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Also talk about safety facility design and safety and health majors

2008-01-21View Original

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Everyone is right* * There has been a lot of discussion about the special article on safety facility design published by the State Administration of Work Safety. I am also doing work in this area in the design institute, so I would like to share my thoughts here. * * This guideline issued by the Bureau should be different from the special article on labor safety and health of the Bureau of Chemical Industry and the special article on labor safety and health of petrochemical basic design. It may be due to the different departments in charge. The safety and health article is now divided into two articles, that is, a special article on safety facility design and a special article on occupational health, and each of them now has its corresponding guidelines or content depth requirements. For this reason, I called the Work Safety Supervision Bureau and found out that their people had various understandings of this article. Among them, one * The member said that it would be just like the original safety and health special chapter. In fact, after the trial guide came out, its content is still different. However, in my personal opinion, it is better to compile the two parts together. There seems to be some shortcomings in compiling them separately. The Health Bureau has also published a draft specification for the preparation of a special chapter on occupational health, but it has not been officially released yet. Anyway, my feeling is to divide the original article into two articles, each with its own focus, and submit it to different departments for approval. As for its content, I think it should be deeper. It is not an exaggeration to analyze all the dangerous points of a project and take corresponding control measures, because it means the lives of people. Regardless of whether it is the original or the current one, it can be seen that the higher authorities are becoming more and more strict on engineering construction. However, I think that design institutes still do not pay much attention to this useless major. In fact, the lack of attention to this major is because they are not aware of the true role of this major, let alone how to play its role. Moreover, as an industry that is both technical and managerial, it is very comprehensive. It can be said that anyone can work in this industry, because it covers all aspects of safety and health in various professions, and it seems that you know a little bit about it. However, there are very few people who work well in this industry, and not everyone is proficient in it. Many people on the Internet say that this major is too easy and has no technical content. I think they still have too little understanding of this major. If someone is very proficient in the safety and health industry, I think he can do anything, right?
Reply #22008-01-25
I agree with the point above, but most small factories don’t have anything at all. It’s too difficult to create a perfect safety facility design article :)
Reply #32008-02-19
If the safety facility design article is well written, some safety hazards can be eliminated from the source! In particular, some safety distance issues require companies to tear them down and tear them apart, which is such a waste!

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