To further enhance employees’ understanding of the casting production process and strengthen their job-specific expertise, our company recently organized a specialized training session on production processes, which was attended by all relevant personnel.

During the training session, live on‑site operational videos from the factory floor were projected onto a large screen, providing a clear, hands‑on demonstration of key processes in the casting workshop, such as steelmaking and pouring. The footage authentically captured the entire workflow—ranging from overhead crane operations for lifting molten steel to the actual casting process—bringing real‑world production scenes into the classroom. This allowed participants to observe critical production steps up close, gaining a thorough understanding of essential casting procedures and on‑site safety and quality‑control protocols. Attendees watched attentively, engaging in thoughtful discussions and reflecting on process details as they related them to their own roles. By adopting this video‑based training approach, the session moved beyond purely theoretical instruction, offering a more vivid and intuitive learning experience that deepened employees’ comprehension of production processes and highlighted key priorities for on‑site safety and quality management.

Going forward, the company will continue to diversify its training approaches, institutionalize process‑ and safety‑related learning, and steadily enhance the professional competence of all employees, thereby providing robust support for safe production and the sustained improvement of product quality.