In 2025, to continuously enhance the safety management level of transfer stations, the Zhangdian project company in the Shandong region of the Group carried out safety management upgrade work. In terms of infrastructure, we conducted systematic inspection and renewal of equipment and facilities, achieving mechanized and enclosed operations throughout the waste treatment process. Waterproof sealing devices and leakage protection systems were added to power control boxes, and damaged boxes were replaced and reinforced, eliminating hidden risks such as cable immersion and box electrification at the hardware level. For safety signage, warning lines and signboards were uniformly designed and replaced in accordance with national standards, using reflective materials to ensure visibility at night. The combination of graphics and text enhanced visual warning effects and standardized operating procedures. For personal protection, next-generation equipment such as GPS safety badges, shoulder lights and reflective vests were distributed; safety fences, turnstiles and fall prevention ropes were installed; and monitoring and blind spot detection alarm devices were added to vehicles. These measures improved operational safety and visibility, and achieved real-time attention to employee status and emergency response through technical means, further building a safe environment at the transfer station.
During the 2025 Work Safety Month, the Group carried out in-depth workplace safety initiatives to comprehensively enhance employees’ safety awareness and emergency response capabilities.
Centered on the theme “Everyone Prioritizes Safety, Everyone Knows How to Respond – Spot Hazards Around You,” we integrated and leveraged modern technological tools such as artificial intelligence to conduct a thorough investigation and rectification of safety hazards. These activities reinforced line management and promoted the long-term operation of the mechanism addressing the Three Types of Violations. By focusing on both proactive and reactive risk control, the initiatives promoted the implementation of primary safety responsibilities of project companies and the safety accountability of all employees. This approach effectively improved capabilities in risk identification, hazard investigation and governance. In total, approximately 67,600 person-times participated in the activities, and 9,397 safety training sessions were organized.
During the Fire Prevention Publicity Month, the Group focused on the theme “Fire Safety for All, Life First – Safe Use of Fire and Electricity”. In active response to the directives from relevant authorities, the Group organized all business units to conduct widespread awareness campaigns. A strong atmosphere was fostered through diverse approaches including banners and electronic screen displays. In total, 1,327 publicity events were held, with the participation of 55,900 person-times.
For the National Traffic Safety Publicity Day, the Group centered its efforts on the theme “Civilized Traffic, Courteous Travel” and launched targeted improvement initiatives, including in-depth internal safety warning education and awareness activities. Across the Group, 628 warning banners were put up, 2,192 thematic meetings were convened, and 938 special inspections were carried out, which effectively heightened traffic safety awareness among all employees.
Zhongyan Property Management, a subsidiary of the Group, has continuously strengthened its capacity to respond to various emergencies by strictly implementing its annual emergency management plan and organizing multi-scenario, regular emergency drills and response activities, thereby providing solid support for ensuring safety in the areas under its jurisdiction and safeguarding the rights and interests of residents.
In 2025, Zhongyan Property Management organized a total of 9 company-wide emergency plan drills and response activities covering scenarios such as fire protection, flood control, snow and ice removal, and extreme gale response. Throughout the year, its subsidiary units completed a total of 135 emergency drills and response activities, involving 2,738 employee participants, effectively strengthening the team’s practical response and coordinated handling capabilities.
In parallel with regular drills, Zhongyan Property Management established an efficient emergency command and response mechanism through its emergency management working group. Upon receiving warning notices from higher authorities such as municipal and district-level departments, the company immediately issued emergency response directives, and the relevant units promptly activated their emergency plans, with unit leaders personally overseeing the on-site command to ensure a swift and orderly emergency response process. During the special periods this year, such as the extreme gale in April and the red rainstorm warnings from July to August, the relevant units successfully completed all emergency response and on-site handling tasks, effectively ensuring the safe and stable operation of the areas under their jurisdiction. To address seasonal risks, Zhongyan Property Management strengthened anti-freezing measures for facilities and equipment before winter. Through various measures such as installing cotton door curtains on high-rise residential buildings, laying electric heat tracing systems on exposed water supply pipelines, and covering greening pipe wells with insulation materials, the company effectively prevented and reduced the impact of and damage caused by extreme cold weather on facilities and equipment.
In addition, to comprehensively protect residents’ rights and interests, Zhongyan Property Management has continuously maintained public liability insurance, establishing an effective risk transfer and compensation mechanism. In 2025, compensation for 27 losses caused by extreme gale weather and 13 losses caused by summer flooding was obtained through insurance claims, effectively safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of residents.
