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Some thoughts on safety at work.

2008-01-29View Original

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When I first entered the factory, the master told me something: Work calmly. Just don’t be anxious when working. There have been several accidents in our company because workers were anxious to eat or finish the shift early, and their impatience caused safety accidents. I once saw a worker who had just entered the factory use a wrench to open a barrel of ethanol. Because it was a metal barrel, there would be some ethanol vapor in the barrel in the summer. It was lunch time, and his colleagues called him to come with him, so he had Feeling anxious, he suddenly turned the wrench while talking, and with a bang, the lid of the bucket flew up, and ethanol vapor sprayed into his face. At that time, he could not see anything. We quickly carried him to the pool, flushed his face with a large amount of tap water for ten minutes, and then rushed him to the hospital. After treatment, he fully recovered. Later, everyone chatted together and said that it was not a corrosive material. In fact, this matter can be completely avoided. Work must be done according to the system and procedures, and don't think about taking shortcuts. I hope young people who have just joined the factory will remember this sentence: Work calmly! Let’s encourage everyone!
Reply #22008-01-29
Quite true, many accidents are caused by human factors
Reply #32008-01-30
A major reason for accidents is poor safety awareness. New employees who have just entered the factory are a bit weak in this aspect. The way to avoid this is to rely on the leadership of the master to work. After working for a long time, you will naturally understand.
Reply #42008-01-30
From a psychological point of view, the vast majority of operating accidents occur during work and off work hours. This is the time when people are most mentally unstable, and mistakes often occur at this time. Therefore, it is particularly important to train the psychological quality of employees. Special emphasis should be placed on commuting to and from get off work. Life is short and everyone should cherish it.
Reply #52008-01-30
Safety work is something that happens around us all the time. We should not take it lightly at any time. When several workers in our factory were transporting MEA solution, a worker kicked up a bucket. As a result, the lid of the bucket came loose and a stream of solution went straight into the eyes of the worker next to him. He was washed and sent to the hospital. Fortunately, he was not seriously injured.
Reply #62008-02-05
After an accident occurs, the cause can basically be determined as a violation after analysis. The procedures for violation may be different. Follow the rules, easier said than done. Does perfect management provide another way for managers to shirk their responsibilities? ! ? The human factor plays an important role in accidents.
Reply #72008-02-20
Reduce people's trust and do not take chances. Strictly follow the operating procedures. It feels like everyone is trying to be lazy, and people will laugh at them if they work honestly.
Reply #82008-02-21
I was deeply touched after reading the poster’s speech. I personally think that there are three important points in safety work, especially in the hazardous chemicals industry.: First of all, we should improve the rules and regulations, so that there are rules to follow, what to do right and what to do wrong, and let the system speak for itself. ; Secondly, we must pay attention to teaching by words and deeds. New employees must be specially trained by senior teachers to cultivate good work skills. * used ; Once again, it is necessary to supervise profits, put an end to luck, and establish and cultivate correct safety awareness.
Reply #92008-02-22
Seek stability in slowness and win in stability! Keep yourself safe!

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