A Mid-Autumn Triumph: Jamaica Team Nails Critical Pour for Hospital Project

On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, all constructors of the Jamaica Branch adhered to their posts with a dedicated spirit of "placing the mission before family," adding luster to the festival with their hard work—the second phase of the raft foundation concrete pouring for the Spanish Town Hospital Project was successfully completed today!

As a critical milestone in the main structural construction of the project, this pouring task involved a volume of 1,950 cubic yards. Facing the challenge, the entire team united in collaboration and determination. Over 20 hours, they maintained processes such as vibration, leveling, and curing, ultimately achieving the set goals of zero interruptions, zero rework, and zero safety incidents. Key indicators, including concrete strength and raft flatness, surpassed the design standards.

This initial success in overcoming challenges not only marks a phased breakthrough in the project's construction but also demonstrates the Jamaica Branch's capability to "tackle tough battles and secure victories," highlighting the team's strong combat effectiveness.