At 14:18 on December 31, 2018, as the first CQGJ to adopt domestic mature and advanced production equipment, reflecting the advanced environmental protection design concept, the product energy consumption, industrial automation and computer management level are the leading domestic 300,000 tons of powder processing. The plant project was formally put into operation after a construction period of more than 9 months. The commissioning of the project will provide a strong guarantee for CQGJ to further increase its production capacity and technology level, achieve cost reduction and efficiency, and green development. Nearly 100 people from the CPIC leadership team and project construction staff attended the commissioning ceremony and witnessed this important moment together. CPIC Party Secretary Xi Bo presided over the commissioning ceremony.
CQGJ general manager Li Hongbin introduced: "The 300,000-ton powder processing plant project was officially put into operation today after more than nine months of hard construction. After the production continues to be stable, the project can significantly reduce the company's raw materials cost and improve the quality of raw materials It will also bring a substantial improvement to the stability of glass fiber production. "Li Hongbin also proposed three hopes: First, the majority of cadres and employees who are struggling to fight the front line will reach the standard and production of the project as soon as possible, and the second is that they hope Able to summarize the experience of the powder processing plant project in time to ensure that such projects can be better and more effectively implemented. The third is to hope that the production departments and expense management departments at all levels strictly follow the group requirements, work hard, and effectively control costs. Work is done.
With the official commissioning of the CQGJ 300,000-ton powder processing plant project, a new round of reforms for CQGJ has officially begun, and the huge wave of deepening reforms of state-owned enterprises will push CPIC to continue moving forward and achieve better results.