The Rationalization Proposal Award Ceremony Was Held
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Time：2019-05-03
The Rationalization Proposal Award Ceremony Was Held
Due to the intensive execution of the company’s various business operations, the 2018 December award ceremony for rationalization proposals has been postponed to April 26. On that day, the deputy general manager, the deputy production manager, the deputy cultural affairs manager, along with the award recipients and members of the Human Resources Department, attended the event.
The meeting was chaired by the head of the Technical Department. In his opening remarks, the deputy general manager emphasized that the rationalization‑suggestion initiative should prioritize improvements to production processes and equipment, fostering a company‑wide culture in which all employees work together to enhance operational efficiency. He also stressed that, once suggestions are submitted, robust execution is essential to ensure tangible results.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Deputy Manager of Corporate Culture delivered a summary, noting from the perspective of corporate culture that the rationalization‑suggestion initiative will help steer the company’s production and management toward greater precision and refinement. We encourage everyone to actively participate in the rationalization proposal program and help improve the company’s performance.
From September to December 2018, the company received a total of 136 improvement‑suggestion proposals, of which 130 were adopted and 109 were successfully implemented, addressing and resolving numerous longstanding issues. Following four months of comprehensive rollout, various improvement and optimization initiatives were fully put into practice. Moving forward, the company will maintain this steady, ongoing approach to soliciting suggestions, holding sessions every two months. All employees are encouraged to continue participating and thoughtfully identifying opportunities for operational improvement.
Attachment: First Prize for Rationalization Proposals, December 2018
Winner of the First Prize for Rationalization Proposals in December 2018. Below is the proposal he submitted:
Recommendations for the “Clear Workshop Material Specification”
In December 2018, the first‑prize winner of the Rationalization Proposal Award was Li Qixian, whose winning proposal was titled “Clarify Workshop Material Usage Standards.” Previously, there had been poor coordination between the workshop and warehouse management, leading to disorganized material usage. The proposal, “Clarify Workshop Material Usage Standards,” put forward specific, well‑reasoned corrective measures:
1. Strengthen communication between production and the warehouse, monitor inventory levels, and systematically manage surplus materials and leftover quantities.
2. Establish workshop material‑usage guidelines to standardize the process of material requisition and consumption by employees.
3. Establish a penalty system to discipline any party that causes losses to the company by failing to use materials in accordance with requirements.
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