Recently, the prolonged rainy weather has put a halt to field survey work at projects in Jinan and surrounding areas. “Pause button”: At the Rock and Soil Company, key projects—including the Shengquan Industrial Park, the Songliu Old City Redevelopment, and wind‑power and photovoltaic initiatives in multiple locations—are experiencing schedule delays. As the fourth quarter enters its final stretch, a backlog of engineering investigation tasks is being rapidly addressed, bringing with it mounting challenges: tight deadlines and stringent technical standards. At this critical juncture, the company’s Party-member responsibility zones for engineering investigations, guided by the spirit of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee, have translated that spirit into an “all‑out sprint order.” They promptly established Party-member task‑force teams, unleashing the synergistic power of “Party building plus project management” and igniting a wave of practical action on the front lines of these challenging undertakings.
At the Shengquan and Mingshite industrial projects, heavy rainfall resulted in high soil moisture levels and challenging on-site working conditions. Party members and cadres took the lead in establishing a specialized technical team, repeatedly refining the site investigation plan, and ultimately managed to… “Muddy wasteland” has been transformed into a “worksite”; at the Songliu Old City Renovation Project, the Party-member vanguard team has stepped up as both “safety sentinels” and “construction benchmarks,” proactively conducting safety inspections of underground utilities, intensifying daily, precision‑driven safety training, and refining operating procedures for eight surveying devices. This ensures full‑capacity equipment operation while maintaining a dual guarantee of “zero accidents and zero hazards,” thereby building an ironclad safety barrier through rigorous standards.
“Wherever there is a tough battle, Party members charge ahead.” Under the exemplary leadership of Party members, young core personnel have been working around the clock: during the day, they manage equipment and collect data; at night, they review progress and organize documentation. At new‑energy projects in Cao County, Handan, and other locations—where sites are numerous and lines stretch long—the youth task force has taken root in the field, confronting the challenge of dispersed operations and leveraging precise survey data to ensure project implementation. Meanwhile, the geotechnical testing and office‑based teams have coordinated their efforts, proactively working overtime to advance laboratory analysis and data compilation, achieving seamless integration between on‑site and back‑office work. This approach underscores their commitment to “customer first, excellent service” and strengthens the foundation for high‑quality technical support.
A tough battle, blazing a trail A new integrated approach—“Party Building + Safety Management,” “Party Building + Technological Breakthroughs,” and “Party Building + Youth Empowerment”—has been adopted. Party members take the lead in meticulous site surveys, while teams drive projects forward with high efficiency, ensuring that key initiatives are delivered on schedule and to the highest standards. Moreover, this approach underscores the role of a central state‑owned enterprise stationed in Shandong in urban renewal, industrial upgrading, and the secure supply of new energy.
Going forward, the company will continue to institutionalize its best practices and strengthen its team, further reinforcing safety red lines, honing its surveying expertise, and elevating service quality, thereby injecting robust geotechnical support into the region’s high‑quality development through concrete action and a sense of responsibility.
