Group leaders inspected the Shandong Company’s workshop and the Tuhai River Bridge project.
Release Date:
2022-09-27 09:06
Recently, during a visit to the Shandong branch, Group Chairman Chen Bailiang and President Ren Qiliang led a delegation to inspect the company’s workshops and the Tuhai River Bridge project. They were accompanied by Executive Vice President Luo Yinchang and General Manager of the Shandong branch, Chen Kuanli, among others. 
Chairman Chen Bailiang and President Ren Qiliang, accompanied by their delegation, first visited the Shandong Company’s workshop, where they inspected the on-site conditions and safety‑production practices, and gained a detailed understanding of the current production schedule as well as the challenges facing the operation at this stage. According to Deputy General Manager Gao Yanbin of the Shandong Company, orders are currently at full capacity, with the production plan scheduled through early next year. President Ren Qiliang particularly emphasized that, no matter how heavy the production workload, safety must never be neglected—especially the need to strengthen safety training and regular reminders for employees, and to carefully learn from past accidents caused by carelessness or improper operations among some veteran workers and experienced drivers.

The main bridge of the Heilongjiang Road–Tuhai River Bridge in Liaocheng City has a total length of 252 meters and a width of 46 meters. It is a steel‑structured tied‑arch truss bridge, the largest‑span arch bridge in western Shandong and also the first extra‑large steel‑structure bridge project undertaken by Shandong Yuegong. At the project site, the leaders listened to a briefing from Mr. Zhao Bin, Assistant General Manager of Shandong Company, on the bridge’s safety and quality, construction schedule, and construction techniques. They also reviewed the project’s plan for applying for engineering awards. The leaders commended Shandong Company for its boldness in taking on large‑scale and challenging projects, and they highly praised the bridge’s rigorous quality control and advanced construction methods. They urged the project team to promptly summarize the lessons learned and best practices from the Tuhai River Bridge’s construction, thoroughly analyze the challenges encountered during the process, and further enhance their project management capabilities.
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