The Xian County Emergency Management Bureau and the Xian County Trade Union jointly organized a safety training event at Leshou Agricultural and Pastoral Group.


Release date:

2023-03-13

Director Li Gengcheng emphasized at the training session that there are no small matters when it comes to safety—every moment demands heightened awareness of production safety, strengthening the defense line for safe operations, closely monitoring enterprises to ensure they fulfill their primary responsibilities in安全生产, and fostering a culture of safety. Enhance safety skills The Xian County Emergency Management Bureau and the Xian County Trade Union jointly organized a safety training event at Leshou Agricultural and Pastoral Group.

 

2023 Year 3 Month 13 On Monday morning, the Xian County Emergency Management Bureau and the Xian County Trade Union visited the Leshou Agricultural and Pastoral Group. 5 The building's conference room jointly hosted a public awareness and training event titled "Go to the Grassroots, Enter Enterprises, Optimize the Environment, and Ensure Safety." The meeting was chaired by Cao Zhenchao, Head of Human Resources at Leshou Agricultural & Pastoral Group, and featured Li Gengcheng, Deputy Director of Xian County Emergency Management Bureau; Feng Qingsong, Section Chief of Xian County Trade Union; safety expert Meng Xianfeng; Leshou Group President Zhong Jinghong; as well as team leaders and above from various production centers and business divisions. 150 More participants joined, including those attending offline 50 Around people, with approximately online attendees 100 People.

Director Li Gengcheng emphasized at the training session that there are no small matters when it comes to safety—every moment requires heightened awareness of production safety, strengthening the defense line for safe operations, closely monitoring enterprises to ensure they fulfill their primary responsibilities in安全生产, and fostering a culture of safety. "The principle of prioritizing safe production while striving to enhance the business environment" requires us to practice "three diligences and one speed" in our work: being diligent with our legs (ensuring thorough presence), diligent with our hands (addressing minor defects), diligent with our words (promoting safety awareness), and quick-eyed (remaining alert to potential hazards).

Chief Feng Qingsong stated that, in order to further optimize the business environment and foster positive government-enterprise relations, it is essential to not only ensure enterprises maintain safe production practices but also safeguard the labor safety and health of employees during the rigorous implementation of corporate safety measures. The Xian County Trade Union, as the representative organization for the vast majority of workers, "Family-like support" reflects the union's heartfelt care, helping employees feel both happiness and security in their work.

In her speech, Zhong Jinghong, President of Leshou Group, emphasized the need to further enhance the company's safety awareness, strengthen the implementation of safety responsibilities, and rigorously carry out comprehensive self-inspections and targeted improvement initiatives to ensure safe operations. She encouraged everyone to stay firmly committed to their responsibilities and mission, continuously improve their safety skills, and excel in safety management—contributing decisively to maintaining a stable and secure production environment for the company and the entire county.

Lead safety instructor: Meng Xianfeng

This training covered accident concepts and case studies, safety awareness, emergency preparedness for safe production, and more. "Three Documents and One Card," hazard identification and remediation, the safety production responsibility system, risk management and control, and corporate safety culture—these comprehensive yet focused safety topics are closely aligned with real-world business needs, offering targeted insights that broaden the perspectives of leaders at all levels and safety management personnel. They provide invaluable guidance for the company’s next steps in safety management.

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