Concerted efforts to combat the impact of the "sea anemone" typhoon

On August 8, the 11th strong typhoon "Haikui" of this year hit the Xiangshan area of Ningbo at about 4: 00 a.m. and pressed on the northern coast with a central wind force of 14. Fenghua area was affected to varying degrees in a large area, and stagnant water was formed in some areas due to torrential rain caused by typhoons. Aiyimei Group, located in Fenghua Sanheng Industrial Park, has also withstood a lot of tests in this "sea anemone" attack.

Due to the frontal attack of typhoon "Haikui", its speed and intensity are the most serious typhoon in the coastal area of Zhejiang this year, causing great inconvenience to the travel of people in the area. Aiyimei Group received this typhoon warning Later, the leaders attached great importance to it and made an emergency plan to prevent and resist Taiwan as soon as possible and issued a notice to remind all employees. On the one hand, set up an anti-typhoon working group, deploy on-duty leaders and personnel on duty in each workshop, go deep into the workshop to inspect the workshop regularly and report the anti-typhoon situation. In case of emergency, operate in accordance with the "Special Emergency Plan for Anti-typhoon Sudden Accidents" and report the situation to the person in charge of the department in time. On the other hand, arrange the whole factory staff to take a day off, avoid the frontal attack of the typhoon at home, and advise to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities. The company's flowers and trees department and security department jointly dispatched to strengthen outdoor facilities such as carports, flowers and trees, safely transfer the stacking of outdoor garbage cans, and pay close attention to typhoon dynamics 24 hours a day. With the careful deployment of the company's leaders and the joint efforts of relevant departments, they finally survived the strong typhoon safely, ensuring the safety of goods and personnel without accidents. The successful fight against the typhoon is also a good practice and test of the company's emergency response plan, marking the effectiveness of a series of emergency response plans previously established by the company.