Sinotruk Reviews 'Thunder Shield' Anti-Theft Campaign, Pledges Zero Tolerance
Sinotruk's leadership met on August 19 to review its 'Thunder Shield' anti-theft campaign, which worked with public security authorities on past violations and recovered major economic losses.
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What Happened
On August 19, SINOTRUK held a summary meeting for its 'Thunder Shield' Special Anti-Theft Rectification Campaign. The meeting reviewed campaign achievements, consolidated collective efforts, reinforced accountability, and planned the next phase of anti-theft work, with the stated goal of safeguarding the company's interests and state-owned assets. Liu Wei, Deputy Party Secretary and President of the Group, delivered a speech. Jiang Pengpeng, Deputy Party Secretary and Chairman of the Trade Union, and Zhang Minghao, Member of the Party Committee and Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission, also attended.
Since the campaign launched, SINOTRUK says it has handled violations with utmost severity, zero tolerance and no leniency, working jointly with public security authorities. The company investigated and dealt with multiple cases of rule and discipline violations from previous years, closing loopholes in materials management and preventing and recovering major economic losses. It says coordinated action across the Group and full employee participation rapidly enhanced security effectiveness and improved the overall security environment.
The meeting called on management and employees to reject any mindset of 'taking a breather or easing off,' maintaining the same intensity, standards and rigor of enforcement. Sinotruk promised no let-up in awareness and a sustained high-pressure stance, with security rules and procedures implemented without compromise. The company will strengthen communication and education on security policies, enhance supervision and inspection, and continue technology-enabled security in line with digitalization and intelligentization. It also plans to strengthen legal and professional ethics education to embed the principle of 'Caring for the Company as Our Home and Protecting Company Property.'
- Jiang Pengpeng signed Material Anti-Theft Responsibility Statements with the heads of the Group's manufacturing and R&D units.
- Participants watched the warning and educational video 'Thunder Sharpens the Blade • Safeguarding SINOTRUK.'
- Several typical cases uncovered during the campaign were reported.
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Group executives at director level and above, functional department heads, manufacturing unit leaders, and heads and key personnel from security, procurement, manufacturing and support departments joined online and in person.
Why this matters
Sinotruk's internal anti-theft drive worked with public security authorities to protect its state-owned assets by closing materials-management loopholes and preventing major economic losses. Management now asks all employees to keep up zero-tolerance enforcement, expand technology-enabled security, and strengthen legal education. The renewed policy affects workers and leaders across the company's manufacturing, procurement and security departments.
Terms in This Story
- State-owned assets
- Property, equipment, funds and other resources owned by a government or public entity.
- Rectification campaign
- A formal, time-bound effort to correct misconduct or weaknesses in an organization.
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