What is safe production? How do you understand the principle of putting safety first and focusing on prevention?

In the country, the so-called priority given to safety is achieved when production and safety do not conflict with each other. It’s hard to say when they conflict with each other. . . . You know

Four things give way to: when there is a conflict between profit, output, schedule, cost, and safety and environmental protection, the latter must take precedence. Take preventive measures in advance, identify potential risks, make timely corrections, or establish emergency response plans.

Safe production refers to the activities carried out in production and business operations to take appropriate preventive and control measures against accidents that could cause injury to people or property losses, thereby ensuring the safety of workers and enabling the smooth progress of such operations. Only by identifying and addressing all potential safety hazards can true safe production be achieved. Our safety management policy is “Safety first, prevention foremost, full employee participation, and zero accidents.”

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Safe production means that no major accidents occur during the production process, there are no unplanned shutdowns, and no quality issues arise

The fundamental model of safe production is to transform \"I need safety\" into \"I want safety\"； Change \"I need safety\" to \"I have safety\" ； Only when the majority of cadres and employees possess such a mindset and qualities can it be achieved ； Only then can safe production be achieved ；

The introduction of the safety production policy is closely related to Premier Zhou Enlai. First time ； In 1957, Premier Zhou Enlai wrote a message for China’s civil aviation: “Ensure safety first, improve service quality, and strive for regular flights.” The second time: In 1959, Premier Zhou Enlai, while inspecting the Jingxing coal mine in Henan Province, instructed that \"in coal mines, safe production is of primary importance; when there is a conflict between production and safety, production must give way to safety.\" Third time: In 1960, after China’s first 10,000-ton ship, the “Yuejin,” ran aground and sank while in service, Premier Zhou Enlai said to the then Minister of Transport, “Those of you in the shipping industry must also put safety first.” Later, putting safety first was included in many documents of the Party and **. In April 1987, the Ministry of Labor and Personnel held a meeting in Beijing with the directors of labor and personnel departments, heads of labor protection offices, supervisors in charge of mine inspections, and officers responsible for safety oversight of boilers and pressure vessels from various provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government. At this meeting, it was officially decided to adopt \"safety first, prevention foremost\" as the guiding principle for work safety and labor protection. The Work Safety Law established this principle in legal form for the first time.