What are the categories of violations that occur at the operation site?

Failing to wear protective equipment and safety gear as required； Failing to handle relevant tickets and certificates in accordance with regulations ； Leave one’s post ； Do things that have nothing to do with production ； For example, using a phone or being asleep on duty are the most common

Failing to wear required personal protective equipment, bringing mobile phones to the site, and taking random photos without restraint.

1. No concern for personal protection. 2. Shoddy workmanship in operations, (experienced employees) 3. Violation of safety operating procedures.

1. Improper use of protective equipment: (1) Wearing high-heeled shoes, sandals, or slippers at the production site； Hard-soled shoes were worn when working at heights, while insulating shoes were not worn for electrical work. (2) Wearing tank tops, shorts, skirts, loose clothing at the production site, wearing headscarves, scarves, ties, or having the top of one’s clothes unfastened, or walking barefoot, etc ； And other unsafe attire. (3) Those with long hair that exceeds the neckline, wearing their hair loose or in braids, and entering the production area without wearing a work hat or without putting their hair under the hat. (4) Operating a rotary machine while wearing gloves or with unfastened sleeves. (5) Failing to wear goggles when particles are splashing during work. (6) Operating in workplaces with flammable and explosive materials, open flames, high temperatures, etc., while wearing synthetic fiber clothing. (7) Failing to wear a safety helmet when working at heights or when working underneath falling objects. (8) Failing to use a safety belt as required or to take reliable safety measures when working at heights. (9) Failing to wear protective masks as required when performing toxic and hazardous tasks. (10) Failing to use qualified insulating tools when pulling high-voltage circuit breakers or isolating switches while they are energized ； (11) Use of Class I handheld electric tools without leakage protection devices ； When performing maintenance in a humid, enclosed container, Class III hand-held electric tools were not used. (12) Special operation personnel failing to wear protective equipment as required (e.g., electricians and welders not wearing protective equipment as specified). 2. Illegal operations at the site: (1) Individuals found working at the site without having received the three-level training. (2) Special operation personnel operating without a license or failing to undergo retraining on schedule. (3) Persons who are not qualified for special operations engaging in such operations. (4) New installed equipment (facilities) that are put into use for production operations without undergoing safety inspections. (5) Failing to place or stack materials, products, and tools as required. (6) Operating without checking the equipment (facilities) beforehand, or using equipment (facilities) that are faulty and lack complete safety devices. (7) Placing objects around fire-fighting equipment, power distribution boxes, panels, and cabinets in violation of the required storage spacing rules (≥1 meter). (8) Hazardous operations that have not been approved, or for which approval has been granted but safety measures have not been implemented. (9) Smoking in no-fire zones or engaging in unauthorized open-flame operations. (10) Eating, drinking, or smoking in workplaces with toxic substances or dust, etc ； Failing to use ventilation and dust removal equipment as required ； (11) During hazardous operations, when supervision measures are not implemented, or when no warning area is established or no warning signs are posted. (12) Those with occupational contraindications who were not promptly reassigned to another type of work. (13) Those who discover potential hazards but fail to eliminate them, report them, or proceed with work despite the risks. 3. Illegal operations on site: (1) Removing the safety devices, instruments, meters, and warning devices of equipment (facilities) at will. (2) The equipment (facilities) operate at excessive speeds, temperatures, or load levels. (3) The feeding speed is too fast. (4) Do not cross over or touch moving parts while the equipment is in operation. (5) Failing to cut off the power supply when adjusting, maintaining, or cleaning equipment, and failing to stop the machine when measuring workpieces. (6) Using hands instead of tools for operation (pulling by hand, blowing away iron shavings). (7) During stamping operations, hands enter the dangerous area. (8) Climbing (riding) on objects being lifted, as well as walking or staying under the lifted load or boom. (9) Enable the sealing or scrapping of equipment. (10) Industrial vehicles within the factory are not carrying passengers or goods as required. (11) Loading, unloading, or throwing items while a motor vehicle is in motion. (12) Throwing objects arbitrarily while working at heights. (13) Performing maintenance on electrical equipment (facilities) without shutting down the system, testing for electricity, grounding it, or installing warning signs. (14) The safety voltage lamps do not meet the specified operating voltage and requirements. (15) Ventilation equipment was not used during operations inside the container. (16) Dumping or pouring hot metal objects carelessly. (17) Others who fail to comply with the safety and technical operating procedures for this type of work.

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There are 42 types of violations that can occur at the operation site: 1. Improper use of protective equipment (1) – Wearing high-heeled shoes, sandals, or slippers at the production site； Hard-soled shoes were worn when working at heights, while insulating shoes were not worn for electrical work. (2) Wearing tank tops, shorts, skirts, loose clothing at the production site, wearing headscarves, scarves, ties, or having the top of one’s clothes unfastened, or walking barefoot, etc ； And other unsafe attire. (3) Those with long hair that exceeds the neckline, wearing their hair loose or in braids, and entering the production area without wearing a work hat or without putting their hair under the hat. (4) Operating a rotary machine while wearing gloves or with unfastened sleeves. (5) Failing to wear goggles when particles are splashing during work. (6) Operating in workplaces with flammable and explosive materials, open flames, high temperatures, etc., while wearing synthetic fiber clothing. (7) Failing to wear a safety helmet when working at heights or when working underneath falling objects. (8) Failing to use a safety belt as required or to take reliable safety measures when working at heights. (9) Failing to wear protective masks as required when performing toxic and hazardous tasks. (10) Failing to use qualified insulating tools when pulling high-voltage circuit breakers or isolating switches while they are energized ； (11) Use of Class I handheld electric tools without leakage protection devices ； When performing maintenance in a humid, enclosed container, Class III hand-held electric tools were not used. (12) Special operation personnel failing to wear protective equipment as required (e.g., electricians and welders not wearing protective equipment as specified). 2. Illegal operations at the site: (1) Individuals found working at the site without having received the three-level training. (2) Special operation personnel operating without a license or failing to undergo retraining on schedule. (3) Persons who are not qualified for special operations engaging in such operations. (4) New installed equipment (facilities) that are put into use for production operations without undergoing safety inspections. (5) Failing to place or stack materials, products, and tools as required. (6) Operating without checking the equipment (facilities) beforehand, or using equipment (facilities) that are faulty and lack complete safety devices. (7) Placing objects around fire-fighting equipment, power distribution boxes, panels, and cabinets in violation of the required storage spacing rules (≥1 meter). (8) Hazardous operations that have not been approved, or for which approval has been granted but safety measures have not been implemented. (9) Smoking in no-fire zones or engaging in unauthorized open-flame operations. (10) Eating, drinking, or smoking in workplaces with toxic substances or dust, etc ； Failing to use ventilation and dust removal equipment as required ； (11) During hazardous operations, when supervision measures are not implemented, or when no warning area is established or no warning signs are posted. (12) Those with occupational contraindications who were not promptly reassigned to another type of work. (13) Those who discover potential hazards but fail to eliminate them, report them, or proceed with work despite the risks. 3. Illegal operations on site: (1) Removing the safety devices, instruments, meters, and warning devices of equipment (facilities) at will. (2) The equipment (facilities) operate at excessive speeds, temperatures, or load levels. (3) The feeding speed is too fast. (4) Do not cross over or touch moving parts while the equipment is in operation. (5) Failing to cut off the power supply when adjusting, maintaining, or cleaning equipment, and failing to stop the machine when measuring workpieces. (6) Using hands instead of tools for operation (pulling by hand, blowing away iron shavings). (7) During stamping operations, hands enter the dangerous area. (8) Climbing (riding) on objects being lifted, as well as walking or staying under the lifted load or boom. (9) Enable the sealing or scrapping of equipment. (10) Industrial vehicles within the factory are not carrying passengers or goods as required. (11) Loading, unloading, or throwing items while a motor vehicle is in motion. (12) Throwing objects arbitrarily while working at heights. (13) Performing maintenance on electrical equipment (facilities) without shutting down the system, testing for electricity, grounding it, or installing warning signs. (14) The safety voltage lamps do not meet the specified operating voltage and requirements. (15) Ventilation equipment was not used during operations inside the container. (16) Dumping or pouring hot metal objects carelessly. (17) Others who fail to comply with the safety and technical operating procedures for this type of work.

Failing to wear protective equipment and safety gear as required； Failing to handle relevant tickets and certificates in accordance with regulations ； Leave one’s post ； Do things that have nothing to do with production ； For example, using mobile phones and sleeping on duty are the most common issues; I agree with this – many cases involve such behaviors. There is also a lack of awareness when it comes to working with fire