A Tale of Two Cities Supporting Xinjiang

Half an hour later, Zhai Hongjun laid out all the problems he had discovered during the inspection.

"The plan had only been in place for a few days when some people started to exploit loopholes and compromise on its terms!"

Look at yourselves, which of these problems isn't fatal?

Do you really think safety is a joke, something you can just fool around with? Who can bear the responsibility if an accident happens?

The leaders in the audience all kept their heads down, no one dared to speak, and they even held their breath, afraid of becoming the next target of a reprimand.

"I don't care what your reasons or difficulties are, I only have one request now."

Zhai Hongjun raised his hand and slammed it heavily on the table, his tone leaving no room for negotiation: "All problems must be fully rectified within three days!"

Security checkpoints need to reorganize specialized training to ensure that the double-person double-check standard is strictly enforced. No step can be omitted or simplified. After the training, there will be an assessment, and those who fail will be transferred from their posts.

Regarding the issue of substitute filling out fire inspection forms, we must immediately arrange for a comprehensive review of all records, identify all responsible parties, and deal with them seriously. Those who should be notified will be notified, and those who should be punished will be punished. At the same time, we must quickly improve the supervision mechanism to prevent recurrence from the root.

The silt and garbage in the drainage ditches must be thoroughly cleaned; not a single speck can be left.

As soon as he finished speaking, the head of the operations support department hesitated, saying, "President Zhai, these three days are too tight."

Right now, all departments are busy ensuring operations, and manpower is already extremely tight. It's just too difficult to pull people out for rectification.

Could you perhaps grant us a few days' grace so we can get our operations running smoothly before focusing our efforts on rectification?

"No! Safety issues cannot be delayed or waited for!"

If you overlook a small hidden danger today, it could lead to an irreparable major accident tomorrow. At that point, not only will operations be suspended, but the entire airport will have to come to a standstill.

No matter how busy operations are, safety rectification must be the top priority; this is the bottom line, and no one can cross it.

He added, "Don't tell me we don't have enough manpower; I'll fill the gaps."

For the past three days, I have worked alongside everyone, personally overseeing the progress and quality of the rectification efforts, and I have absolutely refused to engage in any formalism.

We must not only correct these violations, but also improve the routine supervision process to fundamentally prevent the recurrence of problems.

I'm making this clear: anyone who cuts corners or does a perfunctory job in rectification will face severe consequences. They will be dealt with accordingly, without exception!

As soon as the meeting ended, Zhai Hongjun got up and walked towards the door.

But as soon as he reached the conference room door, the head of the operations support department suddenly jumped up from his seat. Before anyone else could react, he rushed forward and blocked his way, his face full of worry and his voice trembling with urgency: "President Zhai, please wait."

The requirement for rectification in just three days is far too urgent; you need to reconsider.

Zhai Hongjun stopped in his tracks. "Speak plainly, don't waste time."

"Mr. Zhai, as you know, this is peak season for customers. Our department has been fully booked, working non-stop from morning till night for almost half a month!"

"Look at the young men and women in our department. Everyone has bloodshot eyes and dark circles as heavy as a panda's. They have to eat a few bites before rushing back to their posts, without even a moment to catch their breath."

If people are pulled out to make changes at this time, the normal operational schedule will definitely be thrown into chaos, and passenger flow and flight operations will be affected.

If our operational metrics decline, not only our department but the entire airport's performance evaluation will be affected. Could you perhaps be lenient and extend the deadline to one week?

Fearing that Zhai Hongjun would refuse, he quickly added as soon as he finished speaking: "Don't worry, we'll grit our teeth and get through this peak in passenger traffic."

Once the off-season arrives, I will immediately assign dedicated personnel to conduct intensive rectification. At that time, not only will all these problems be resolved, but the routine supervision process will also be thoroughly perfected, with every step strictly controlled and absolutely no compromises made.

Zhai Hongjun's tone remained uncompromising: "I'll emphasize this to you one last time: peak season is not a reason to compromise on safety; on the contrary, we must be even more vigilant about safety!"

These hidden dangers are right here, like time bombs. If we don't rectify them quickly, and they really explode one day, not only will operational targets be affected, but the entire airport will have to shut down. The losses then will be greater than anything else. Can you afford to bear that?

"But we really don't have enough manpower! Even if all of us work without rest, we still can't manage both operations and the rectification at the same time!"

"If we don't have enough manpower, I'll fill in."

These past three days, I've been working alongside you on the front lines, overseeing both duty shifts and rectification efforts. There will be absolutely no special treatment. The deadline cannot be extended by even a minute; that's settled.

Several young security guards huddled in a corner, their faces showing undisguised exhaustion.

"This is killing me. I just got used to the new optimized workflow and was finally able to keep up with the pace, and now I have to stay up all night to fix things!"

A young man's voice was full of resentment: "I'm busy from morning till night every day, I don't even have time to drink water, my back is so sore I can barely straighten up. Isn't Mr. Zhai being too demanding? He's just making things difficult for me!"

"you do not say!

Aren't those problems all minor issues?

For example, if an inspection is done a little too quickly and someone fills out an inspection record on your behalf, how could an accident happen so easily in such a short period of time?

Is it really necessary to go to such lengths? Retraining and surprise inspections are already exhausting enough; this is just making things worse.

"Exactly, safety, safety. We talk about safety all the time, but we don't even look at how difficult things are for us."

Others chimed in with complaints, saying, "If you really push people too far, they'll lose all motivation and are more likely to cause problems."

These complaints, neither too loud nor too soft, just enough to echo throughout the lounge, drew nods of agreement from many people, their faces showing exhaustion and resentment.

Hearing these complaints, Ji Baoyu was also troubled.

She knew that Zhai Hongjun was right to focus on safety, but she also knew that the frontline employees were really tired, and the requirement for rectification in these three days was indeed a bit too much to ask.

After thinking it over for a long time, Ji Baoyu decided to ask Su Nan to put in a good word for him.

After all, Su Nan understands safety regulations, is aware of the practical difficulties on the front lines, and has a close relationship with Zhai Hongjun, so her words carry weight. Perhaps she can persuade Zhai Hongjun to relent or come up with a compromise that will not delay the rectification and will also allow the employees to catch their breath.