Check Violations by Image (November 8, 2018, Issue 2)
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Identify Violations by Looking at Images (November 8, 2018, Issue 2) Instructions: 1. There are many violations at construction sites or production sites, which hinder stable and safe production. We hope everyone will point out the problems shown in the images to help them improve their work. Thank you for your participation and support! ! ! Answer key:
No goggles worn, no protective gloves worn, concurrent operations, improper standing position, no supervisor present
1. The workers did not wear the proper personal protective equipment (sleeves of their work clothes were rolled up, and safety helmets were not fastened properly). 2. The electric drill’s cable had no plug; it was connected directly to the power outlet. 3. The worker using the electric drill stepped on the cable. 4. The workers did not maintain enough safety distance
Do not step on the power cord of the drill. Another worker was working too close to the power source.
The safety helmet was not worn properly; the sleeves were not rolled up, and wires were inserted directly
1. No protective glasses were worn. 2. Still listening to music. 3. No protective gloves were worn. 4. The hammering operation and the cable connectors are too close to the power cord.
1. The personnel were not wearing protective glasses. 2. The power plug did not have a leakage protector, and the plug did not meet the requirements. 3. The personnel listened to music while working, which caused them to be inattentive
While using a drill, no goggles were worn, no protective gloves were used, the safety helmet’s chin strap wasn’t fastened, and feet were placed on the power cable； The power tool isn’t plugged in ； Workwear not worn correctly ； Listening to music while working......
1. A construction worker’s chin strap on his safety helmet was not fastened properly； 2. The workers are not wearing the necessary protective equipment (when using impact drills, electric drills, or chisels to drill holes in concrete or when drilling from a lying position, protective goggles should be worn, etc.) ； 3. When hitting the connection electrode with a hammer, the person holding the ground electrode should be on the side, and a tool should be used to secure and stabilize the ground electrode ； 4. To service electrical circuits, the power supply must be turned off ； 5. Electrical work must be carried out by two people simultaneously: one performs the work while the other acts as a supervisor ； 6. Handheld power tools must be properly grounded when in use ； 7. Electricians should wear insulating gloves.
1. The worker was operating the drill without wearing safety goggles； 2. The workers were not wearing protective gloves ； 3. Rolling up the sleeves of workers is not in line with safety requirements ； 4. The cable is too close to the hammering operation ； 5. There is a risk associated with electric drill operators stepping on the power cables while working ； 6. The power connection does not use a plug, posing a risk of electric leakage