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How to maintain good hygiene on site

2010-12-14View Original

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The company’s safety management department has stipulated that solvents must not be used to clean equipment and floors. However, the resin we produce is very sticky, and it’s difficult to clean it properly without solvents. I wonder how everyone manages to keep the work area clean
Reply #22010-12-14
Try to address the issue at its source by improving on-site management, equipment management, and production management, so that materials do not leak from the equipment; this will make hygiene easier to maintain.
Reply #32010-12-19
Reply to 2# chinazwr: What was said on the 2nd floor is correct – it’s necessary to try to prevent problems in advance rather than always trying to fix them afterwards. This is true for many tasks.
Reply #42010-12-19
When the device already exists, the only way is to find the cause of the problem, and to identify the areas where problems occur frequently. By changing the method of operation or using new approaches to address the leakage points, there will definitely be significant changes on site.
Reply #52010-12-20
Prevent leaks by conducting regular inspections; address any issues found promptly without delay.

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