To ensure the safe operation of enterprises, Beijing E-Town has been conducting frequent research activities, to check for safety, listen to business complaints, and solve problems. 

Recently, Kong Lei, director of the Beijing E-Town Administrative Committee, led a team to conduct safety inspections at CETC Electronics Equipment Group and NAURA Technology Group, and listened to reports on the operation of the companies.

Kong first inspected the central control room, power distribution room, chemical storage room, hydrogen station, and other areas of the enterprise, and inquired about production safety and firefighting conditions. 

He emphasized the need to strengthen the training of safety management personnel, daily maintenance of firefighting facilities, and regular firefighting drills to build a strong safety defense line and prepare for contingencies. 

Management responsibilities of production safety should be clarified, response speed should be improved, and safety accidents should be prevented, according to Kong.

During the symposium, Kong listened to the achievements and difficulties encountered by enterprises in their operation, and responded to the demands put forward by the enterprises, leading relevant departments to establish a task list. 

He stated that the second quarter is a critical period for promoting the overall improvement of economic operations, and Beijing E-Town will further expand its opening up to strengthen the confidence of enterprises in the area. Each department and special task force will sort out of enterprise demands, strengthen coordination and scheduling, hold special meetings for "one enterprise, one policy". 

Beijing E-Town will integrate beneficial policies, tailor "policy packages" and "service packages" for different enterprises, transform "enterprises looking for policies" into "policies looking for enterprises", and be a "service steward" for corporate development. 

Multiple measures will also be used to optimize the business environment, attract talents, improve talent services, Kong added.