At Jong Ma Chemical (JMC), we believe that a reliable supply chain starts with a safe workplace. Recently, our parent organization, Intan Chemical Group, demonstrated exactly what it means to prioritize a "Safety First" culture.
Safety is often discussed in theory, but preparedness is proven in practice. Intan Chemical Group recently conducted an advanced session of its Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Training, moving beyond standard presentations to strictly focus on scenario-based emergency drills.
Here is why this initiative matters to us and our partners:
Realism Breeds Readiness
The simulation centered on a high-stakes earthquake scenario. It was designed to push the team out of their comfort zones and into "response mode."
The drill was incredibly immersive:
- Role-Playing: Some employees acted as injured personnel requiring immediate triage.
- Command & Control: Designated leaders took charge of the chaotic situation.
- Evacuation: Teams practiced stretcher transport and coordinated movement to assembly points.
For JMC, seeing this level of discipline ensures that the operations supporting our distribution network are resilient, even in the face of unforeseen disasters.
Expert Guidance from BNPB
To ensure the training met national standards, the exercise was conducted under the technical direction and supervision of the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB).
This collaboration highlights that Intan Chemical Group isn’t just checking a box; they are investing in top-tier expertise to strengthen individual readiness and collective coordination.
Why This Matters for JMC
A robust safety culture protects more than just assets; it protects our most valuable resource—our people. By reinforcing these procedures, Intan Chemical Group ensures that every team member can act effectively under pressure.
For our clients and partners, this commitment translates to stability. It means we are part of an organization that is prepared for anything, ensuring business continuity and operational safety at every level.
We commend the entire team for their energy and seriousness during this simulation. Here’s to a safer, stronger future for the entire group.