Recently, sustained high temperatures have continued to shroud the Ningbo region, and the super typhoon Bavi has also brought strong winds and heavy rain. In the past June, the company’s single-month sales successfully exceeded the 600 million mark, setting a new historical high. At the beginning of July, good news came again from the sales front line: the new product “high-conductivity steel-core aluminum stranded wire,” which had just passed appraisal this year, successfully won a 50 million yuan bid for an Inner Mongolia project! The company’s production is now entering its busiest stage. Facing the dual pressure of production support and heat prevention and flood control, Qrunning Cable is grasping workshop production tasks with one hand and heat reduction, flood control, and typhoon prevention safety work with the other, striving to seize production progress while building a solid safety defense line, and going all out to ensure customer orders are delivered on schedule.
To resist typhoon damage, the company assessed flood-season risks in advance and organized logistics personnel to carry out hazard inspections across the entire plant area. Staff divided duties and cooperated, filling sandbags and neatly stacking flood-control materials, focusing on item-by-item inspection and clearing of key areas such as plant walls, open-air material storage areas, workshop rooftop drainage pipes, and power distribution facilities, dredging drainage channels, and reinforcing outdoor equipment. Everyone carried flood-control sandbags under the scorching sun and conscientiously completed material organization, ensuring flood-control measures were implemented down to the smallest details. During the typhoon period, the three plant areas were patrolled continuously 24 hours a day by members of the typhoon-response team to promptly eliminate safety hazards and build a solid barrier for the stable operation of the plant area. Flood prevention and preparedness proceeded in an orderly manner, while workshop production was in full swing. Entering the production workshop, high-speed production equipment roared continuously, cable production lines operated without interruption, and rolls of finished cables took shape in an orderly manner. Heat from machinery inside the workshop, combined with midsummer high temperatures, made the environment stiflingly hot, but this did not slow the pace of the employees’ work at all. Front-line employees wore safety helmets in accordance with regulations and focused on operations such as sheath cutting, cable organization, and lifting and transferring large cable drums. Their work clothes were soaked with sweat, yet they remained fully committed to their duties and strictly adhered to product quality standards.
Employees stayed at their posts, and care followed closely behind. Considering the high-temperature working environment in the workshop, the company adhered to a people-oriented approach and implemented heat-reduction measures. Industrial fans were installed in the workshop to improve ventilation, Huoxiang Zhengqi liquid was distributed to employees at regular intervals, and cool mung bean soup was prepared daily so employees could promptly drink heat-relief supplies during work breaks, alleviating high-temperature fatigue and delivering corporate care to front-line employees. The more difficult the moment, the more it demonstrates corporate responsibility. From the busy figures filling flood-control sandbags outdoors to the front-line workers toiling away in the production workshop, all Qrunning Cable employees fear neither high temperatures nor severe heat, earnestly implement typhoon-prevention requirements, and shoulder responsibility through perseverance and fulfill their original aspirations through practical work. In the face of customer delivery commitments, all employees unite as one, never relaxing production standards because of the weather and never lowering product quality because of the severe heat.
