This category is structural components of the wiper, such as blades, scraper arms, etc. The metal parts are made of stainless steel, which has good anti-rust effect, high-quality raw materials, mature processing technology, and product quality in line with industry standards.
Jilin Zexin Industrial Development Co., Ltd. was founded in 2001 with a registered capital of 5 million RMB and is a high-tech enterprise in Jilin Province. There are about 100 employees, and the company's sales volume reached 20 million RMB in 2022. The company has more than 30 sets of various equipment including 2 NC laser cutting machines, 6 NC machining centers, 8 welding machines for different purposes, NC cutting machines, NC bending machines and others. After more than 20 years of construction and development, it has formed a comprehensive enterprise of electrical system, carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum alloy stamping, welding, machining and surface coating. The company has passed the ISO9001:2015 quality management system certification, EN15085 CL1 welding system certification, American standard AWS welding certification, and ISO/TS22163:2017 quality management system certification. It is a high-quality supplier cooperated by CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles Co., Ltd., the core manufacturer of China's urban rail transit equipment and high-speed train.
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Autodesk Invests in Bridgit to Put People First in Construction
Construction companies face immense challenges when it comes to managing their workforce effectively. One of the most critical assets any builder has is their crew, and ensuring the right people are assigned to the right projects can make or break profitability. However, coordinating resources across multiple projects simultaneously—especially when dealing with diverse skill sets and varying timelines—is no small feat. This complexity only intensifies as the number of employees grows into the hundreds.
Traditionally, many construction firms rely heavily on manual methods like spreadsheets and intuition for workforce planning. While this approach might seem straightforward enough for smaller teams, it quickly becomes inefficient and prone to mistakes as operations scale up. In today’s volatile market conditions, where disruptions such as lockdowns and reopening phases are commonplace, optimizing team allocations becomes even more challenging. An underutilized workforce represents wasted potential, not only in terms of lost productivity but also in missed opportunities for growth.
At Autodesk, we recognize the importance of leveraging technology to streamline these processes. We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Bridgit, a pioneering firm specializing in construction workforce planning software. Their innovative solutions aim to transform how builders handle resource management by providing real-time insights into workforce availability and capabilities. By integrating Bridgit’s tools with our own Autodesk Construction Cloud offerings, we hope to offer customers unprecedented clarity and control over their workforce planning activities.
The impact of Bridgit’s technology is already evident among its users. Since its inception, Bridgit has seen a significant surge in demand from contractors looking to enhance their operational efficiencies amidst changing circumstances. According to Mallorie Brodie, CEO of Bridgit, "Over the past few months, we’ve witnessed a 72% increase in usage rates among our clients in both the U.S. and Canada. There’s clearly a growing recognition within the industry about the necessity of adopting advanced workforce analytics."
One standout feature of Bridgit’s platform is its ability to assist companies in assembling the ideal team well ahead of actual construction commencement. During the bidding phase, for instance, firms can utilize Bridgit to pinpoint candidates based on specific qualifications required for particular projects. Presenting such tailored teams enhances credibility and strengthens proposals submitted to potential clients. Additionally, features like identifying experienced foremen for specialized tasks provide distinct competitive advantages during negotiations.
By incorporating Bridgit Bench alongside other Autodesk Construction Cloud applications like BuildingConnected and PlanGrid, businesses gain comprehensive oversight spanning every stage of a project—from initial bids through final handovers. Such integrated systems enable greater risk mitigation efforts while safeguarding overall project profitability. Looking ahead, Bridgit intends to further enhance collaboration between its platforms and those offered by Autodesk Construction Cloud, fostering seamless connectivity throughout various stages of development.
As we move forward together, there are endless possibilities awaiting exploration. With continued investments from Autodesk, Bridgit remains committed to pushing boundaries and introducing groundbreaking innovations aimed at revolutionizing traditional approaches towards workforce management. As someone deeply invested in seeing this sector thrive, I am genuinely thrilled about what lies ahead and how these advancements will shape tomorrow’s construction landscape. Ultimately, though, one thing remains constant: People will forever remain the cornerstone upon which successful enterprises are built.