The fire in ZSG Bearing Guadalajara caused millionaire losses and severe material damage. The fire, initiated in the neighboring aerosols factory on April 30, seriously affected three wineries of the company located in the Alamo Industrial neighborhood.
Zsg Bearing, originally from Singapore, produces bened, catarines and chains. For almost three years operates in wineries on Aqueduct Streeta few meters from the factory where the fire originated, and has been paralyzed by the effects suffered.
What damages did Zsg Bearing Guadalajara suffer during the fire?
Ángela Huang, administrative manager, said that while they worked normally, They heard a strong rumble and the glass vibrated. The employees left alarmed and quickly evacuated after confirming that there was an uncontrolled fire near their facilities.
The fire completely consumed winery number 6 and more than half of winery 7. In addition, he damaged ceilings, walls and doors, and destroyed tons of key merchandise such as shots, bands, seals and catarines, leaving a devastating panorama.
The company continues to quantify the losses, which are calculated in several million pesos. The magnitude of the damage affects the operability and puts at risk its ability to meet orders and sustain the work workforce in the short term.
Until now, No official expert has come to review the damage. The company is unable to move or rearrange the surviving merchandise, which aggravates the situation and delays any attempt to reactivate operations.
What actions will take ZSG Bearing Guadalajara after this disaster?
The company remains in contact with private experts to accelerate the valuation process, although it recognizes that They need official support to advance legally and safe with the reconstruction of their affected wineries.
ZSG Bearing expects the Aerosols factory, indirectly responsible for the fire, assume the costs for damage. They also trust to receive some government intervention to mitigate material losses and reactivate production as soon as possible.
For now, The priority is to keep the team safe and work internally to plan the recovery. The company insists that, although they are foreigners in Mexico, they will continue to bet on the region and trust to get ahead despite this hard blow.
The staff thanks that, despite the magnitude of the incident, No worker was injured. The goal is now to rebuild and return to normal as soon as possible to maintain the confidence of its clients and partners.
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