The Group held the first training session to promote and implement the Yuegong Prefabricated Construction System.

Release Date:

2017-05-05 13:45

Training Background: The commercialization of Yuegong’s “steel frame–embedded wall structural system,” independently developed by the R&D team led by Hua Yuwu, is steadily advancing. This training session aims to further align thinking, broaden the promotion of Yuegong’s prefabricated construction solutions, enhance the theoretical knowledge and professional expertise of relevant personnel, and support Yuegong in achieving successful results at its participation in the China Prefabricated Building Expo.

 

On the afternoon of April 27, 2017, the Group’s inaugural training session on the Yuegong Prefabricated Building System was held as scheduled in the fourth-floor conference room of the Comprehensive Building. The training was delivered by Hua Yuwu, Vice President of the Group and General Manager of the Zhejiang Company. Attending the session were Group executives Chen Bailiang, Ren Qiliang, Jiang Jinlong, Luo Yinchang, Jin Fei, and Tang Genmei, along with more than 40 key technical personnel from the Group’s Corporate Management Department, the Group Office, and the design, technical, and engineering departments of its subsidiaries—individuals who are directly involved in promoting and implementing the system.

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The training is structured around four main themes: an overview of the “steel frame–infill wall system,” business and technical content, and strategies for effective promotional presentations. The system’s product introduction is delivered using visual aids such as schematic diagrams, real‑world photographs, and exhibition renderings. The business segment covers the planned market launch, investment and objectives over the next three to five years, pricing strategies, and partnership opportunities. The technical section provides a detailed exposition, focusing on grasping the system’s core concepts, conducting a granular analysis of its structural components, and highlighting its key advantages and distinguishing features, while also outlining the work that will require further validation in the future. Finally, the presentation‑and‑promotion techniques are tailored specifically to support participation in the Yuegong China Prefabricated Building Expo.

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In his address following the conclusion of the training, Group President Ren Qiliang highly commended and affirmed General Manager Hua’s R&D achievements and the content of his presentation, stating: “This training was both essential and of great significance. Looking back at Yuegong’s entire development journey, since the early 1990s we have built from scratch. In recent years, we progressed from simple light‑steel structures to more complex heavy‑steel systems, and now we are embarking on the independent research and development of prefabricated building systems—truly a journey from nothing to something, from light to heavy, and now from heavy to specialized. By ‘specialized,’ I mean developing our own distinctive features, establishing a proprietary system, and securing our own intellectual property rights. Over the past two days, you’ve seen the workshop constructing a model of the ‘steel frame–embedded wall structural system,’ which transforms our patents, technologies, designs, and core philosophies into tangible, real‑world outcomes—marking a significant and encouraging step forward for Yuegong in the field of prefabricated construction. Moreover, from a timing perspective, now is the optimal moment for Yuegong to enter the prefabricated‑building sector. The government is vigorously promoting the modernization and industrialization of the construction industry, with unprecedented levels of support and impetus—from the State Council down to provincial and local authorities. Under General Manager Hua’s leadership, we have collectively undertaken this endeavor and, within a relatively short period, managed to preliminarily formulate a prefabricated‑building system uniquely characterized by Yuegong—a feat that is far from easy. At the same time, while General Manager Hua’s training content may be readily understood by design professionals, it remains somewhat unclear and vague to those outside the field—precisely why we have gathered here to learn and listen together. If everything we do were already thoroughly familiar to us, we would lack the motivation to innovate and to keep learning. In fact, if we already fully grasped all the concepts being presented, today’s training might seem redundant. But when what we hear feels only partially understood—half‑knowing, half‑confused—that very state becomes the driving force behind our next steps to deepen our comprehension and mastery. It is precisely because these are new ideas, unfamiliar to us, that we must come together to turn them into reality. Entering the realm of prefabricated construction aligns with the demands of current trends, responds to the government’s call, and follows the direction of industry progress—enabling Yuegong, and indeed all of us, to elevate our capabilities to a higher level. I urge our younger employees, as well as those engaged in design, technology, and manufacturing, to take time after this training to delve deeply into the subject, to truly understand it. Next month, at the China Prefabricated Building Expo, we will showcase our achievements—not merely through static displays, but through extensive presentations, interpretations, and explanations of our system’s unique characteristics and advantages. I hope everyone will devote careful thought to these matters in the days ahead. As for today’s training content, please do not doubt it or dismiss it as mere theoretical talk or the personal vision of General Manager Hua. That is not the case. Taken as a whole, it reflects an emerging trend in the development of steel‑structure and industrialized construction. Whether we choose to embrace it or not, whether we act on it or not, the overarching momentum is clear. What matters most is that we can keep pace, seize this opportunity, and secure our place in this evolving landscape. Therefore, we must all maintain unwavering confidence, work diligently, and leverage our collective ingenuity to further refine our system—making it robust enough to withstand expert scrutiny and rigorous testing in real‑world projects. Yuegong’s own “steel frame–embedded wall structural system” is poised for launch, and with the China Prefabricated Building Expo just around the corner, we stand on the cusp of evaluation by experts and peers from across the country. I encourage everyone to press ahead, striving to perfect our work, ensure that our participation yields the desired results, and enable Yuegong to make a striking debut in the field of industrialized steel‑structure prefabrication—capturing widespread attention and achieving resounding success within the industry.”

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