Recently, the Office of the Hubei Provincial Department of Emergency Management issued the Notice on the Designation of Provincial-Level Professional Emergency Rescue Units for 2026, officially announcing the list of 60 professional emergency rescue units selected as provincial-level rescue units for 2026. The China Harzone Comprehensive Emergency Rescue Unit, affiliated with China State Shipbuilding Corporation Limited, was successfully selected as a provincial-level professional emergency rescue unit in the engineering emergency response category, joining the ranks of Hubei Province’s five provincial-level professional engineering emergency response units.
△ Group Photo of China Harzone Comprehensive Emergency Rescue Unit
The State Council’s 15th Five-Year Plan for Building a Modern Emergency Response System explicitly calls for deepening reform and innovation in emergency management, promoting the establishment of a comprehensive safety and emergency response framework, and supporting the integration of corporate specialized rescue forces into the national emergency response framework. By focusing on the upgrading of new rescue equipment and its validation through real-world operations, the Plan aims to comprehensively enhance the professional capabilities of corporate emergency response teams. This selection represents a significant achievement in China Harzone’s efforts to respond to national strategies and deeply integrate into local emergency rescue systems.
Supported by China Harzone’s proprietary core equipment, the Comprehensive Emergency Rescue Unit has pioneered a new integrated approach combining “equipment R&D, practical application, and iterative upgrades,” thereby achieving mutual reinforcement between rescue capabilities and technological innovation. The unit is equipped with core emergency rescue equipment, including motorized pontoon bridges, complete sets of equipment for pile-driving to seal breaches, water-filled rapid embankment vehicles, emergency mechanized bridges, rigid mobile road surfaces, footbridges, and flood-control sandbag stacking robots, enabling it to handle a wide range of rescue missions—such as road clearance and geological disaster response—under extreme conditions. Notably, during the recent flooding in Guigang City, Guangxi Province, a motorized pontoon bridge was hailed as the “aircraft carrier of water rescue.” Cutting through the waves, it navigated into a school campus and steadily established a “lifeline” across the floodwaters.
△ The China Harzone Comprehensive Emergency Rescue Unit Participates in Wuhan’s 2026 “Emergency Mission” Comprehensive Flood Control and Rescue Drill
△ Highlights of the China Harzone Comprehensive Emergency Rescue Unit at the Emergency Drill Site
Previously, the China Harzone Comprehensive Emergency Rescue Unit has participated in emergency response and rescue operations for major natural disasters, including the massive mudslide in Taining, Fujian; the torrential rains and flooding in Chizhou, Anhui; the breach at Poyang Lake in Jiangxi; the severe flooding in Henan; and the flooding in Liaoning, accumulating extensive practical experience. The Company continues to strengthen the development of its professional emergency rescue talent pool, and the unit’s specialized rescue capabilities are steadily improving.
△ The China Harzone Comprehensive Emergency Rescue Unit Participates in Rescue Operations for the 2021 Henan Floods with Motorized Pontoon Bridges
China Harzone has consistently upheld its corporate mission of “taking emergency safeguard as its own task and contributing to human safety.” Being selected as a provincial-level specialized emergency rescue unit will further enhance the equipment standards and operational capabilities of engineering disaster relief efforts in Hubei Province, adding a powerful force to safeguarding the lives and property of the people across the Jingchu region. China Harzone will seize this opportunity to continuously strengthen team capacity building and equipment technology innovation, deeply integrate into the local emergency rescue system, and contribute the wisdom and strength of a central state-owned enterprise to building a “Safe China” at a higher level.