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2021 Comprehensive List of Violations Related to Labor Protection Measures

2021-12-06View Original

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1. Wearing high heels, sandals, or slippers at the production site. Hard-soled shoes were worn for work at heights, while insulating shoes were not worn for electrical work. 2. Wearing vests, shorts, capris, skirts, loose clothing, headscarves, scarves, or having an open collar at the production site; going bare-chested or barefoot; and any other unsafe attire. Did not wear work clothes upon assuming the post. 3. Failure to wear safety helmets within the factory premises. Wearing a safety helmet without fastening the strap; sitting on or placing pressure on the safety helmet. 4. Long hair that extends beyond the base of the neck, worn loose or in braids; entering the site without wearing a safety helmet or without tucking the hair inside the helmet. 5. When working in situations where particles or liquids may splash, safety goggles or a face shield are not worn. 6. Wear synthetic fiber clothing when operating in workplaces with flammable and explosive materials, open flames, high temperatures, etc. 7. When working at heights, safety belts are not used as required, or no reliable safety measures are taken. The seat belt strap is too long. 8. Failure to wear protective masks or earplugs as required for toxic and harmful operations. 9. Performing acid-base tasks without wearing protective goggles, chemical-resistant clothing, or latex gloves. 10. During the operation, handling, loading, and unloading of toxic substances such as barium chloride, the laborers did not wear anti-toxic masks, coveralls, latex gloves, or protective goggles. 11. When measuring the specific gravity of alkaline solutions, do not wear rubber gloves or goggles. 12. Protective gloves and eye protection were not worn during sampling. 13. Entering the conversion area without wearing a 3M gas mask. 14. The personnel in the batching station did not wear gas masks when preparing the initiator. 15. Protective goggles were not worn during acid-base titration. 16. Performing electrical work without wearing insulating shoes or gloves. No voltage tester included. Using screwdrivers, pliers, etc., with insufficient insulation rating. 17. While adjusting the falling film scraper in the workshop, alkali dust splashed; no goggles or mask were worn. 18. Workers in the caustic soda production shift at the workshop failed to wear masks while printing bag batch numbers. 19. When receiving materials and tying bags at the caustic soda workshop, the protective sleeves were not worn over the rubber gloves. 20. When receiving materials and packing bags at the caustic soda production station in the workshop, put the trouser legs inside rubber boots. 21. When stacking goods at the caustic soda shift in the workshop, the sleeves of the work clothes are rolled up to expose the skin on the arms. 22. Failure to wear earplugs when working in areas with excessive noise levels. 23. Failure to wear a dust mask when working in dusty areas. 24. No mercury-proof masks were worn during operations in the mercury-generating areas (conversion, synthesis, compression areas). 25. Failing to wear heat-resistant gloves when operating high-temperature equipment such as ovens and muffle furnaces. 26. Loading and unloading workers do not wear safety belts when loading caustic soda, and vehicle drivers do not wear safety belts when lifting or covering the tarpaulins. 27. Failure to wear protective goggles when inspecting special vehicles or filling them with electric water.

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