Fang Qin, Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of Shanghai Academy of Sciences, led a team to inspect and guide our work on production safety


On the afternoon of June 22, led by Fang Qin, Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of Shanghai Academy of Sciences, Cao Yu, Deputy Director of the Administrative Security Department, and others came to our institute to carry out a large-scale safety inspection. Members of our leadership team, property safety management department, and relevant comrades from the General Office accompanied the inspection.
Deputy Director Cao Yu introduced the relevant situation and inspection arrangements of this large-scale safety inspection. Afterwards, the inspection team conducted on-site inspections of key areas such as limited spaces in our park (fire water tanks in the scientific research building), intelligent instruments of Shanghai Haoshun Technology Co., Ltd., and medical instrument production sites, and reviewed relevant work records.
After the inspection, the Administrative Security Department of the Institute fed back the inspection results to our institute and provided guidance on how to further investigate safety hazards in limited spaces and implement safety responsibilities. Secretary Fang Qin pointed out that the Shanghai Institute of Instrumentation must always be vigilant and implement the ideological string of safe production work, be vigilant and eliminate the potential safety hazards caused by the staff of the unit being careless and not strictly implementing the safe production regulations after resuming work and production; it is necessary to further implement the supervision and inspection responsibilities for the safe production work of the units stationed in the unit to protect the safety of the area; it is necessary to coordinate the safe production work and business work of the institute to create a safe and stable working environment for the institute's scientific research and production.
 
 

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