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In actual production, there are countless examples of serious accidents resulting from the neglect or improper use and maintenance of special equipment. The image below shows a boiler explosion in a certain facility, for reference.
The safety management of special equipment is related to the safety of lives and property...
From the diagram, it seems to be a brittle fracture!
It is a catastrophic accident, and the causes must be thoroughly investigated with seriousness in all aspects such as design, materials, manufacturing, and use.
The safety management of special equipment cannot be ignored
The safety management of special equipment has always been a matter that cannot be ignored. The Special Equipment Safety Law stipulates that efforts to ensure the safety of such equipment should adhere to the principles of giving top priority to safety, focusing on prevention, emphasizing energy conservation and environmental protection, and adopting comprehensive management approaches.
The Heinrich’s Law tells us that every accident results from countless safety hazards that were not given proper attention.
It’s alarming: 80% of accidents involving special equipment are caused by management issues
Special equipment must be managed strictly in accordance with regulations; there is no room for any negligence. When design, construction, and supervision are all carried out in accordance with regulations, safety is ensured.
When accidents occur with special equipment, they are usually quite serious; in mild cases the equipment is rendered unusable, while in severe cases it can result in loss of life