The Group Company held a summary meeting on the 2025 Mid-Year Safety Inspection.
Release date:
2025-09-30
On the morning of September 29, 2025, the Group Company held a summary meeting for the 2025 Mid-Year Comprehensive Safety Inspection. The meeting provided a comprehensive review of the Group Company’s 2025 mid-year safety inspection activities and made further arrangements and requirements for rectification efforts. Qu Sichiu, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Group Company, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. Feng Yiyuan, President of the Group Company, key leaders from various subsidiaries, relevant officials, and members of the safety inspection team also attended the meeting. The meeting was chaired by Li Tiejun, Vice President and Chief Safety Officer of the Group Company.

General Manager Li stated that this comprehensive safety inspection is primarily aimed at strengthening the foundational work of safety management and improving the overall safety management standards across all subsidiaries. General Manager Li analyzed the weak points in each company’s basic safety management practices and instructed all manufacturing enterprises to draw broader lessons from the issues identified in the inspection checklist. Specifically, any critical issues must be swiftly rectified before the holiday period; for those issues that currently lack the necessary conditions for immediate整改, enhanced control measures should be implemented to ensure the safe and stable operation of production facilities. All subsidiaries’ technical upgrade, new construction, and expansion projects should undergo forward-looking planning. Next year, the company will conduct a focused inspection on the safety management levels for special operations at each subsidiary.
The experts from the safety inspection team provided detailed comments on the highlights and existing issues in production safety at various manufacturing enterprises, and offered relevant recommendations for addressing these issues going forward. The experts emphasized that safety management is of paramount importance in enterprise management and recommended that companies continue to strengthen their safety management efforts.
Group President Feng Yiyuan thanked the safety inspection team for their hard work during the inspection process. President Feng stated:
1. The Group company and its subsidiaries must enhance their awareness, starting with strengthening institutional development and implementation, further standardizing processes, and ensuring that responsibilities are firmly assigned and enforced.
II. Carry out the rectification work on schedule. The Group has already defined clear rectification goals, and the rectification efforts must yield tangible results. Integrate the rectification process with learning activities.
Third, focus on the long term and lay a solid foundation for next year’s detailed inspection and management of special operations.
Qu Siquiu, Party Secretary and Chairman of the Group Corporation, expressed his gratitude for the hard work of the safety inspection team. Director Qu emphasized:
1. Each unit must address each issue raised by the inspection team item by item.
II. Leaders at all levels must further enhance their safety awareness and strengthen safety education. They must not lower safety standards in pursuit of profits. All units should keep pace with the Group company. Young cadres must shift their mindset and ensure that the responsibilities under the system of responsibility for safe production are effectively implemented.
Third, we must improve safety systems, strengthen foundational work, and promote the standardization of safety practices. Everyone—from top to bottom—should thoroughly learn and implement the established standards and regulations.
Fourth, strengthen safety supervision, inspection, and assessment; intensify rewards and punishments; and effectively carry out safety management work. We must be responsible for our families, our enterprises, and the nation.
5. We must increase investment in safety, stepping up safety investments and maintenance for aging equipment. We cannot cut back on safety investments.
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