As a valve manufacturing enterprise, we should place "quality and safety" at the top of our priorities. Inferior valve product quality can lead to disastrous consequences for customers. Any negligence or disregard by any position can have varying degrees of impact on the enterprise. Therefore, regardless of whether it is an enterprise unit for smelting, casting, processing, etc., quality should be regarded as the primary standard.
The 21st century is the century of quality. Facts have shown that quality has become the lifeline on which enterprises rely for survival, and even evolved into a form of productivity. It is the core of market competition and the guarantee for people's lives. For an enterprise, quality is the foundation of its products, it creates the brand of the enterprise, and is the image and facade of the enterprise. Only by achieving first-class quality can one create first-class products, and only by creating first-class products can one stand firm in the economic tide without being defeated.
Dr. William Deming, the renowned quality management expert from the United States, once said: "Product quality is produced, not inspected." This famous saying reminds us that only by strictly following the production process and operation guidelines at every stage of the production process can the quality of the product be guaranteed. If we ignore process control and rely solely on inspection, it is impossible to ensure product quality, because quality inspection can only eliminate defective and unusable products, but it cannot improve product quality. This requires us to strictly control quality in all aspects of our work, pay attention to every detail, and make quality a habit.
To ensure quality and safety, valve manufacturing enterprises should, on the one hand, control the quality of each process product, including the quality status of semi-finished products during the component manufacturing process and the quality of the final process products; on the other hand, they should improve the work quality of each employee. The former requires strict technical control, while the latter emphasizes the meticulous and dedicated working attitude of employees. To ensure the reliability of product quality, it is necessary for each employee to strengthen their sense of responsibility, pursue excellence in details, establish the concept that 1% of errors is 100% of a problem, be strict with themselves, and strive for excellence.
"Utilizing research advantages, focusing on technological innovation, striving for top-notch quality, and meeting customer demands" should be the quality policy for the survival of many enterprises. In daily work, develop a good working habit, keep the concept of emphasizing quality constantly in your mind, and never allow any slackness. Maybe you think your job is simple and ordinary, but to do simple and ordinary things to the extreme is not simple or ordinary. Just like how survival of a person requires oxygen, the survival of an enterprise also requires quality.
