Real-time updates on project progress—experience the Yuangong pace this passionate July.
July Construction Site The blazing sun beats down, and the summer heat is intense, yet the workers at Yuegong remain undaunted, forging excellence with passion and sweat, and building brilliance through responsibility and dedication. Here’s the latest update on each project: --- **Shandong Beichen Mechanical & Electrical Project** Located within the Jinan Economic Development Zone, the Shandong Beichen Mechanical & Electrical Equipment New Energy Production Base is being constructed by Shandong Yuegong Steel Structure. The main structural framework has now been successfully topped out. As a key provincial and municipal project—and a flagship initiative for Changqing District—the Beichen project was chosen as a sub‑venue for the first‑half‑year progress competition among all counties and districts in Jinan. On June 30, it received an inspection from city and district leaders and earned high praise from officials at various levels as well as industry peers. With a total construction cost exceeding RMB 58 million, the Beichen steel structure project encompasses 45,000 square meters of floor space, featuring eave heights of 16.5 meters, six continuous bays, and cranes capable of lifting up to 260 tons. The project utilizes over 4,700 tons of steel, with most columns requiring secondary assembly, welding, and shot blasting. Notably, the lattice columns weigh approximately 18 tons each, presenting extremely demanding fabrication and installation challenges. Components arrived on site April 4. To ensure successful completion, company leadership—including Chairman Luo Yinchang and General Manager Liu Qingli—placed great emphasis on timely coordination, convening multiple specialized meetings to address project milestones. Adhering to the corporate philosophy of “strictness and pragmatism, quality first, pursuit of excellence, and customer supremacy,” the team meticulously organized operations, tackled complex challenges, and rigorously managed every aspect of the project, ensuring steady progress and making a meaningful contribution to Shandong Province’s transformation of old and new growth drivers. --- **Guangxi Nanguo Copper Industry Project** This multi‑story steel‑frame factory, locally extending up to seven floors, occupies a footprint of 4,000 square meters and employs a total of 2,820 tons of steel. Most components consist of box‑section columns and H‑beams. Among these, the largest single box column weighs 45 tons, stands 47 meters tall, features large cross‑sections, and incorporates numerous leg supports, making both fabrication and installation particularly challenging. After carefully evaluating transportation logistics and on‑site installation conditions, Shandong Company adopted a segmented design approach during detailed engineering, while simultaneously developing comprehensive technical plans for fabrication, transport, and on‑site assembly. Pre‑installation briefings were conducted for all involved personnel, guaranteeing high-quality execution throughout the process. Currently, the main structural framework is undergoing large‑scale installation, with completion scheduled for mid‑August. --- **Central Asia Industrial and Trade Park, Zone B Project** Spanning 16,179.73 square meters, this single‑story light steel structure project faces tight deadlines: the client demands complete fabrication and installation within just 30 days to enable commissioning by early September. In response, the project management team devised a meticulous, tailored construction plan, implementing phased work strategies to maximize efficiency—all while maintaining rigorous standards for quality, safety, schedule adherence, and reputation. At present, the steel structure for Zone One has largely been installed, while preparatory steelwork for Zone Two is progressing rapidly. --- **Chengdu Suning Project** For the Chengdu B2C Automated Sorting Center (Phase II), Warehouse No. 7—a steel‑structure facility covering 32,636.67 square meters—the main steel framework and roof have already been installed on schedule. Currently, finishing touches such as interior and exterior wall panels and canopies are underway.
Recently, Yuegong Steel Structure received two prestigious honors at the 2018 National Construction Steel Structure Industry Conference: “Top 100 Enterprises on the 2017 China Construction Steel Structure Industry Competitiveness List” and “2017 AAAAA‑Level Integrity Enterprise in China’s Steel Structure Industry,” further bolstering Yuegong’s steady growth. From May 19 to 21, the 2018 National Construction Steel Structure Industry Conference, themed “Prefabricated Steel‑Structure Buildings and High‑Quality Green Development,” was grandly held at the Meilan Lake International Convention Center in Baoshan, Shanghai. Representatives from over a hundred leading industry enterprises, along with industry experts and media personnel, gathered for the event. During the conference, the China Association for Metal Structures honored outstanding companies in the construction steel structure sector for 2018. Yuegong Steel Structure earned two distinguished accolades thanks to its robust market operations, superior technical quality, professional engineering team, and commitment to integrity and compliance. President Hao Jiping of the China Association for Metal Structures visited the company’s exhibition booth. Academician Zhou Xuhong of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and Vice President Hu Yukuo of the Steel Structure Branch of the China Association for Metal Structures also paid a visit to the booth. Concurrently, the 2018 Exhibition of Prefabricated Steel‑Structure Buildings and Industrialized Construction Products and Achievements showcased China’s advancements in the steel structure industry as well as cutting-edge “four new” technologies. Yuegong Green Assembly was invited to participate, and its distinctive system‑based exhibits and innovative research drew significant attention from industry peers to the “Yuegong Green Assembly” booth.
Yuegong has successfully developed an 11-story vertical-lift automated parking garage.
The PCS‑type vertical‑lift mechanical parking system, with eleven floors or fewer, developed and manufactured by Yuegong Multi‑Level Parking, has recently obtained a manufacturing license issued by the State Administration for Market Regulation and will be launched on the market within the year. As the company’s flagship product, this model is designed for use in densely populated cities and provinces with high vehicle traffic, effectively alleviating parking pressure. Fast access: The new model takes only one minute to store or retrieve a vehicle, and it employs comb‑tooth exchange technology that eliminates the need to return empty pallets during retrieval, significantly reducing queueing time. Smooth operation: Lifting, lateral movement, and rotation are all controlled by variable‑frequency drives, while a dual‑wire, four‑point suspension system ensures shock‑free operation, effectively protecting the vehicle’s suspension and shock‑absorption systems. User‑friendly operation: One‑button control is available, with options including a Chinese‑language LCD touchscreen, physical buttons, and card‑swipe functionality. High safety thanks to multiple automatic vehicle‑dimension detection systems: Infrared sensors automatically measure a vehicle’s length, width, and height, enabling taller vehicles to be parked in higher‑level spaces. If an oversized vehicle attempts to enter, the system issues an alert and refuses to operate. Attractive design with customizable options: Featuring a fully enclosed structure, this model offers personalized exterior styling. Moreover, its structural components are designed in strict compliance with national standards, ensuring the garage’s safety. Front‑in, front‑out parking: Vehicles are parked head‑first into the space, and upon retrieval, the system automatically rotates the car 180 degrees so the front faces outward, allowing for easy exit. Compact footprint with high capacity: The new model boasts strong environmental adaptability; under standard design, 2.5 square meters can accommodate one vehicle. Additionally, based on site-specific conditions, the layout can be further optimized to reduce the footprint required per parking space.
In active response to the Group’s unified deployment, Shandong Company successfully held its internal “Yuegong Cup” welding skills selection competition on the afternoon of May 15th at the Light Steel Workshop. Adhering to the principles of fairness and impartiality, the competition strictly followed the rules and organizational procedures of the “Yuegong Cup,” with a dedicated judging panel established. Gao Yanbin, the company’s Deputy General Manager of Production, served as the panel chair, and Zhang Yan, an instructor from Jingong Steel Structure, was specially invited to join as a judge. A detailed plan for the skills competition was also formulated. More than 20 skilled welders from Shandong Company’s Manufacturing Department participated in this skills contest. Over a three-hour period, they were required to complete designated tasks to earn a spot in the 2018 “Yuegong Cup” competition. Prior to the event, Deputy General Manager Gao Yanbin and Qin Duqun, Manager of the Manufacturing Department, briefed the contestants on the competition rules, technical requirements, and safety precautions. The assessment covered five key areas: proper use of personal protective equipment, pre-weld preparation, weld appearance quality, internal weld quality, and welding time. After intense and competitive rounds, the evaluation panel—employing visual inspection and ultrasonic testing—awarded one first prize (to Tao Bin), two second prizes (to Kong Xianghua and Ge Qingming), and three third prizes (to Jin Liming, Wang Jin, and Tian Shuai). Deputy General Manager Gao announced the results and presented awards to the winners. Deputy General Manager Gao explains the competition rules. The technical competition proceeds smoothly. Invited judges conduct on-site inspections. This skills competition is part of Yuegong’s series of events celebrating May Day. Its purpose extends beyond selecting qualified participants for the “Yuegong Cup”; more importantly, it serves to assess the skill levels of the company’s welders, helping each individual identify their strengths and weaknesses. By fostering a spirit of craftsmanship, the competition aims to cultivate highly skilled, high‑quality frontline personnel for Yuegong, thereby realizing the vision of a “Quality Yuegong.”
On May 12, more than 60 employees of Yuegong Group and its subsidiaries across Zhejiang Province, along with their family members, gathered at Jinghu Wetland Park. Today, the “Treasure Hunt in Jinghu Wetland Park—Outdoor Exploration and Picnic Event” will take place here. Each participant arrived lightly equipped, fully prepared for the occasion. First Segment: Treasure-Hunting Activity Game Groupings Blowing Up Balloons One-Minute Rope Skipping Nine-Section Horse Relay Consecutive Shuttlecock Kicking Number-Based Huarong Dao Puzzle Award Ceremony for the Winning Team Second Segment: Group Picnic A Loving and Harmonious Family
In April, the Group organized a “Safety and Quality Month” campaign themed “Building a Solid Safety Barrier, Constructing a High-Quality Yuegong.” Each subsidiary, tailored to its own circumstances, carried out diverse safety and quality management activities, further strengthening safety and quality awareness among all levels of staff—from leadership to frontline employees. These efforts yielded significant results, laying a solid foundation for building a “High-Quality Yuegong, a Happy Yuegong.” The Group Office convened two centralized safety production training sessions on April 4 and April 28. Chief He Fengbiao from the Comprehensive Coordination Division of the Municipal Safety Supervision Bureau and Nurse Supervisor Chen Meifang from the Emergency Department of the Municipal People’s Hospital delivered presentations on workplace safety management and emergency first aid. Chairman Chen and President Ren personally attended, with over 230 participants from the Group’s Zhejiang operations taking part in the training. Meanwhile, the principal leaders of each subsidiary established dedicated “Safety and Quality Month” leading groups, formulated activity plans, held mobilization meetings, and launched official kick-off ceremonies. During the campaign, companies hung more than 50 banners promoting safety and quality at production sites and construction projects, installed over 80 signs and placards providing essential safety information, published more than ten articles about the “Safety and Quality Month” on their corporate websites and in promotional bulletin boards, and organized eight rounds of safety-related training sessions. The entire initiative unfolded dynamically and diversely, creating a strong atmosphere through multiple channels and ensuring broad mobilization and full participation. In line with the activity plan, each company conducted comprehensive safety and quality inspections of production workshops and construction sites. These inspections led to the rectification of numerous potential safety hazards. For example, the Manufacturing Department of the Zhejiang Company replaced two explosion-proof valves and 60 terminal covers on electrical distribution boxes, re‑wired and replaced hooks on eight overhead cranes, and invited specialists from the power company to inspect and maintain high-voltage switchgear rooms and transformers. Similarly, the Shandong Company’s inspection team thoroughly examined workshop facilities and several construction sites, promptly addressing identified deficiencies in safety measures and quality control by setting specific corrective actions and deadlines, which were confirmed by relevant responsible personnel through signed acknowledgments. Additionally, Shandong Company administered a written exam on safety regulations and procedures to all employees, achieving a 100% pass rate. In late April, the Machinery Company, the Zhejiang Company, and the Shandong Company respectively conducted fire‑emergency response training and drills. Throughout the campaign, the quality management departments of each company intensified their quality oversight efforts, actively organizing QC group activities aimed at improving product quality, reducing resource consumption, enhancing employee competence, and boosting economic performance. Key metrics such as first‑pass yield, defect rates, and material utilization were closely monitored, resulting in overall improvements in both employee and managerial capabilities. The “Safety and Quality Month” is a long-term initiative with no definitive end; it requires embedding safety and quality awareness deeply into every employee’s mindset and behavior—turning these principles into internal convictions and external actions. There remains much work ahead, demanding continuous improvement and unwavering commitment from all of us. Safety is paramount—more precious than Mount Tai; quality is supreme—above all else!
What should employees do when encountering an emergency at work? How can we save ourselves in the face of accidents and natural disasters? When racing against time to protect life, we need not only courage but also wisdom and experience. Recently, the Group’s Zhejiang region organized a highly meaningful first-aid training session. Hosted by the Shaoxing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions and the Shaoxing Workers’ Technical School, the “May Day Safety Training Enters Enterprises” event invited instructors from a gas company and a people’s hospital to share knowledge on gas safety and basic first-aid skills. Chen Bailiang and Ren Qiliang, leaders of Yuegong Group, along with staff from various departments and subsidiaries across the Zhejiang region, attended the training. Ms. Xiao Ru from the gas company explained key details and safety precautions related to gas usage, covering five areas: gas meters, pipelines, gas appliances, alarms, and safety inspections. During the session, a quick‑response quiz was incorporated, which not only boosted participants’ enthusiasm and interest but also reinforced their learning. The atmosphere remained lively throughout. Meanwhile, Ms. Xiao Chen from the people’s hospital demonstrated and explained on-site first aid for sudden emergencies—how to perform CPR and clear airway obstructions during the critical golden hour. Her demonstration highlighted the professionalism and solid technical skills of a seasoned medical practitioner. Following the presentation, Ms. Chen invited attendees to practice CPR themselves; many colleagues stepped up to try, while she provided guidance, corrected mistakes, and offered hands‑on assistance. This immersive experience further motivated participants and sparked keen interest. After some trial and error, most attendees gained a solid grasp of the emergency response techniques taught. Safety training plays a vital role in enhancing employees’ awareness of potential hazards and improving their ability to respond effectively to unexpected incidents, as well as to protect and rescue themselves. The gas‑safety and first‑aid knowledge shared in this session is closely tied to everyday life, and participants will apply what they’ve learned to safeguard lives.
On the morning of April 27, a delegation led by Director Xiong Chunfeng of the Jixi Industrial Park Party Working Committee—comprising park-level Party cadres and heads of enterprise Party organizations—visited Shandong Company to exchange experiences in Party building. The visit was warmly received by Luo Yinchang, Chairman of Shandong Company and Secretary of its Party Branch. Secretary Luo Yinchang began by providing the visiting park officials with a brief overview of Shandong Company’s basic situation. He then presented a special video highlighting Yuegong Group’s initiative to become a “small giant” in the steel‑structure niche market. Following this, he escorted the delegation into the manufacturing workshop to observe the production process of steel components. Upon returning to the conference room, Secretary Luo Yinchang reported on the progress of Party building at Shandong Company. Focusing on three key areas—regularizing Party branch activities, standardizing organizational development, and reinforcing the exemplary role of Party members in their work—he detailed the achievements of Shandong Company’s Party branch over recent years. He also shared with the visitors records of Party‑building activities and relevant photographs documenting these efforts. Director Xiong Chunfeng expressed high praise for Shandong Company’s Party‑building work, noting that as a key pillar enterprise within the park, it excels not only in production, operations, and management but also in Party building. Whether it is conducting regular “Three Meetings and One Lesson” sessions, participating in the “Study Competition on the Spirit of the 19th National Congress of the CPC” hosted on the “Lighthouse – Online Party Building” platform, or implementing the “Two Recommendations and One Public Notice” procedure for cultivating new Party members, all initiatives are carried out in an orderly and effective manner. He commended the company as a model Party branch for non‑public enterprises across the park and even throughout Pingyin County, urging the Yuegong Party Branch to press ahead, remain problem‑oriented, ensure Party member satisfaction, and stay focused on serving the central mission. He encouraged them to further refine and expand the Party branch’s functions in educating and managing Party members, fully leveraging the branch’s role as a strong fighting fortress and the exemplary leadership of Party members, thereby contributing fresh achievements and making new contributions to the development of both the company and the industrial park.
On April 25, Liu Zhe, Secretary-General of the China Association for Metal Structures in Construction; Dang Baowei, Deputy Secretary-General of the China Association for Metal Structures in Construction and President of its Steel Structure Branch; Liu Min, Vice-President of the Steel Structure Branch; Ma Xueming, Secretary-General of the Prefabricated Construction Branch of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce Real Estate Chamber; and other distinguished guests visited our company to conduct a research mission and provide guidance. They engaged in an in-depth discussion with Group leaders Chen Bailiang, Ren Qiliang, Jiang Jinlong, and Hua Yuwu, as well as with Chen Jian, Deputy General Manager of the Zhejiang Company, and Ma Li, Director of the Group Office, focusing on the development of prefabricated construction and the challenges it faces. The symposium was chaired by Dang Baowei, Deputy Secretary-General of the China Association for Metal Structures in Construction and President of its Steel Structure Branch. He noted that the importance of developing prefabricated construction has been recognized for many years, and this visit aims to gain first-hand insights into the current state of progress—identifying both positive advancements and existing issues—as well as understanding the sector’s needs and expectations. Zhejiang Province has long been at the forefront of steel structure and prefabricated construction nationwide, while Yuegong Group has also achieved notable success in this field over recent years. Accordingly, Yuegong was chosen as the first stop, with the hope of sharing practical experiences and specific challenges encountered during the implementation of prefabricated construction—including matters related to national policies, industry regulation, and other issues beyond the control of individual enterprises—and jointly exploring potential solutions. During the symposium, Chairman Chen Bailiang extended a warm welcome on behalf of the Group to the leaders of the China Association for Metal Structures in Construction, expressing heartfelt gratitude for their ongoing support and guidance from Beijing. He then outlined Yuegong’s recent developments and presented the Group’s strategic objectives and concrete measures for successfully entering the capital markets within the next three to five years. He emphasized the commitment to specialize, refine, and strengthen the core steel structure business, aiming to become a “small giant” in its niche market and to build a “Quality Yuegong, Happy Yuegong.” Following this, Chen Jian, Deputy General Manager of the Zhejiang Company responsible for overseeing the R&D and promotion of green prefabricated construction, delivered a detailed report using an illustrated PowerPoint presentation. The report covered Yuegong’s explorations and practical initiatives in prefabricated construction, innovative elements incorporated into Yuegong’s prefabricated building designs, key lessons learned during market promotion, and the challenges and obstacles faced in advancing this sector. In turn, Hua Yuwu, Vice President of the Group and General Manager of the Zhejiang Company, supplemented the discussion by drawing on concrete examples and case studies from Yuegong’s efforts to develop and promote its proprietary prefabricated construction system. He addressed critical bottlenecks, standardization and universal applicability, real-world implementation of the system, information sharing, and policy recommendations related to prefabricated construction. The association leaders listened attentively to Yuegong’s presentations, posed detailed questions, and engaged in extensive, in-depth discussions regarding the future prospects of prefabricated construction, current concerns, and ways to foster its healthy development. These exchanges underscored Yuegong’s significant standing within the steel structure industry and its pioneering efforts in implementing prefabricated construction. At the same time, the event provided Yuegong with a valuable opportunity to learn from and seek advice during a pivotal phase of its prefabricated construction journey, offering crucial guidance for better understanding the evolving landscape of prefabricated construction, adopting a balanced yet proactive approach, and steadily advancing the development of Yuegong’s own proprietary green prefabricated construction system.
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