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In fact, during actual on-site handling, there are many things that are prohibited by the regulations. So how can one complete the task successfully without any accidents occurring? ? ? ? This might be a difficult problem; I hope someone knowledgeable can offer some guidance. Thank you! ! ! !
The original poster is being a bit too pessimistic. The actual situation is sometimes only slightly related to what is specified in the rules. It depends on whether the manager is familiar with the regulations, and whether they can take decisive action promptly when they are unsure about the situation (without letting others know), as well as on whether they have a strong sense of responsibility. By the way, OP, that’s exactly what I did. This is also a sign of lack of confidence.
It depends on each person’s knowledge level and work experience; the greater the knowledge and experience, the calmer one can be when dealing with problems. When one knows nothing or only has a superficial understanding, dealing with problems naturally leads to panic. Additionally, when working, one must be more vigilant and pay close attention to the surrounding environment, as well as to the placement of safety, fire protection, and emergency facilities. When it’s time to use it, I won’t be flustered.
Moderator, thank you so much! I really admire your knowledge! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1. Please ask more questions; I hope you can reply despite your busy schedule: Cross-tasking – how should a safety officer coordinate such situations? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?