I would like to ask the more experienced colleagues: if there is a conflict between safety and production, how should I handle it?
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I would like to ask the experienced colleagues here. I am in charge of special equipment management, and I was wondering what to do if there is a conflict between production and calibration? I think many private companies have this problem; how do you guys deal with it? Thank you! !
In my opinion, safety should come first; otherwise, problems will arise sooner or later
There are strict regulations regarding the regular calibration of special equipment. You need to prepare a calibration plan for such equipment at the beginning of the year and complete the calibration during the annual maintenance period; otherwise, if an accident occurs due to the failure to carry out these regular calibrations, the person responsible will face serious consequences!
Risk assessment is necessary; as long as the risks are under control, production can proceed with confidence
Safety comes first; that’s beyond doubt. Safe production is a prerequisite/
Personally, I think safety should come first; production can only be ensured when safety is guaranteed. Regardless of the nature of the enterprise you work for, I believe this is a basic principle
When it comes to the management of special equipment, large enterprises must strictly comply with the relevant requirements. Because you must take responsibility. Small businesses need to be flexible, conduct regular inspections and visit the sites frequently to identify the real hazards, determine their severity, and prioritize tasks in order to balance safety with production as much as possible.