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It’s still the poor management at the construction site, yayaya
There is no protection at all. It’s absolutely insane skill!
Even lucky people have unlucky times
When walking by the river, be careful; Fasten your seat belt – it’s for your own sake, for the sake of your family, and for the sake of society.
From the picture provided by the poster, everyone can identify various violations and improper behaviors committed by the people in the image, as well as understand the severity of their consequences. I have a few questions: 1. If you were there on the scene and saw such a situation, what would you do? 2. Why, after so many years of emphasis, is such a phenomenon still widespread? 3. It seems to be a site for a newly installed facility – who is responsible for these matters? Owner? General contractor? Construction contractor? If it is a renovation or expansion of the facility, how does the production department responsible for local management handle it?
1. If you were there on the scene and saw such a situation, what would you do? -----This definitely needs to be stopped. 2. Why, after so many years of emphasis, does such a phenomenon still remain widespread? -----The safety awareness of construction workers, and the inadequate safety management by contracting firms. 3. It seems to be a site for a new installation – who is responsible for addressing these issues? Owner? General contractor? Construction contractor? If it is a renovation or expansion of the facility, how does the production department responsible for local management handle it? ===There are four to take care of. ------It’s obvious that there is subcontracting involved; the management of the subcontractors is out of control === by the main contractor. The general contractor is responsible for safety management ------ the supervision unit. The supervision unit has the responsibility to oversee ------ the owner’s party. Safety management is a fundamental function of the owner
The question on the seventh floor is quite sharp. What do you think?
Safety is no joke. . . . . .
Isn’t it true that the more skilled one is, the bolder they become? Weren’t projects done this way in the past? ?