CISDI has been prioritising the health and safety of its staff since the COVID-19 outbreak in China.

Following the country’s national guidelines, on February 3^rd, the company was able to resume work. Most employees are working online from home and a limited number of staff are now back in their offices.

Detailed instructions have been released to employees to ensure safe travel and personal protection in relation to the virus.

Resuming work on its EPC-based projects, CISDI has organised project evaluations according to schedule, cost and labour and will ensure critical projects are not delayed.

Around 100 project managers are working with customers, sub-suppliers and construction companies to create catch-up procedures.

To ensure overseas projects can progress, CISDI has studied epidemic control requirements in the countries in its target market.

At CISDI’s global offices in the UK, USA, Germany, India, Vietnam, Malaysia and Brazil, teams are staying abreast of new changes in government health guidelines and staff are working remotely wherever possible to support local suppliers and international customers.

CISDI staff stationed at project sites in Vietnam, Indonesia and Bolivia currently remain at their posts during the epidemic as CISDI makes every attempt to fulfill its contracts while protecting its employees and the communities they are working in.

CISDI Group is hugely appreciative of the help and support it has received from its customers and partners at home and around the world and pledges to return those favours should they be needed at any point as the epidemic’s global situation changes.

Strict controls and temperature measurements are in place at the main gate to CISDI’s headquarters in Chongqing (left) and at the gate to MCC SFRE in Xi’an (right)

CISDI Equipment Co.’s engineers and staff, working in full PPEs and face masks in their Chongqing workshop

Clad in PPEs and face masks, workers handle heavy components at SFRE Heavy Industry Equipment Co. in Xi’an

Work has resumed at Caofeidian International Ores Trade Co. in the Hebei Province