Meticulous attention to detail, with the company at heart—A record of employee Luo Jinying’s discovery and handling of a leaking fire‑hydrant pipe.
Classification： Blog
Time：2019-04-10
Meticulous attention to detail, with the company at heart.
At 3:00 a.m. on March 31, while fertilizing the plants in the company’s campus, employee Luo heard the sound of dripping water coming from the sewer near the entrance to the original color‑printing workshop. The noise was faint, yet strikingly clear in the stillness of the night. How could there be dripping in the sewer? Using the light from a streetlamp, Luo Jinying crouched down by the drain and peered through the narrow gap in the concrete slab, catching only a vague glimpse of what appeared to be standing water below.
The next day, he reported to Mr. Huang in the company’s production department and recommended a thorough inspection. Mr. Huang The concrete cover over the sewer was lifted, revealing that a fire‑fighting water pipe had corroded and developed a hole, from which water was continuously leaking. During the day, with the factory in full production and the noise of machinery drowning out all other sounds, workers failed to notice the leak. Over time, this persistent leakage not only resulted in property losses for the company but also posed a safety risk, as it depleted the fire‑water reserves.
Mr. Luo described the scene at the time.
Mr. Luo’s spirit of wholeheartedly caring for the company and his keen attention to detail are truly worthy of emulation. 
Keywords： Meticulous attention to detail, with the company at heart—A record of employee Luo Jinying’s discovery and handling of a leaking fire‑hydrant pipe.
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