Benchmarking against global standards! The Jotun Zhangjiagang project has successfully passed the safety audit conducted by its Norwegian headquarters.

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2026-09-18

Benchmarking against global standards! The Jotun Zhangjiagang project has successfully passed the safety audit conducted by its Norwegian headquarters.

In mid-September, a foreign‑owned expert audit team from Jotun’s Norwegian headquarters conducted a three‑day, headquarter‑level specialized safety audit at the Jotun Zhangjiagang project site. The company’s project team provided full‑time coordination and support throughout the process, and the project’s safety management system and on‑site control measures successfully passed the audit, earning high praise from the auditing team.

This audit was conducted in strict accordance with Jotun’s global safety management standards and international engineering safety regulations, covering all core aspects—including safety records, training and education, hazard‑based closed‑loop management, on‑site protective measures, special operations, temporary electrical systems, machinery and equipment, and fire‑safety management. With its rigorous criteria and comprehensive verification, it ranks among the highest‑level safety assessments within the Jotun system.

During the audit, the project team provided a detailed report on key initiatives, including the implementation of safety responsibilities, risk-based tiered control, routine hazard identification and remediation, and comprehensive safety training for all personnel. Following a systematic review, the audit team issued a clear endorsement: the project’s safety management system is robust and highly effective; policies and procedures are rigorously enforced; on-site management adheres to standardized practices; and safety accountability is firmly established. Overall, the project’s management meets Jotun’s global high‑end safety standards, demonstrating outstanding performance among comparable collaborative projects. The audit team also expressed strong recognition of Jiangsu Qian’an’s on‑site management capabilities and professional expertise.

This successful completion of the Norway‑headquartered safety audit represents an authoritative international certification of the Group’s safety management capabilities. Moving forward, the project team will continue to align with leading global safety standards, refine on‑site controls, strengthen the safety foundation, and optimize management processes, thereby continuously elevating the project’s safety‑standardization level, advancing subsequent construction to high standards, and consistently establishing a benchmark for safe and high‑quality construction. (Jinrun Branch)

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