Thread Content
1. Before starting work, carefully inspect all the tools to be used: sledgehammers, flat hammers, punches, and other tools that are subjected to hammering. Check for any spikes or scratches on their tops, look for cracks in the handles, and ensure that they are securely fitted together. The tops of various tools designed to withstand hammering must never be used after quenching. 2. When performing tasks such as shoveling, chopping, or riveting, protective glasses must be worn, and the operation must not be carried out towards people. When using an air chisel, the chisel head must be removed during breaks in work to prevent accidents. When the noise level exceeds the specified limit, protective earplugs should be worn. 3. At work, when using equipment such as hydraulic presses, friction presses, edge trimmers, and sheet cutting machines, it is necessary to first check whether the equipment is operating properly, and to strictly follow the safety operating procedures for that equipment. 4. When chiseling or punching steel plates, do not use round objects (such as iron pipes, iron balls, iron rods, etc.) as shims underneath, to prevent them from rolling and causing injury to people. 5. When using a crane to lift workpieces, the staff must leave the dangerous area; the lifting equipment used must be carefully inspected in advance, and the safety procedures for operating cranes must be strictly followed. 6. When using a sledgehammer, pay attention to the range to which the hammer head can fly. When using a hammer, one must look around carefully; no one should be standing in front of you to avoid danger from swinging the hammer. 7. The heated material should be stored in a designated location. When moving it, use methods such as the drip test; wait until it has cooled down before handling it by hand to avoid burns. 8. When using a heating furnace, be careful to check for wires or flammable materials in the surrounding area. When the stove is turned off, the air valve should be opened to prevent explosions. After turning off the engine, conduct a thorough inspection to prevent re-ignition. The heated material should be stored in a designated location. 9. When fitting riveted workpieces, if the holes are not aligned, do not try to check them by hand; instead, use a pointed rod to align them first, and then insert the nails. When using a punch, no one should stand in the direction in which the punch emerges. 10. When working at heights, wear a safety belt, comply with the safety regulations for working at heights, and carefully check whether the scaffolding and stepping boards are properly secured. When working on circular workpieces, it is necessary to provide a backing underneath. It’s possible that people are not allowed to stand on it while it is rolling. 11. When throwing hot rivets from a distance, be careful to check for other workers performing cross-tasking in the surrounding area. To prevent pedestrians from passing through, fences and warning signs should be installed around the work site. The person riveting must do it from the side. 12. When connecting the compressed air tube (hose), first open the air valve to blow out any dirt inside the tube (hose) before making the connection. When it is necessary to use an iron bar to clear a blockage, the head must be kept away. The trachea (band) must not pass through the track. 13. Safety glasses must be worn when twisting nails and seams ； Gloves are not allowed when using a sledgehammer. 14. When using a nail gun, install the nails first and then the cartridges. After loading the shot, do not strike the barrel with your hand, and under no circumstances should it be directed at a person. If shooting is not needed temporarily, the nail cartridges and nails must be removed immediately.