Hai Chuan After May Day – The Most Beautiful Chemical Workers
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Look how beautiful they look while working diligently; the first photo shows them cleaning out the remaining asbestos pads when replacing the components. The second one is the equipment that is about to be completed. The third one is for the preliminary work.
Here, it’s already a violation to not wear a hat, glasses, or mask
Haha, I’m here to point out the issues: no safety helmet was worn for the work, there was no supervisor present during the hot work, and it’s possible that a permit for hot work wasn’t obtained. ;P
How complicated must one’s feelings be when working hard?
It’s not a big deal to have mixed feelings; what’s really harsh is having to pay fines even after working hard, ending up with all that work for nothing. But ultimately, it’s all for safety’s sake. If someone nearby gives a few words of advice, isn’t it better to take those safety measures first rather than facing fines or even getting injured?
Work knows no holidays, but there is stability
It was the first time we were performing maintenance on accessories for someone else’s equipment. I used to guide installations. \ud83d\ude02
Our small factory here doesn’t require safety helmets; it’s just a roof, with at most a crane there.
With proper fire permits, operating procedures, and standard protocols in place, the requirements are very strict. At the factory in Shanghai before, whenever higher authorities came for inspections, we would stop any welding work and do something else instead.