CEMEX builds stronger communities in this contingency
Mar 6, 2024 7:20:45 GMT
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Did you know that the construction industry helps support the vital infrastructure needs of any country? Yeah! This industry is responsible for ensuring that communication systems, transportation routes, and existing hospital infrastructure continue to operate.
It also helps in the operation of various systems that cover the basic needs of society: housing, water, drainage, energy, among others.
Even in these times of emergency due to COVID-19 , this industry is responsible for the construction of new emergency hospitals and temporary health care facilities that strengthen the public health system.
Building Communities Together: CEMEX Case
At Expok we have been in charge of communicating the Chile Mobile Number List Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) of Mexican companies and their position in the face of the pandemic, one of them with essential activities is CEMEX .
CEMEX is a Mexican multinational cement company that is dedicated to construction and has a business model focused on sustainability. What does this mean?
The company's objective is to build better communities by implementing this business model, which allows it to develop resilient and energy-efficient infrastructure solutions, manage natural resources responsibly, and empower the communities to which it belongs.
And to continue demonstrating its CSR , the company has carried out some actions that aim to ensure the health and safety of its collaborators, clients, suppliers and communities. They are priority number one in your operations!
Below we leave you some of the actions that have been achieved since the health crisis was announced.
5 actions of the cement company during COVID-19
1. Security protocols
To ensure the safety and health of all its stakeholders , 50 special protocols were created in order to reduce the probability of infections.
The protocols are based on national and international recommendations established by leading experts in the field such as the World Health Organization (WHO), and were strictly in accordance with local, national and industry regulations.
We are ready to continue building Mexico! 🇲🇽
With +50 health and safety protocols we join the NewNormality to take care of our collaborators, clients, suppliers and community in general. Together we can
Among the most important are:
Personal hygiene protocol.
Sana distance protocol.
Screening protocol in the workplace.
Vehicle operation protocol.
Workplace cleaning protocol.
Protocol to and from work.
Protocol for dining rooms and rest areas.
Quarantine protocol.
Cement and concrete plant protocol.
Protocol for road activity.
If you want to know each of them in detail, you just have to click here .
2. Sanitized hospitals and public spaces
Cleaning is essential for the cement company, which is why it has managed to sanitize and disinfect public spaces, mainly hospitals, with the help of mixer trucks and CEMEX volunteers.
Sanitizing water is used in it, which helps save time and cleaning resources. So far, more than 3M m2 have been sanitized in some areas of our country.
3. Prefabricated hospitals in Mexico
CEMEX has achieved the construction of nine prefabricated hospitals in some states of the Mexican Republic such as:
City Juarez Chihuahua.
Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico.
Monterrey, Nuevo León.
Puebla, Puebla.
Culiacán, Sinaloa.
Fresnillo, Zacatecas.
These headquarters were determined by the health authorities and were built with prefabricated modules of highly durable antibacterial concrete, have hospital-grade vinyl flooring and access ramps for patients and stretchers.
Likewise, entrances and exits have intelligent access controls in critical areas. Its finishes and paint also have antibacterial properties.
The medical units have special filters in the air conditioning system, ultraviolet light that will help eliminate viruses and bacteria, a heated septic tank for biological-infectious hazardous waste, and fire-fighting equipment with smoke detectors.
4. Delivery of pantries
As part of the Lend a Hand to Mexico campaign, CEMEX delivered more than 300,000 boxes of basic food baskets: rice, beans, milk and protein, and cleaning supplies to construction workers and communities.
5. Medical supplies
The cement company also delivered more than 600,000 medical supplies to local health centers and hospitals located in vulnerable communities in the country.
The medical supplies were homemade by some women from CEMEX community centers, who made antibacterial gel and face masks. These were donated to hundreds of families in their communities.
Among the institutions that received the donation, IMSS and ISSSTE clinics, Red Cross, municipal Civil Protection agencies, as well as health homes that serve rural communities, stand out.
With these actions, CEMEX has demonstrated its commitment and social responsibility, which is manifested from its CEO to all its collaborators.
It also helps in the operation of various systems that cover the basic needs of society: housing, water, drainage, energy, among others.
Even in these times of emergency due to COVID-19 , this industry is responsible for the construction of new emergency hospitals and temporary health care facilities that strengthen the public health system.
Building Communities Together: CEMEX Case
At Expok we have been in charge of communicating the Chile Mobile Number List Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) of Mexican companies and their position in the face of the pandemic, one of them with essential activities is CEMEX .
CEMEX is a Mexican multinational cement company that is dedicated to construction and has a business model focused on sustainability. What does this mean?
The company's objective is to build better communities by implementing this business model, which allows it to develop resilient and energy-efficient infrastructure solutions, manage natural resources responsibly, and empower the communities to which it belongs.
And to continue demonstrating its CSR , the company has carried out some actions that aim to ensure the health and safety of its collaborators, clients, suppliers and communities. They are priority number one in your operations!
Below we leave you some of the actions that have been achieved since the health crisis was announced.
5 actions of the cement company during COVID-19
1. Security protocols
To ensure the safety and health of all its stakeholders , 50 special protocols were created in order to reduce the probability of infections.
The protocols are based on national and international recommendations established by leading experts in the field such as the World Health Organization (WHO), and were strictly in accordance with local, national and industry regulations.
We are ready to continue building Mexico! 🇲🇽
With +50 health and safety protocols we join the NewNormality to take care of our collaborators, clients, suppliers and community in general. Together we can
Among the most important are:
Personal hygiene protocol.
Sana distance protocol.
Screening protocol in the workplace.
Vehicle operation protocol.
Workplace cleaning protocol.
Protocol to and from work.
Protocol for dining rooms and rest areas.
Quarantine protocol.
Cement and concrete plant protocol.
Protocol for road activity.
If you want to know each of them in detail, you just have to click here .
2. Sanitized hospitals and public spaces
Cleaning is essential for the cement company, which is why it has managed to sanitize and disinfect public spaces, mainly hospitals, with the help of mixer trucks and CEMEX volunteers.
Sanitizing water is used in it, which helps save time and cleaning resources. So far, more than 3M m2 have been sanitized in some areas of our country.
3. Prefabricated hospitals in Mexico
CEMEX has achieved the construction of nine prefabricated hospitals in some states of the Mexican Republic such as:
City Juarez Chihuahua.
Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico.
Monterrey, Nuevo León.
Puebla, Puebla.
Culiacán, Sinaloa.
Fresnillo, Zacatecas.
These headquarters were determined by the health authorities and were built with prefabricated modules of highly durable antibacterial concrete, have hospital-grade vinyl flooring and access ramps for patients and stretchers.
Likewise, entrances and exits have intelligent access controls in critical areas. Its finishes and paint also have antibacterial properties.
The medical units have special filters in the air conditioning system, ultraviolet light that will help eliminate viruses and bacteria, a heated septic tank for biological-infectious hazardous waste, and fire-fighting equipment with smoke detectors.
4. Delivery of pantries
As part of the Lend a Hand to Mexico campaign, CEMEX delivered more than 300,000 boxes of basic food baskets: rice, beans, milk and protein, and cleaning supplies to construction workers and communities.
5. Medical supplies
The cement company also delivered more than 600,000 medical supplies to local health centers and hospitals located in vulnerable communities in the country.
The medical supplies were homemade by some women from CEMEX community centers, who made antibacterial gel and face masks. These were donated to hundreds of families in their communities.
Among the institutions that received the donation, IMSS and ISSSTE clinics, Red Cross, municipal Civil Protection agencies, as well as health homes that serve rural communities, stand out.
With these actions, CEMEX has demonstrated its commitment and social responsibility, which is manifested from its CEO to all its collaborators.
