers from all subsidiaries in the Zhejiang region, all employees of the Engineering and Manufacturing Departments, as well as representatives from relevant Group departments.

Director He delivered a highly visual and vivid safety‑production警示教育 session, titled “Safety Production Laws and Regulations, Safety Production Knowledge.” Drawing on his many years of experience in safety management and extensive first-hand evidence from accident scenes, he addressed three key themes: the concepts and principles of safety production, cautionary lessons from past accidents, and practical strategies for ensuring workplace safety. He emphasized that safety means freedom from threats, harm, and loss—that safety is the greatest benefit and the ultimate source of well‑being. Using a memorable analogy, he likened safety to the number “1,” with all subsequent “0s”—such as productivity, efficiency, or success—rendered meaningless without that foundational “1.” Even more striking, Director He’s PowerPoint presentation featured graphic images of major and especially serious safety‑production accidents across the country and in Shaoxing over recent years, highlighting the severe human and property losses incurred in each case. He also shared numerous hazard findings uncovered during on‑site inspections of enterprises—scenes so alarming they compelled deep reflection. As for how to effectively implement safety‑production measures, Director He provided clear, accessible guidance on eliminating hazards and addressing early warning signs; prioritizing prevention; diligently participating in safety training; strictly adhering to safety regulations and operating procedures; practicing the “three no‑harm” principle; and properly using safety equipment and devices. He further outlined essential safety requirements for electrical use, fire prevention, and gas handling. The training enjoyed high attendance, with participants demonstrating a humble, eager-to-learn attitude, attentive listening, and excellent discipline. Though brief, the session proved immensely valuable, leaving every attendee with meaningful takeaways.

Finally, President Ren Qiliang delivered a brief summary, stating that safety is the foundation for corporate development and the well-being of all employees. Safety is everyone’s responsibility, and everyone must ensure safety. Each subsidiary must earnestly fulfill its primary responsibility for workplace safety, while all employees—both as stewards of the enterprise and as the main force in ensuring safe production—should rigorously follow the Group’s plans and requirements to carry out the “Safety and Quality Month” campaign in depth. During this campaign, all company personnel must attach great importance to identifying and addressing potential safety hazards, intensify efforts to conduct thorough inspections, adhere to a prevention‑first approach, and eliminate sources of risk. President Ren emphasized that workplace safety is not a temporary or short‑term endeavor; it must be prioritized year after year, month after month, and day after day, with no room for complacency. We must draw profound lessons from the serious and extremely serious accidents highlighted in Director Chu’s lectures, as well as from accidents and hazards that have occurred within our own ranks, keeping the warning bell ringing constantly to achieve safe and harmonious development.

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