The Group Office and the Trade Union have organized a special inspection of safety and sanitation in the headquarters dormitory building.
Release Date:
2016-04-15 13:28
To support the Group’s “Safety and Quality Month” campaign and ensure effective safety management of the headquarters’ employee dormitories, thereby preventing and eliminating potential safety hazards within the dormitory buildings, a special safety and sanitation inspection team—led by Vice Chair Li Xin’er of the Group Trade Union and comprising representatives from the Office Logistics Department, the Manufacturing Department of Zhejiang Company, and the General Affairs Department of the Machinery Company—conducted a comprehensive safety and hygiene check of the headquarters dormitory building at noon on April 14.

This special safety inspection focused on electrical safety and hygiene in the dormitories. During the assessment, it was found that, following the implementation of a daily 6S‑based patrol system, dormitory cleanliness has improved significantly compared with previous periods, with most safety hazards now eliminated and overall conditions satisfactory. Moreover, the majority of employees comply with the company’s dormitory management regulations, with no unauthorized connections to high‑consumption appliances or overnight stays by non‑residents. However, a few rooms still exhibit poor tidiness, characterized by dirt, clutter, and substandard conditions. Additionally, some employees demonstrate a lack of awareness regarding safety precautions, engaging in practices such as unauthorized wiring, improper use of induction cookers, and operation of high‑power electrical devices—actions that violate safe‑use standards. Notably, the improper disposal of waste in common areas and the widespread practice of independently replacing room locks were also observed. The inspection team has, in accordance with the company’s dormitory management policies and related guidelines, documented instances of illegal appliance use and severely unsanitary conditions, and has issued notices requiring corrective action within a specified timeframe.

The implementation of the special safety inspection of dormitory buildings has strengthened employees’ awareness of safety and hygiene, contributing to the creation of a safe, clean, orderly, harmonious, and civilized living environment.
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