The death of one person at Shenhua Shenning Group on December 3 highlights the importance of implementing clear responsibilities for safety
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This post was last edited by Shutong on 2015-12-16 at 13:37. On December 3, an accident occurred at the Renjiazhuang Coal Mine of Shenhua Shenning Group: one person died due to a broken wire rope while equipment was being moved! It is extremely important that safety responsibility holders at all levels carry out their duties! Equipment retraction is part of the safety procedures; giving orders or performing operations in violation of these rules can really be fatal:@
One death is probably not enough to draw the attention of the relevant authorities. It seems that such companies have a target for the number of deaths allowed each year, right?
It’s unacceptable that deaths still occur under such strict safety regulations; the old rules that allowed a certain number of deaths per million tons no longer exist
The senior management at Shenhua attaches great importance to this accident. The New Year is approaching, and the accident occurred less than 48 hours after the handover of leadership
Is there any specific content, like an accident analysis or something?
Then it’s just a matter of using money and power to settle things. They talk so much about fighting corruption, but it’s still the same.
The safety responsibility systems in the production department, equipment department, and mechanical and electrical department cannot be implemented. Safety comes first in production. Avoiding and evading inspections and oversight by safety supervision agencies is often due to an inertial mindset. Reference.
This is quite normal in China; there aren’t any reports about it in the news either.:)
““One person died due to the rupture of a wire rope during the equipment relocation” – it doesn’t state that it was caused by illegal operations
:Q: I’m afraid of such things – is it a problem with the quality of the steel wire rope, or is it because the lifting equipment exceeds the rope’s load-bearing capacity, or is it due to an error in the lifting process?