Strengthening the safety safeguards across the entire value chain and jointly building a high‑quality, secure industrial park: Yangshi Industrial successfully conducted its 2026 annual company‑wide safety training.

[Hangzhou·Yang’s Industry]   On May 29, 2026, in order to further strengthen the principal responsibility for workplace safety and comprehensively enhance the inherent safety level of enterprises, Hangzhou Yangshi Industrial Co., Ltd. organized and carried out… “2026 Annual Specialized Training on Workplace Safety for All Employees” This training session has specially invited a registered safety engineer from Hangzhou Zetai Safety Technology Co., Ltd. and a member of the expert panel of the Xiaoshan District Emergency Management Bureau. Senior Engineer Wu Qingzhong In-person instruction.

The company’s leadership team, heads of all functional departments, and all workshop operators attended this training, jointly establishing a “company-wide safety community” that spans from management to frontline employees.

01 Expert Leadership: Deeply Rooted in the Profession, Reverent of Life

This training session was delivered by Mr. Wu Qingzhong, a leading expert in the field of safety and environmental protection. Drawing on the latest national laws and regulations on workplace safety, Teacher Wu provided a clear and thorough explanation of… “Safety Production Responsibility System” the core essence. By reviewing typical accident cases in the mechanical manufacturing industry, he emphasized: “Safety is not just a slogan; it is the seamless integration of every single process step.” The experts’ professional perspective and meticulous case analysis enabled all participants to gain a profound understanding of the urgency and necessity of identifying and addressing potential hazards.

02 Modular Practical Application: Five Key Dimensions Cover All Production Scenarios

The training is closely aligned with the practical realities of Yang’s Industrial Production, systematically covering five core modules and establishing a closed-loop approach to safety management education:

• Clarification of Job Responsibilities : Clearly define the “primary responsibility for workplace safety,” and require employees to undergo a fundamental shift from “I must be safe” to “I want to be safe, I know how to be safe, and I am capable of being safe.”
• Mechanical Safety Standardization : For high-frequency operational scenarios in the workshop—such as stamping, welding, and assembly—the system provides a comprehensive overview of mechanical hazard prevention, the proper use of equipment safeguarding devices, and standardized work procedures.
• Refined Management of Hazardous Chemicals : A thorough analysis of the GB 30000 classification standards, with particular emphasis on end-to-end control throughout the entire lifecycle of hazardous chemicals—covering procurement, handling and loading/unloading, storage (in yellow, red, and blue‑coded cabinets), and disposal.
• Compliance of Special Equipment For forklifts, specialized lifting equipment, and similar machinery, inspection procedures and operational prohibitions have been standardized, and operation with known defects is strictly prohibited.
• Practical, hands-on emergency response training : It provides a detailed breakdown of the operational procedures for accident reporting, emergency evacuation, perimeter control, and on-site first aid (including hemostasis and bandaging, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, etc.).
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03 Gene-Level Replication: Embedding Security into Production Details

During the interactive session, employees engaged in in-depth discussions with Instructor Wu about safety concerns they encounter in their day-to-day roles. The training not only covered theoretical concepts but also featured hands-on demonstrations of practical tools. By showcasing proper procedures for wearing PPE—such as dust masks and noise‑reducing earplugs—and explaining emergency response equipment for chemical spills, the session effectively addressed critical gaps in on-site incident‑response capabilities.

04 Conclusion: Peaceful Yang Family—Together We Go

Yang’s Industrial has always upheld a corporate culture of “striving for perfection in every product and delivering service with utmost sincerity.” Safe production, as the cornerstone of corporate development, is the prerequisite for achieving exceptional quality.

The successful implementation of this training not only enhanced employees’ abilities in risk identification and self‑rescue and mutual assistance, but also fostered a strong company‑wide culture of “prioritizing safety and valuing life.” Moving forward, Yangshi Industrial will continue to institutionalize and refine its safety education programs, raising standards to fortify our production safeguards, ensuring a reliable supply chain for global partners, and safeguarding a safe and secure workplace for all employees.