All Staff Inspect for Hazards, Building a Strong Safety Firewall

2025.07.10

Everyone speaks safety, every individual knows emergency response

Finding safety hazards around you

SCC Group's 2025 Safety Production Month

Successfully concluded. To deepen the safety concept of "everyone speaks safety, every individual knows emergency response," the Group launched a Safety Production Month campaign from June 23 to July 10, driving all employees to shift from "passive acceptance" to "active inspection" through two activities—"Safety Oath" and "Hazard Hunter"—injecting new momentum into safety production.

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Safety Oath

On the first day of the campaign, headquarters and all subsidiaries simultaneously displayed themed banners. The Group's General Manager led all employees in a synchronized solemn oath, demonstrating the firm commitment that "safety is of paramount importance" through video.

Group Headquarters

Select subsidiaries and warehouses

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Hazard Hunter

During the "Hazard Hunter Action," all employees became safety scouts, uncovering a total of 37 hazards—15 medium-risk hazards, 13 low-risk hazards, and 9 optimization suggestion items. Typical issues included: expired/insufficient/outdated standard fire extinguishers, exposed sockets/tangled wiring/unclosed cable troughs/electrical leakage risks.

Selected hazard photos

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Reward Redemption

A total of 6 employees redeemed safety rewards through points in this campaign. Xiong Lijuan from the Chengdu region and Li Ci from the Changchun region achieved the highest hazard detection rates, earning the title of "Safety Guardian," while other partners received the "Hazard Hunter" title. The number of hazards proactively identified by employees exceeded expectations, proving that safety awareness has taken root at the frontline.

Selected certificates and prizes

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Long-term Governance

Currently, the Administration Department and Quality Assurance Department have jointly established a rectification task force, developing "one-to-one" solutions for all 37 hazards. The Group will continue to promote the "snap-and-report hazards" mechanism, making safety governance a regular practice.

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