Team safety meeting format discussion and time discussion

I don't understand why you have four shifts and three shifts. Why is it 16 hours on the first day and 8 hours the next day? In our unit, four shifts and three shifts arrive at the post half an hour early. First, check the operation of the equipment that needs to be handed over (about fifteen minutes). There will be a pre-shift meeting. For fifteen minutes, the patrol leader will report on the inspection situation. The shift leader will give simple work instructions and safety instructions before handing over to the previous shift. During the shift handover, the shift leader will count the number of people and make a simple work summary. What is mentioned above is the meeting before and after the shift, and the safety learning of the team.* * If the main focus is on job safety operating procedures, it is usually carried out in class, with self-study as the main focus. The team leader will issue test papers and the team safety meeting will basically be held during the day (16: 00) Focus on team members and learn * The content is basically what needs to be arranged at the workshop or factory level. Sometimes workshop safety officers, workshop technicians, and workshop directors are also invited to participate.

Our format is to talk about safety before class and summarize safety after class. Studying in the conference room after get off work during the day shift * Safety is mainly about learning * Documents, procedures and specifications.

We also operate in four shifts and three, each shift is 8 hours long. Talking about safety issues in the handover meeting (i.e., the pre-shift meeting) is all imaginary. Safety work must be practical, that is, grasp it at work. Meetings are just a formality, and intrinsic safety must start from all aspects.

We all have a safety meeting after the night shift. It’s not humane at all. It’s painful.