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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2021-8-17 08:45. Although safety officers are merely responsible for overseeing work related to safe production, their tasks can be very varied. To the point that the team leader at the construction site said, the safety department is in charge of everything – is that really the case? ! Firstly, it involves the identification and rectification of safety hazards. Second. It is the incorrect behavior of the construction workers and its correction. Third, check the training status of the inspectors. Fourth, check the personal protective equipment of the construction workers. Fifth, check the operator’s license for construction machinery and the vehicle’s permit to enter the site. Sixth, check the safety condition of the machinery. Seventh, check the safety condition of the access roads at the site. Eighth, check various edge conditions. Ninth, check the current status of each card size. Tenth, check the status of civilized construction at the site. Eleven, check the water conditions in the river channel and whether there is any water accumulation in the construction area. Twelve, observe whether any inspectors enter and report to higher authorities promptly. Thirteen, report in a timely manner if anyone is shirking work. And the troublemakers. And so on. Also, pay attention to various notifications in the WeChat group!
Lao Yu has summarized it very well; those who put in effort:victory:. But I have a question: Should safety management be handled by safety officers in the context of civilized construction? Personally, I think this should not fall within the responsibilities of safety specialists; I’d like everyone to discuss it.
There are three words: supervise, manage, maintain, implement
This wasn’t summarized by me; I saw it on the internet and am sharing it here
Security management is everyone’s responsibility
Safety is of utmost importance! Safety is not the responsibility of just one person or department.
It’s not the responsibility of one person or department; it’s everyone’s responsibility, not just one person’s
Keep the big hats on – safety is for everyone
[Sea and River Safety Discussion] series of summary posts – continuously being updated. Everyone is welcome to join the discussions! https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3235104-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)