Firm in Confidence, Overcoming Difficulties, and Embracing Infinite Possibilities — A Record of the Installation of the Prototype for the “Eleven-Story Vertical Circulation Parking System”
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2020-04-23 17:07
Firm confidence Overcome difficulties Challenge the Infinite Possibilities
— Notes on the Installation of the Prototype for the “Eleven-Story Vertical Circulation Parking System”
As urbanization accelerates, the advantages of traditional PSH and PJS‑type mechanical parking systems are gradually diminishing. In cities where land is at a premium, efficiently utilizing limited land resources to deliver convenient, smart parking has become a major trend. In early 2019, against this backdrop, Yuegong Machinery formally approved a project to develop and manufacture an “eleven‑story vertical‑circulation parking system” (hereinafter referred to as the PCX prototype), with a mandate to complete R&D on the PCX prototype by the fourth quarter of 2019 and to finish its fabrication in the first quarter of 2020.

To ensure that the design, manufacturing, installation, and maintenance departments gain a thorough understanding of the product’s characteristics and to provide a stronger basis for future improvements, the company has established an in-house installation team to carry out the assembly and commissioning of prototype units. Following an internal assessment, key personnel from manufacturing, maintenance, and technical departments were selected to form the PCX Prototype Installation and Commissioning Task Force, with Deputy General Manager Ying Xiaodong serving as team leader and assuming overall responsibility for the project. The task force is organized into six functional sub‑teams, each tasked with specific responsibilities, including on‑site pre‑assembly and equipment commissioning, technical guidance and testing, installation, debugging, procurement of external supplies, installation supervision, and safety oversight. Each sub‑team has a designated head who assumes full accountability for managing the corresponding functions. Drawing on their respective duties, the sub‑teams have broken down tasks, clearly defined roles and responsibilities, and prioritized rigorous management, with strict requirements to ensure safety, quality, and timely completion of the prototype installation and commissioning process.

Affected by the COVID‑19 pandemic, the schedule for completing the installation of the PCX prototype in the first quarter of 2020 faced unprecedented pressure. With the high-level attention of both the Group and company leadership, all functional departments rallied their efforts to overcome every challenge, embodying a spirit of unity and shared purpose. Pushing beyond self‑imposed limitations, they successfully completed the installation and commissioning of the 11‑story PCX prototype on April 13, laying a solid foundation for the production, installation, and market launch of high‑rise parking equipment.
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