HQCC Obtained High Scores in the Credit Assessment of Port Operators
To further accelerate the construction of the port credit system, strengthen the credit management of the road and waterway transport market, and create an honest and trustworthy market environment, the Taizhou Municipal Bureau of Transport visited our company on the morning of February 3 to conduct the 2022 Credit Assessment of Port Operators in accordance with the requirements of “Credit Management Measures of Road and Waterway Transport Operators of Jiangsu Province” (Su Transport Regulation [2020] No. 5). Safety Director Sun Guangguan and safety management personnel accompanied them during the inspection and guidance.
During the assessment, Sun Guangguan reported the 2022 annual operation credit work item by item according to the rules of credit rating standard for Jiangsu port operators. The assessment team conducted in-depth research, checked the accounts, and comprehensively assessed the three major components involving illegal breach of trust, other breaches of trust, and additional points and gave the preliminary results of the credit rating of port operators according to the standard based on the daily supervision and inspection of port administration departments and administrative penalty information. Jiangsu JOC Chemical Storage Co., Ltd. was assessed as AAA (the highest grade), and the credit score was 104 points. Jiangsu Haiqi Chemical Warehousing Co., Ltd. was assessed as AAA (the highest grade), and the credit score was 102 points.
In the appraisal and inspection meeting, the leaders and experts gave high recognition to the credit work of our port operation in 2022 and pointed out the direction for further improvement of the credit management of port enterprises in 2023. We should strive to maintain the good credit environment and operation order of “being awarded for good credit and restricted for bad credit” of Taizhou Port, enhance the trustworthy operation and fair competition awareness of port operators, strengthen credit management, and promote high-quality development of port enterprises. Finally, Captain Guan Weidong put forward two requirements on behalf of the assessment team. First, port operators should have highlights and set examples in their credit management. We should be good at summarizing and refining credit management in the coming year, improve our visual management, coordinate risk classification and control and investigation and management of hidden dangers to improve quality and efficiency and accelerate the intelligent transformation and digital construction and application. Second, we should ensure the supply and safety of exported service ships and keep the credit. We need to further improve the export service directory, strengthen the publicity of standardized management of material and necessity supply, increase the qualification review and training of export units, and improve the comprehensive safety management of port enterprises.