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Dear sea friends: This area is the production site management zone. It seems to me that there are differences in everyone’s understanding of site management So what is on-site management? Please engage in active discussions
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5S management: planning, organization, and coordination in the six aspects of people, machines, materials, methods, environment, and information; safety inspections, equipment condition, process execution, cost reduction, efficiency improvement, and employee performance evaluation.
Orderly logistics, standardized behavior, intact equipment, unobstructed roads, accurate information, and safety and civilization.
Since it’s on-site management. I think it’s definitely on-site, but what’s needed are systems for on-site management, and the site itself can be divided into people, materials, and the environment. People: safety awareness, production awareness, operational skills, competence, communication skills, work attitude, etc ; Machine: Operational status, leaks, noise, and accident handling ; Environment: group consciousness, enthusiasm, environmental pollution, and 6S conditions. On-site management focuses on these three aspects, with various methods such as on-site inspections, training, emergency drills, and safety performance evaluations
It is still necessary to adopt a top-down approach and unify thinking in order to improve management
The core issue is how to prevent repeated violations from occurring