Safety is the lifeline

We steadfastly uphold the three cardinal principles of "safety, environmental protection, and quality," regarding safety as the vital thread of the company's growth. All business activities must be predicated on the motto "safety comes first." We are advancing the development of a "dual system" with scientific rigor, refining stringent safety management protocols, and have achieved a comprehensive, closed-loop approach to safety management.

Environmental Protection Shapes the Future

Adhering to the "green" philosophy, we have systematically enforced VOC leak detection across all our facilities. We have enhanced our closed loading systems and oil and gas recovery systems, refined our online monitoring systems for specific pollutants at the factory perimeter, and as a result, have achieved emissions that meet standards and promote sustainable ecological development.

Dedicate to Establishing a Safety and Environmental Protection System with BoSheng's Distinctive and Scientific Approach

We have adopted the DuPont safety management initiative, tailoring it to BoSheng's unique context and advancing in a methodical and scientific way towards inherent safety. We prioritize the cultivation of safety awareness, the enhancement of safety culture, the integration of safety into the environment, and the improvement of safety skills. Our focus is on the effective implementation of primary responsibilities, encouraging employees to engage consciously and proactively in safety practices, fostering a grassroots-upward and self-motivated culture of "I choose safety."

Safety Policy
"Prioritizing safety, emphasizing prevention, implementing comprehensive measures, focusing on people, involving all personnel, and continually enhancing our approach."

Safety Principles  

① Safety Veto Principle  

② Closed-Loop Management Principle for Identifying and Rectifying Hidden Dangers  

③ Principle of Concurrent Responsibility: Those managing production must also manage safety, and the person in charge is accountable  

④ Principle of Truthfulness: All incidents must be reported truthfully without concealment or falsification  

⑤ Principle of Territorial Management  

⑥ Principle of Full Participation