Changzhou Jiuri Chemical Co., Ltd. has been recognized as a Level‑2 enterprise that meets the standards for work safety standardization.

On January 25, 2022, the Jiangsu Provincial Academy of Safety Production Science issued the “Notice on Enterprises Across the Province That Have Achieved Level‑2 Safety Standardization” (No. 3 [2022] of the Jiangsu Academy of Safety Production). In accordance with the requirements set forth in the “Notice of the Provincial Administration of Work Safety on Issuing the Provisional Measures for the Evaluation and Management of Level‑2 Safety Standardization Enterprises in Jiangsu Province” (No. 2 [2017] of the Jiangsu Administration of Work Safety), and based on the relevant provisions of the “General Specification for Safety Standardization of Enterprises Engaged in Hazardous Chemicals” (AQ3013‑2008), the enterprises—including Changzhou Jiuri Chemical Co., Ltd.—were determined, following evaluation, to be Level‑2 safety production standardization enterprises.

　　On January 25, 2022, the Jiangsu Provincial Academy of Safety Production Science issued the “Notice on Enterprises Across the Province That Have Achieved Level‑2 Safety Standardization” (No. 3 [2022] of the Jiangsu Academy of Safety Production Science). In accordance with the requirements set forth in the “Notice of the Provincial Administration of Work Safety on Issuing the Provisional Measures for the Administration of the Evaluation of Level‑2 Safety Standardization Enterprises in Jiangsu Province” (No. 2 [2017] of the Jiangsu Administration of Work Safety), and based on the relevant provisions of the “General Specifications for Safety Standardization of Enterprises Engaged in Hazardous Chemicals” (AQ3013‑2008), the evaluation determined that Changzhou Jiuri Chemical Co., Ltd. and other entities have been certified as Level‑2 safety production standardization enterprises.

　　In recent years, the company has continuously increased its investment in safety and strived to enhance its intrinsic level of safe production management. Building on earlier efforts to implement full‑process automation and establish a safety information platform, the company has set up a task force—led by General Manager Yan Yunxiang and composed of key personnel from all departments. Drawing on the characteristics of its production processes and risk‑based control requirements, and aligning with standardized classification criteria for hazardous chemicals, the team has engaged all employees in integrating corporate standards and regulations into the safety management system. As a result, the company has achieved systematic safety management, standardized operational procedures at each post, inherently safer equipment and facilities, and fixed‑location organization of tools and work environments. We are confident that, upon obtaining this certification, Changzhou Jiuri will continue to deliver outstanding results while maintaining a strong foundation in workplace safety.