Construction Site Inspection Briefing – November 26, 2021

Release time:

2021-11-29

To further strengthen the Group’s work on production safety management and ensure that safety accidents are rigorously prevented during future project construction, the Group’s Quality and Safety Inspection Team conducted a two-day comprehensive safety inspection of ongoing projects in Lin’an, Xiaoshan, Yipeng, Xiasha, and other locations on November 25 and 26, 2021, thoroughly identifying and eliminating potential safety hazards at each site. During this inspection, the team examined the project site, office facilities, workers’ canteens, and dormitories. Upon identifying any issues, the inspection team required the project management to implement immediate corrective actions, striving to eliminate all safety risks to the greatest extent possible and thereby providing a safe working environment for employees. The inspection team emphasized that project management must strengthen leadership, reinforce preventive measures, cultivate a strong awareness of production safety, establish and improve safety management systems and regulations, conscientiously implement the responsibility system for production safety, and fully adhere to the principle of “safety first, prevention-oriented, and comprehensive control.” It is essential to uphold the principle of “whoever is in charge is responsible,” ensuring that the responsibility system for production safety is implemented at every level with meticulous attention to detail. Furthermore, robust efforts must be made to carry out publicity, education, and training on production safety, enhancing both managerial and employee awareness of safety and the rule of law. Safety management rules and regulations, job-specific operating procedures, and organizational structures must be comprehensively established and refined, so that there are clear guidelines to follow, legal frameworks to rely on, and effective organizational and institutional arrangements in place. In addition, proactive measures must be taken to prevent production safety incidents, with strict prohibition against the occurrence of any such incidents; should an accident nevertheless occur, the incident reporting system must be strictly enforced, with timely hierarchical reporting at each level. For any production safety accident, the “four no-release” principle must be rigorously applied to hold the principal person in charge and other relevant parties strictly accountable, thereby safeguarding the lives and property of the state and the people. Finally, production safety inspections must be normalized, institutionalized, and standardized, with particular emphasis on diligence—frequent inquiries, prompt supervision, and thorough inspections. Any safety hazards identified during inspections must be promptly followed up by personnel at all levels to accelerate corrective actions, nipping hazards in the bud and reducing the incidence of production safety accidents. At the same time, the Group must bolster its safety management capabilities and standardize its safety management practices. During this inspection, the inspection team engaged in on-site discussions and exchanges with project management personnel, conducting field analyses of safety hazards and safety management measures. For all issues and hazards identified, the team issued hazard rectification notices, requiring each project to complete corrective actions within a specified timeframe and assigning dedicated personnel to track and supervise implementation, thereby ensuring a 100% hazard rectification rate. This will guarantee the smooth progress of construction and production safety, providing strong support for the Company’s continued growth and development.

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