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There are no major problems at this construction site; just some minor issues. Quality and safety are closely related – everyone should take a look
Today, I heard from the CEO of a large private enterprise that does business overseas talk about on-site safety, and his views were similar to yours. He said safety has nothing to do with quality; everyone should do their own thing and not interfere with each other.
In large enterprises, quality means quality, and safety means safety. But there are some issues that are not only quality problems but also affect safety
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In a macroscopic sense, safety takes precedence over, or encompasses, everything including quality; without strict and reliable quality management, safety management is inherently incomplete. Specifically, various measures for safety management, including closed-loop management, document management, and traceability management, all originate from quality management (ISO9000). From another perspective, without safety, nothing else matters. As someone once said, if corporate management is rated out of 100 points, safety accounts for that first point; without it, everything else is worth 0