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Check Violations by Image (November 9, 2018, Issue 3)

2018-11-09View Original

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Identify Violations by Looking at Images (November 9, 2018, Issue 3). Notes: 1. There are many violations at construction sites or production sites, which hinder stable and safe production; we hope everyone will point out the issues shown in the images to help them improve their work. Thank you for your participation and support! ! ! Answer key:
Reply #22018-11-09
The ladder was not in good condition; another rung had broken, causing the ladder to tilt. Someone was climbing up the ladder while holding tools, and the person at the top wasn’t wearing a safety belt.
Reply #32018-11-09
The ladders used for working at heights are not stable and are damaged; safety nets are not installed for multi-level simultaneous work. Tools, parts, materials, etc., used for work at heights must be placed in tool bags. Do not hold any objects in your hands when going up or down
Reply #42018-11-09
1. Holes lack plating or guardrails. 2. Workers climbing up do not wear protective gloves. 3. Tools are not stored in tool bags. 4. No warning zones or signs are set up at the site. 5. There are no supervisors on site. 6. Ladders are damaged and not secured. 7. The distance between the welding area and the welder does not meet the requirements. 8. There is no fire-fighting equipment at the site. 9. There are no safe exit routes at the site
Reply #52018-11-09
1. The inclined ladder is not secured. 2. Do not hold anything in your hands when going up or down the ladder. 3. Wires are hung haphazardly
Reply #62018-11-09
1. Holding tools while moving up and down; 2. Holes not sealed; 3. Damaged cables with leaks
Reply #72018-11-09
The ladder joints are not properly made; The workers inside the tower were not wearing safety belts ; Persons climbing the ladder must not carry loads ; The climbing posture of those who climb the ladder can easily cause the ladder to tip over.
Reply #82018-11-09
1. The steps of the bamboo ladder used for climbing are broken; 2. No gloves worn ; 3. No anti-slip measures at the bottom of the ladder ; 4. No supervisor present during work at heights ; 5. Tools and equipment should not be hung on the arm ; 6. Ladders placed near openings in floor slabs pose a risk of danger ; 7. Cable intersection with pedestrian entrance ; 8. Effective isolation measures should be in place for concurrent operations ; 9. The top of the ladder is not secured ; 10. The two-layer upward and downward ladders should be offset and not on the same vertical plane ; 11. The cables are not elevated or protected by conduits.
Reply #92018-11-09
1. Ladders pose safety hazards; 2. There are no adequate smoke exhaust measures in place at the site ; 3. No guardrails are installed at the stair entrance on the first floor ; 4. Confusion between wires and ropes ; 5. Staff must wear the appropriate protective measures
Reply #102018-11-10
Workers must wear safety belts. The ladder must be secured properly.
Reply #112018-11-10
1. Safety belt for work in wells; 2. The elevator shaft is not covered ; 3. The straight ladder is damaged and has not been repaired ; 4. No dedicated tool box was seen; tools were placed there casually ; 5. Dust is present inside; no dust mask is seen ;

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