The silicone boom
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Today, there was a fire involving silicone at our workplace; does anyone have a good emergency response plan?
Silicone is a popular industry in recent years, with many companies eager to get involved; there are numerous enterprises under construction or planned to be built, yet few possess mastery over the key technologies. Methanol, chloromethane, silicon powder, and intermediate products involved in silicone production are all materials prone to fire and explosion, classifying them as Category A substances; thus, the risk associated with this process is extremely high. Could the poster provide some information about the fire? Which process? What’s the reason?
Why wait until an accident occurs before looking for a contingency plan? It shows that you guys don’t pay much attention to safety in your daily lives:lol
Prioritize safety; safety first, production second
Is it on fire again? Silicones are truly dangerous!
That’s right; if one doesn’t pay attention to safety, things can get serious. Our company is extremely strict on this matter – any incident leads to major consequences. In fact, the company’s safety regulations are sufficient, but too few people take them seriously, which is why tragedies occur
At first glance, it scared me – it seemed like there was a fire. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a post from 2007. But it’s still good; this year I’ll use it to remind various factories of the importance of safe production – safety is of utmost importance.
Digging through old posts – even those from 2007 have been brought up
In a coma, huh? It turns out it’s from 2007… My god, what was I doing at that time?