Which regulation specifies that the number of people working in a confined space should not exceed 9?
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Everyone, recently both ** and the company have required that the number of people working in confined spaces should not exceed 9. I’ve tried to find where this requirement comes from but was unable to locate it; I wonder if any experts know the source. Please let me know!
Ministry of Emergency Management, Emergency Management, Document No. 2019-78: Two guidelines – Guidelines for the identification and mitigation of safety risks in hazardous chemicals enterprises. Safety Risk Identification Form, Basic Management Form, the three sub-paragraphs in Article 5 of Safety Risk Management.
Correct! Great, you’ve studied very diligently*. To be able to work safely, one needs to be sensible:victory:
In fact, it doesn’t matter whether there are documents from the Ministry of Emergency Management or not; as producers, one must always understand a general principle in the workplace: when working in dangerous environments, the number of people involved should be as small as possible, and the intervals between tasks should be as short as possible. This should become an instinct in the workplace. Rather than forcing safety supervision agencies to repeatedly explain specific professional documents right in the ears of company employees. Or the company might ask you why you won’t allow me to assign more people Such a stupid question. It is not a superficial issue of not understanding the regulations in the documents, but a deep-seated problem of a lack of reverence for danger and indifference toward healthy lives.
I guess it’s classified by the severity of the accident: 2 cases are considered minor, while 9 cases are considered more serious! As long as it’s no more than 9 people, no major accidents will occur!
I guess it’s classified by the severity of the accident: 2 cases are considered minor, while 9 cases are considered more serious! As long as it’s no more than 9 people, no major accidents will occur!