1. Strengthen organizational leadership, carry out proper publicity, implement the responsibility system for each position, and raise employees’ awareness of identifying potential hazards; during this process, improve various records and regulatory frameworks. 2. Ensure that specialized personnel are qualified to carry out their tasks, and conduct hazard inspections in different areas and specialties: this includes safety managers in workshops, as well as operators of pressure vessels and hazardous chemical processes. It is necessary to verify that their operation permits are valid, and to conduct thorough inspections of safety equipment, fire-fighting facilities, personal protective equipment, and process operations, while assigning clear responsibilities to relevant persons. 3. Strictly supervise special operations to ensure the safe and stable operation of mechanical equipment: develop inspection checklists in accordance with relevant standards, and inspect pressure vessels, pressure pipelines, heating furnaces, large-scale machinery, and electrical instruments within the plant area; Then, inspections are conducted on the direct operation processes carried out by special task contractors. 4. The issues identified in the above steps are promptly addressed; for those that cannot be resolved, preventive measures are established or the matter is reported to the relevant departments for coordinated resolution