【Haichuan Safety Environment Cup】--0037+Safety-related bits and pieces+CoCo070563
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This post was last edited by zxz017 on 2015-10-3 17:07. I signed up for the event, but I’ve never known what to write. Although I have been working in environmental protection, I spent three years in a chemical plant and received safety training for three years as well. I’ve also experienced some small accidents. . . Many minor accidents are caused by people having an overstrong sense of self-awareness. . . Perhaps, a bit of luck here and there meant they thought it was fine to do so. . . This is what they call the fearlessness of the ignorant. . . Operations conducted beyond the validity period of the hot work permit: The company has a multi-step process for issuing hot work permits, with multiple people involved in the approval process, all in order to ensure the safety of such operations. So, it’s rather complicated to issue them. But they can also do it as required. However, the hot work permit has an expiration date, and it needs to be issued again once it expires. At this point, people are reluctant to issue further permits, believing that it is fine to continue working with fire. Perhaps doing this sometimes isn’t a problem, but accidents lurk within, lacking only a trigger. . . Once the trigger point is present, the accident occurs. . . Inadequate use of protective equipment: Working outdoors in the summer is tough, and it’s even more difficult when doing so while wearing protective equipment. Then, people arbitrarily decide whether to wear some personal protective equipment or not. As a result, if one happened to pass by the leak point, then an accident would occur. . . There are many more of all kinds. If dual operation is required, but one person insists on working alone ； It is forbidden to climb over the railing, yet people still try to do so for convenience ； Female workers are not allowed to wear high heels, but they insist on wearing them anyway. . . They are all minor details. . . Finally, I hope that those working on the production front will cherish their lives and follow the procedures. . .
If safety requirements must be obeyed, it actually means that one doesn’t really give enough importance to their own safety – just like crossing the road when the light is red. Honestly, there’s no real issue with that. Some people, though, if you try to manage them, they insist on acting in that way. What can you do to me? You have no choice, right? If you punish me, I’ll argue with you
Those with high skills are often bold; *habitual complacency leads to a lack of awareness, and hidden dangers arise as a result. Additionally, there is the issue of the arbitrary approaches mentioned by the original poster, which are not advisable. The original poster was very honest, and their insights gained over three years are excellent. Finally, I hope that those working on the production front will cherish their lives and follow the rules. . . Happiness and good health! Sea friends
What the moderators mentioned are all real problems; they may seem like minor issues, but they hide serious dangers! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Mm. . . So it’s necessary to enhance safety awareness. . . Therefore, during safety training, safety accidents resulting from violations are usually listed, but this is generally in written form. . . It would be even better if there were video content, as it could serve as a stronger reminder to people. . .
It’s described in great detail and in a practical way; the examples seem right before one’s eyes and can be seen frequently.
That’s right; cherishing life and paying attention to safety should be put into action