LGMG Mining Wraps Up 2026 Safety Production Month

June 2026 marked China's 25th National Safety Production Month. Throughout the month, LGMG Mining carried out a series of practical and effective safety initiatives under the theme:

"Everyone Talks About Safety, Everyone Knows Emergency Response — Identifying and Eliminating Risks and Hazards."

These activities strengthened workplace safety management, reinforced the company's "Safety First" philosophy, and further enhanced employees' awareness and emergency response capabilities.

Let's look back at the key moments from this year's Safety Production Month.

1.Safety Awareness Takes Root

During the first week of June, LGMG Mining officially launched its Safety Production Month campaign. Safety banners were displayed across the factory, and employees signed their names to demonstrate their commitment to workplace safety.

The signing ceremony reinforced the belief that every employee shares responsibility for safety, encouraging safety awareness to become an active daily practice rather than merely a compliance requirement.

2.Learning from Real Cases

Throughout June, the company organized layered safety education programs featuring real accident case studies.

Every Friday, employees gathered to watch safety awareness videos and review previous industrial accident cases. Each department then conducted group discussions to analyze accident causes, unsafe behaviors, and management gaps.

Special attention was given to high-risk scenarios common in mining equipment manufacturing, including:

• Electrical safety

• Special equipment operation

• Hazardous work activities

These sessions helped employees recognize potential risks, eliminate complacency, and further standardize safe operating procedures.

3.Emergency Response Drills

Practical emergency drills were conducted across the factory, focusing on:

• Fire evacuation

• Firefighting operations

• Emergency rescue procedures

Employees received hands-on training in the use of fire extinguishers, fire hydrants, and emergency evacuation procedures.

Following each drill, dedicated review meetings were held to identify improvement opportunities and optimize emergency response plans.

By combining theoretical instruction with practical exercises, every employee strengthened their ability to respond confidently and effectively during emergencies.

4.Company-wide Safety Case Sharing

LGMG Mining also launched a safety case sharing program for non-production employees.

Participants were encouraged to share safety experiences from everyday work and life, covering topics such as:

• Office electrical safety

• Traffic safety

• Outdoor operations

• Mine site visits

Outstanding submissions will be promoted company-wide during the third quarter, helping broaden safety perspectives and enrich risk prevention practices.

5.Everyone Can Be a Safety Watcher

A company-wide hazard identification campaign was carried out throughout the month.

Employee representatives participated in comprehensive inspections focusing on:

• Electrical systems

• Special equipment

• Hazardous operations

• Material storage

Employees were encouraged to identify hazards, report issues through digital tools, and follow up until corrective actions were completed.

This proactive approach enabled risks to be detected early, hazards to be eliminated promptly, and employee participation in safety management to continue growing.

6.Safety Never Ends

Although the 2026 Safety Production Month campaign has successfully concluded, LGMG Mining's commitment to safety continues every day.

Internally, the company will further strengthen routine hazard inspections, emergency drills, and continuous safety education, making "Everyone is a Safety Officer" part of daily operations.

Externally, LGMG Mining will continue working closely with customers and partners to promote safer workplaces and strengthen collaborative safety management throughout the industry.

Looking ahead, LGMG Mining remains committed to its Safety First philosophy by continuously improving safety standards, protecting employees, supporting customers, and contributing to the sustainable development of the mining equipment industry through a strong safety foundation.