To drive continuous improvement in production and quality, and consistently deliver satisfactory products and services to customers, the company has organized QCC activities and result presentation seminars for four consecutive years.
The 2022 QCC Sharing Session was held in December. A total of 22 projects were submitted by 12 departments across three plants in Hangzhou and Haiyan, including Production, Engineering, Mold Design, Automation, Quality Assurance, Electroplating, Sales, Machining and NPI. Altogether 113 participants took part in the implementation of QCC projects.

As the QCC activities continue to advance in depth, employees’ initiative for continuous improvement has been greatly enhanced. The number of participating departments has increased significantly compared with previous years, and the project scope has become more diversified. The improvement initiatives cover not only quality optimization, but also warehouse and logistics upgrading, production efficiency enhancement and overall cost reduction. The tangible benefits achieved through QCC projects have further helped all employees fully recognize the importance of QCC activities.

Following preliminary evaluation and final on-site presentation review, the QCC annual conference selected one First Prize team, two Second Prize teams, four Third Prize teams, seven Excellence Awards and eight Encouragement Awards. The achievement presentation and experience sharing have further promoted the sustainable development of QCC activities. Many employees have confirmed their improvement projects for 2023 and set up new QCC teams.
Guided by the goals of improving efficiency, enhancing quality and reducing costs, each QCC team conducts in-depth research on practical problems identified in on-site production operations. With innovative concepts, the teams drive continuous improvement, ultimately achieving simultaneous progress in production efficiency and overall team capabilities.
