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The image screenshot is from the internet; it’s shared here for everyone to discuss and exchange views. What are the issues with hole protection in this case?
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This doesn’t work very well; there should be guardrails and warning signs around it.
Instead, it creates new risks and harms
Isn’t this a case of incomplete rectification, which in turn creates new risks?
Yes, the work wasn’t done properly, which created another potential hazard. What’s the reason for that?
The reason is: they don’t consider this to be a potential problem at all, and they are psychologically averse to doing it. They think that as long as the work is done well, that’s enough; accidents occur not because the requirements weren’t followed, but due to bad luck
Yes, not only the workers but also some lower-level managers have this mindset: they don’t fully understand the regulatory requirements, fail to meet them properly, are afraid of trouble, and just go through the motions.
Risks certainly exist, but under which legal provisions?
Regulations related to construction work: hard maintenance should be used here to prevent people from entering