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All newly purchased equipment in our unit must undergo safety inspections by a safety officer before being approved for use. I was wondering what checks need to be done on new equipment to ensure it meets safety requirements. For example, the safety labels on imported equipment need to be translated into Chinese; I’m not sure about anything else. Anyone with experience or relevant standards who can offer assistance would be greatly appreciated
Safety facilities and protective equipment must be approved by the safety management department before they can be stored, as this is a legal requirement. Equipment, on the other hand, shouldn’t require such approval; otherwise, what would be the need for equipment managers?
Our company does not conduct such inspections; generally, the equipment department is responsible for the incoming inspection.
Check their user manual. What protective devices are available, and do these devices meet your company’s safety requirements for this equipment? What are the dangerous parts of the machine, and are there corresponding safeguards for them? What are the emergency shutdown devices of the machine, and is their location appropriate? The safety markings on the machine itself, and so on. Of course, in addition to checking what the machine comes with, you also need to make sure that everything internal is ready. That’s all I can think of for now.
In fact, the intrinsic safety of equipment these days is already very good, especially with imported equipment – there’s no need for safety officers to conduct inspections at all. I usually just check whether the safety labels are translated into Chinese; otherwise, I can’t really tell much else
The acceptance and release of equipment upon arrival at the factory is the responsibility of the equipment department, which focuses on whether everything meets the requirements specified in the contract, including accessories and instructions. There’s nothing else. . How many security agencies are involved? ? :lol