Refinery accidents are a warning to heed
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At a refinery belonging to Daqing No.1 Primary School, a pipeline became severely blocked; steam was used to clear it. An employee who was working near the blocked section of the pipeline was killed by the steam, with no external injuries. It’s a truly frightening fact: while strictly adhering to the company’s safety regulations, we frontline employees must also remain vigilant at all times, knowing where it is safe and where it is dangerous, and must never be careless. I hope sailors will pass this message on to one another; I hope that more people will always be aware that \"danger can arise at any moment\" and will try to avoid it whenever possible. In the event of an accident, they should think more and take action promptly – they must never put their own lives in danger. Take action to stay away from sources of danger. Work is important, but life is more important.
Studying accident cases is the best way to educate employees! There can be no negligence when it comes to safety – these are lessons learned at the cost of lives!
I would like to leave you with this message: Do not use blood to test the lessons learned through bloodshed
Yes, ensuring safety is the prerequisite for everything else. Without this premise, everything is just empty talk. We must strictly abide by all rules and regulations, ensure the principle of \"no harm to oneself, others, or the environment,\" take preventive measures, and nip all accidents in the bud.
Yes, work is important, but life is even more important
Yes, the most important thing in human life is to cherish it; one must pay attention to safety in daily work and maintenance. When working, it is essential to follow the principle of not harming oneself, others, or the environment. One should operate strictly in accordance with the established procedures. While at work, it is crucial to be aware of the surroundings and the potential dangers associated with the tasks being performed, as well as to have plans in place to deal with those risks
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