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Explosions are happening everywhere these days. Has there been any change at our chemical plant? For example, have the safety inspection authorities come to conduct inspections or demanded any rectifications?
Self-checking is very important; failing to detect problems on one’s own represents a serious security issue.
We must actively respond to the call to identify existing hazards within the company in order to ensure safe production! ! !
Companies must prioritize safety; what’s the point of producing anything if safety isn’t ensured?
Yes! They’re checking everywhere! We are also constantly conducting self-inspections!
In fact, the inspections carried out by the safety supervision agencies are only superficial; to ensure safety, it depends on us to conduct regular inspections on site – at the team level, in the workshops, and within the company. These inspections need to be carried out thoroughly, with careful checks of every area, especially at the team and workshop levels
I’m going crazy from all these inspections: the county safety supervision agency, the environmental protection agency, the fire department, the county head, and the provincial safety supervision agency.
It’s the same for us; we’re basically inspected every day.
All sorts of safety inspections, welcoming guests and seeing them off – first the mayor, then the county governor
The upper-level leaders’ legs are almost broken from running; here, we have to deal with four or five groups coming by every day for five consecutive days. . . Even those in charge of power supply come to check things out: They’re busy dealing with guests all day long, which seriously affects us@:@