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Purification Safety Question 1128

2019-11-28View Original

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The “four no-lets-go” principle in accident investigation and handling refers to (). Do not let go until the cause of the accident is identified ; Those responsible for the accident must not go unpunished ; Those responsible for the accident and the local residents who lack awareness will not be spared ; Practical corrective measures established for the accident must be implemented; otherwise, no leniency will be shown
Reply #22019-11-28
We will not let go until the cause of the accident is identified, until those responsible are dealt with, until corrective measures are implemented, and until the relevant personnel receive proper education.
Reply #32019-11-28
(1) Do not let go until the cause of the accident is clarified. (2) Those in charge who fail to handle the issue will not be spared. (3) Those in charge and the public who lack education will not be spared. (4) Do not let go until the corrective measures are implemented.
Reply #42019-11-28
We will not let go until the cause of the accident is identified, until those responsible are dealt with, until corrective measures are implemented, and until the relevant personnel receive proper education.
Reply #52019-11-28
(1) Do not let go until the cause of the accident is clarified. (2) Those in charge who fail to handle the issue will not be spared. (3) Those in charge and the public who lack education will not be spared. (4) Do not let go until the corrective measures are implemented.
Reply #62019-11-28
If the cause is not identified, it will not be left unaddressed; if those responsible are not dealt with, it will not be left unaddressed; if the relevant personnel are not educated, it will not be left unaddressed; if corrective measures are not implemented, it will not be left unaddressed
Reply #72019-11-28
The incident will not be left unresolved until its cause is identified; those responsible will not be dealt with until appropriate action is taken; relevant personnel will not receive education until it happens; and corrective measures will not be implemented until they are put in place
Reply #82019-11-28
Do not let go until the cause of the accident is identified; Those responsible for the accident must not go unpunished ; Those responsible for the accident and the local residents who lack awareness will not be spared ; Practical corrective measures established for the accident must be implemented; otherwise, no leniency will be shown
Reply #92019-11-28
We will not let go until the cause of the accident is identified, until those responsible are dealt with, until corrective measures are implemented, and until the relevant personnel receive proper education.
Reply #102019-11-28
We will not let go until the cause of the accident is identified, until those responsible are dealt with, until corrective measures are implemented, and until the relevant personnel receive proper education.
Reply #112019-11-28
We will not let go until the cause of the accident is identified, until those responsible are dealt with, until corrective measures are implemented, and until the relevant personnel receive proper education.

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