To effectively prevent the risk of imported Ebola cases
and implement the requirements of the National Work Safety Month,
on 6 June, Guangjin Angola organised a special online training session on epidemic prevention knowledge
and safe and civilised construction practices.
All staff in Angola attended the session,
thereby solidifying the safety defences on both the epidemic prevention and production fronts.
The training was divided into three main modules: virus prevention and control, mental health and stress management, and construction safety. The content was closely aligned with the practical realities of overseas projects and was highly practical. During the session, Wang Juan, Manager of the Human Resources Department, delivered a detailed presentation on Ebola virus prevention and control, outlining key protective measures and precautions, and guiding staff on how to protect themselves effectively. Furthermore, taking into account the nature of long-term overseas assignments, she provided guidance on psychological support and stress relief techniques, demonstrating a genuine concern for staff’s physical and mental wellbeing and conveying the company’s warm support.
Hu Dianwang, General Manager of the Engineering Department, delivered a training session on the theme of workplace safety, adhering to the principles of ‘safety first, prevention foremost, and comprehensive management’, and focusing on high-risk areas within the project. He placed particular emphasis on operational standards and safety requirements for critical areas such as working at height, temporary electrical installations, machinery operation and fire safety, thereby further strengthening the entire workforce’s awareness of safety red lines, sense of responsibility and emergency response capabilities.
During the training session, General Manager Hu emphasised that project managers must fulfil their duties as the primary persons responsible for safety and take the lead in deploying and implementing safety measures. Moving forward, the company will conduct a comprehensive, company-wide self-inspection and rectification of potential hazards, carrying out thorough checks and improvements in construction, office and living areas, as well as in relation to equipment, fire safety, and water and electricity systems. It will also organise regular emergency drills, safety awareness campaigns and warning education to ensure that safety responsibilities are assigned to specific posts and individuals. This training has further strengthened the foundations of safety management and addressed existing safety shortcomings. Moving forward, the Angola Company will continue to rigorously implement routine epidemic prevention and safety management measures, safeguarding the physical and mental well-being of employees, strictly upholding safety standards, and ensuring the smooth, orderly and safe progress of overseas projects.