Which position in coal gasification is the most dangerous?
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No one wants to go to the gas chemical processing section
Hehe, actually the most dangerous places are the safest, because the safety measures there are good. Even an individual’s attention is focused. :lol
I think we should adopt the mindset that everything is dangerous, and pay attention to even the smallest details. This isn’t just empty talk; it requires genuine attention. There have been too many lessons learned from this
In fact, the more a position is considered dangerous by everyone, the less likely it is to have problems; whereas the more a position is seen as safe, the more likely it is to encounter issues. The key lies in human consciousness.
Chemical plants are all dangerous. Especially in high-temperature and high-pressure environments
Agree with the view from the 4th floor – the most dangerous places are those that aren’t obvious!
In fact, everywhere is dangerous; one must be vigilant at all times.
Relatively speaking, which one is more difficult to control?
Following the rules keeps you safe everywhere; not following them puts you at risk everywhere
Chemical plants are dangerous everywhere; it depends on how you follow the regulations. Everyone should embrace the concept that \"safety comes first,\" and then accidents will be much fewer.
There are no hazardous work sections; only those with inadequate safety measures. In the dry chemical industry, not only must individuals pay attention to safety, but safety also needs to be considered in the construction of facilities