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Here are ten words of encouragement for you, safety professionals – for those of you who are upright and honest. It’s essential for safety workers to understand this: don’t be afraid that a certain personality type might offend others. Keep in mind that there’s no personality type in the world that can completely avoid offending people. Those who speak bluntly may offend petty people; those who speak tactfully might offend those with short tempers. Nice guys may offend people with principles, while smooth-talkers may offend intelligent individuals... Since it’s inevitable to offend someone no matter what, just do what you ought to do. Don’t fear offending others, because by doing what’s right, you won’t offend yourself – otherwise, it will inevitably create hidden risks for accidents! — For those who persevere, a healthy and safe enterprise can only be achieved through years or even decades of continuous efforts ; Giving careful instructions at every moment, carrying out inspections everywhere, and keeping comprehensive operation records for all equipment—these are the things we can and must do right now. — For those who strive hard, it’s like a journey—filled with hardships along the way, yet also beautiful scenery. Where your gaze reaches, that is the realm of your life. Those who always feel there are many things worth doing are on the upward path; those who are constantly immersed in difficulties and complaining are on the downward path. Rather than complaining, think about making changes. — For those who take action, there’s no foolproof way to completely eliminate risks. But it is you—with your unceasing efforts and actions—that ensures the balance tilts consistently toward safety! — To the optimistic you: Identify potential hazards and risks on your own; ensure that corrective actions are taken. I am the safety officer ; I taste sweetness, sourness, bitterness, and spiciness myself; I bear joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness on my own. I am my own sun, needing no one else’s light. — To the powerful you who wants to grow quickly, you must take responsibility proactively and eliminate all excuses ; There is no danger that cannot be overcome; by strengthening yourself, you reduce the danger! — To you who’s bathed in sunlight: all those curses, blame, and lack of understanding directed at me from behind my back! I also choose to have a clear conscience and accept it silently. As long as you go to work safely and return home happily, that’s all that matters! — To the brave you: The challenges we face in making corrections are not meant to hinder us; rather, they are meant to awaken our courage and strength! — To you, who I cherish: Don’t wait until you’re hurt to offer comfort; don’t wait until we’re apart to realize how much I value you. Sometimes, if you miss the present, you will never have another chance again. This is especially true for safety education. — To you who are wise: whatever you fear will come to you, and whatever you try to avoid will meet you. What scares us is not the course of fate, but trying to deceive ourselves while ultimately giving in. Safety work is difficult, but don’t underestimate yourself. After tirelessly patrolling the frontlines, trudging through dirt and dust, you’re left exhausted and heartbroken
What we fear tends to happen; what we try to avoid, we end up encountering. What terrifies us is not fate itself, but the act of deceiving ourselves and surrendering helplessly.
Ensuring safety is difficult, but don’t underestimate yourself. It’s you who works on the front lines, moving through mud and dust; after carrying out safety inspections, you’re left exhausted and heartbroken
Ensuring safety is difficult, but don’t underestimate yourself. It’s you who works on the front lines, moving through mud and dust; after carrying out safety inspections, you’re left exhausted and heartbroken