Company Safety and Emergency Management Policy

The company adheres to a safety policy prioritizing "safety first, prevention foremost; targeted inspections, comprehensive governance; century-long vision, quality as the foundation." We continuously enhance employees' self-rescue and mutual rescue capabilities, promote the development of a comprehensive emergency management system through multiple channels, and strive to prevent and minimize the occurrence and impact of various emergencies to the greatest extent. Our goals are to achieve no accidents, no harm to human health, no environmental damage, and full compliance with national laws, regulations, and safe operating procedures.


I. Company Emergency Management Structure and Responsible Personnel

The company has established a Safety Management Office responsible for overseeing production safety and emergency management affairs. The office head serves as the direct responsible person for company safety management, emergency management, and production safety. Safety management follows the "Five Simultaneous Principles": planning, deployment, inspection, review, and evaluation are conducted concurrently.

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II. Safety Management Systems and Emergency Plans

1. Emergency Systems and Teams
   The company has established an emergency accident handling system, developed accident rescue emergency plans, and set up a hidden risk emergency management system. By identifying internal and external accident factors and risk levels within the facility, we have clarified the handling procedures for various incidents and built a "Four-Capable" emergency rescue team: one with command, organization, practical skills, and combat strength.

2. Emergency Drills
   The Safety Management Office organizes annual emergency drills (at least once per year) for scenarios such as cryogenic liquid leaks, fire incidents, and toxic gas leaks. Through hands-on practice with emergency plans, employees gain a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of critical actions, including emergency measures during safety incidents, fire escape techniques, evacuation organization, accident reporting, and external assistance requests.

3. Monthly Safety Inspections
   Monthly safety hazard inspections are conducted, following a "one inspection, one remediation, one report" cycle. Identified hazards are recorded, and the Safety Management Office collaborates with safety personnel, engineering technicians, and responsible department heads to assess, classify, and analyze the causes of these hazards. Based on the "Four No-Let-Go Principles" (no passing without identifying the cause, assigning responsibility, educating those involved, and implementing corrective measures), corresponding response strategies and remediation plans are proposed. Resources are mobilized for timely rectification to ensure no lingering risks remain.

4. Safety Assurance Measures
   - Firefighting equipment and facilities are inspected monthly.
   - Gas concentration detectors are tested annually.
   - Hot work and hazardous operations require an approval system.

5. Safety in Construction Projects
   For new construction, renovations, or expansions involving hazardous chemicals, the main project and safety facilities adhere to the "Three Simultaneous Principles": simultaneous design, construction, and commissioning.


III. Emergency Response Teams and Reserve Supplies

1. Emergency Response Command Structure
   The company’s Emergency Rescue Command Center includes:  
   - One Commander-in-Chief  
   - One Deputy Commander-in-Chief  
   - Two Technical Team Members  
   - Other Emergency Response Teams:  
     1) External Communication Team  
     2) Alert and Evacuation Team  
     3) Gas Leak Emergency Response Team  
     4) Firefighting and Rescue Team  
     5) Equipment and Power Repair Team  
     6) Transport and Medical Rescue Team  

2. Emergency Equipment and Supplies
   The company is equipped with dedicated safety protection facilities, including: firefighting equipment, safety protective gear, positive pressure oxygen respirators, gas masks, anti-freeze clothing, leak sealing tools, medical stretchers, etc.


 IV. Safety Management Training and Awareness

1. Safety Personnel Training
   Annual training and certification are arranged for safety officers.

2. Employee Skill Development
   Each year, the company organizes new employees for hands-on training in operating firefighting equipment, mastering the use of various firefighting tools, and correctly handling specialized safety protective facilities and equipment.

3. Daily Safety Awareness
   In routine production activities, we strengthen safety awareness training and require strict adherence to the company’s safety production systems and operating procedures. Safety concepts such as "Safety in Production, Prevention First" and "Safety in Production, Everyone’s Responsibility" are deeply ingrained in employees’ minds.