What is enough labor protection equipment?
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Labor protection equipment for petrochemical plants and oil refining plants is divided into ordinary labor protection equipment and special protective equipment. Standards require a sufficient number of labor protection equipment. What is enough? How to measure it? Should each team member have one or how to equip them?
Each unit should set its own standards based on labor intensity and risk levels. There should be no unified standards for this, so just set it yourself. .
Sufficient standards should be able to ensure normal and safe production and meet actual needs.
Whether it is special labor protection equipment or general labor protection equipment, from the perspective of hygiene, if it is used regularly, it can be one per person, which is convenient to use and easy to maintain and manage.； If it is for emergency use, there is no need to have one for each person. You can consider the maximum number for emergency use.
Depending on the working environment, it can avoid injuries caused by various possible work risks. This can be called sufficient protective equipment. It must be used in daily routine work, and it must be one for each person. If it is purely for maintenance or emergency use, an appropriate amount can be provided as a public use.
It can ensure normal and safe production and meet actual needs, which is called "sufficient".
How can I say this? There should be no less than one that needs to be equipped, and those that do not need to be equipped should be used according to one's ability.
As long as normal safety production needs can be ensured, that’s fine
It’s really hard to explain this clearly. It’s necessary to control costs while also meeting safety production requirements.
It’s really hard to explain this clearly. It’s necessary to control costs while also meeting safety production requirements.
Each unit determines according to its own situation. If possible, it is best to equip each person with one set, which is hygienic and conducive to storage, maintenance and management. Emergency protective equipment is not necessary, as long as the quantity needed is urgently needed.
Regarding the notice on the issuance of the "Standards for Equipping Labor Protection Equipment (Trial)", there are training requirements. Sufficient quantity should meet the premise of meeting regulatory requirements. The more the better. Of course, the actual situation of the unit must be taken into consideration.
There are standards for this, of course.* * It seems that there is not yet at the level, but some central enterprises and industries have. Otherwise, if a work-related injury accident occurs due to insufficient labor protection products, who is responsible?
Our province has the "Standards for Equipping Labor Protection Equipment". According to the standard equipment, workers in dangerous positions generally have one per person.