Ensuring safety: the direct involvement of employees is key – Press release

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To ensure safety, the direct participation of employees is crucial. Employees are the fundamental units in a company’s production processes, and they are also those who implement the safety measures in place. In our petrochemical industry, the production process is one that requires collective cooperation; the success or failure of each individual, as well as that of each stage in the process, has an impact on the overall operational safety of the company. To ensure safe production, it is necessary to adhere to the mass line and foster a consensus that \"everyone is responsible for safe production.\" Professional management should be combined with community-based management in order to fully motivate and leverage the enthusiasm of all employees for safety work. The direct participation of all employees is key to achieving good safety outcomes. Many hands make light work; using the collective effort of everyone to handle tasks and leveraging the wisdom of a group to plan for the long term are among the essential methods in business management. To achieve long-term safety and stability in production, it is far from sufficient to rely solely on managers and technical personnel at all levels; it is necessary to fully motivate front-line employees so that they can participate extensively and deeply. Strengthen the drills for accident response plans to improve the emergency handling capabilities of team members. Accident drill plans are preventive measures designed to address potential production accidents in various positions. All operational teams must take each drill seriously, treating it as if it were a real situation rather than just a drill. Everyone participating in the drill must be familiar with the entire process of accident handling, and thoroughly understand the steps to be followed and the key points of operation. Only in this way can things remain organized and orderly in the event of an accident, avoiding chaos, and this helps improve the ability of operators to handle accidents in special circumstances. Being responsible for 60 seconds for every minute on duty means not only being accountable for the production operations of one’s own position, but also responsible for the safety of the equipment, personnel, and various operations within that area. All personnel on duty are responsible parties; they have the duty to ensure safety for the workers from maintenance and repair units where accidents are likely to occur, and they are authorized to correct unsafe behaviors by those workers and to stop any illegal or risky operations. The on-site fire supervision personnel are the direct responsible persons for welding work during construction; they must ensure safety during such operations. In the event of any abnormal material leakage, they must promptly stop the welding work to guarantee safety. Only when every employee recognizes the importance of safety, voluntarily complies with rules and regulations, and truly implements them in practice, can various violations be prevented at the source. By starting with small things and ensuring that safety management is applied throughout the entire process, and by following the principle of \"everyone being responsible for safety,\" strict adherence to various rules and regulations can help minimize potential safety hazards at work. This is essential to ensure safe production in the workshop, as well as to provide a reliable foundation for the successful achievement of the company’s various production and operational goals.