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Let’s talk about the *inherent violations in the chemical production workshop.
Once you go out of the control room and to the work site, a safety helmet is right there at your feet~
*There are too many habitual violations, but I can’t remember them right now. Using a lathe to strike gas pipes, equipment, etc ; Wipe the tar with crude benzene and washing oil ; Stop light oil spraying without closing inlet and outlet valves
Operating without acid-resistant clothing, without acid-resistant gloves
Operating without acid-resistant clothing, without acid-resistant gloves
Reply to 1# Qiqi Shu: Not wearing the strap on a safety helmet counts as well, I guess
1. Violation of safety operating procedures. . . Especially smoking is absolutely harmful to health. Pay special attention to preventing bold actions by those with high skills. 2. Personal protective equipment is not fully worn. . . 3. Sleeping on duty, leaving one’s post, or switching posts. 4. Violation of process operating procedures. . . Everyone can talk about what they have done, and think about something scary. For reference only
I have baked sweet potatoes in an oven, slept through hot summers, and failed to purge a tubular furnace before lighting it, which resulted in an explosion after ignition. . . Many. Thinking about it now, it’s really dangerous. Everyone should be more careful and definitely not take it lightly.