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“Whoever causes the problem must take responsibility for it! ”

2016-01-22View Original

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In one conference room, with a projector, as if by magic, hundreds of pairs of eyes were suddenly drawn to it. On the morning of December 7th, in the first conference room of the State Grid Shangshui County Power Supply Company in Henan, as the slides were shown, people watched in silence at times and engaged in lively discussions at other times.    “Now, please claim the first picture of temporary power usage – who is its owner? ”Zhang Changlei, the deputy director of the company’s Safety Inspection Department, showed the slides while calling on people to come and claim them.    “Mine! ”A young man sitting in the front row stood up hesitantly.   “Okay, then come up and tell everyone about it! ”   The young man stepped onto the podium, his face red: \"Originally, I thought that installing a meter in accordance with the regulations for temporary power use would be sufficient.\" After receiving the photos in the WeChat group, I carefully checked the regulations and found that I had overlooked the required safety distance between the meter and the ground – the height was not sufficient. Also, they rushed through the work without checking, and as a result some wire ends were left exposed. ”At this point, the young man paused for a moment, scratched his head shyly, and began to reflect on himself: “These two problems stem from one being a lack of familiarity with the work, and the other from carelessness. In the future, I will study the relevant business knowledge carefully, and I will handle even the smallest tasks with attention to detail, without being careless. I hope everyone can take this as a lesson as well!” ”   “Hey, I hadn’t paid attention to the height of the meters above the ground before either; I need to go and measure them at a few temporary power supply locations as soon as I get back! ”   “Thinking it would only be used for a few days, I was careless when connecting it; it seems that a temporary approach isn’t the right one! ”   Listening to everyone’s lively discussions, Zhang Changli took the opportunity to add, “This handsome guy has analyzed things very well. The risks associated with temporary electricity use are common issues; everyone can relate to them and learn from them in order to avoid similar problems in the future.” Let’s move on to the next one – one with three lines intertwined; it’s time to find its ‘owner’… Time passed quietly as the pictures were claimed, and thirty pictures found their owners one after another. The moment the projector was turned off, Zhang Changli let out a sigh of relief.    “To help employees enhance their safety awareness and self-protection skills, the company has launched the “I’ll Talk About My Violations” campaign. ”Zhu Xueyun, the specialist from the company’s Safety Supervision Department, explained that since the launch of this initiative, the staff of the Safety Supervision Department have gone to rural areas and various construction sites, selecting representative images of violations each day to post them in the company’s safety WeChat group. This allows those who committed the violations to conduct a preliminary self-assessment, by examining the images in order to identify the underlying mental issues and technical shortcomings that led to those violations. A week later, they gather again at the company’s training center, where the persons responsible for those issues are asked to give another presentation in which they admit their mistakes publicly, submit effective corrective measures, and develop appropriate plans for improvement.   “Judging from the atmosphere at the event, it was a huge success – it not only touched the person involved but also allowed those around them to learn from it, achieving two goals at once! ”Zhang Changli held up a stack of papers and said, \"Although our workload has increased, not a single person has complained about the hard work. It’s worth it for the sake of safety!\" Look, as soon as this adoption process is over, everyone has already planned out the details for the next event! ”
Reply #22016-01-22
That’s good; it allows one to recognize where one’s shortcomings lie, and it also encourages others to consider whether they have similar shortcomings as well:victory:
Reply #32016-01-25
Effective safety management relies on building trust; it must be managed in a way that earns genuine acceptance. Stop putting pressure on others all the time; enough!
Reply #42016-01-26
This method is good``~~
Reply #52016-01-30
Worthy of emulation and learning!* This method is far better than empty, dogmatic safety theories!*

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