Impact of the particularly serious accident at Tianjin Port
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The investigation report on the particularly serious accident at Tianjin Port has been released, along with the penalties imposed. It should be specifically noted that the chemical industry needs to carry out targeted rectification efforts. Currently, the chemical industry is rife with chaos, speculation, and malicious bidding. While inadequate systems play a role, excessive size and lack of proper oversight also contribute to these problems. As a result of this, it is estimated that some companies will be significantly affected, and the market may also see new reshuffles. The registered chemical signing system is also expected to be introduced ahead of schedule. The industry is in a downturn, and there are many problems as well. Sigh. Misfortune never comes alone. . . . . . .
Actually, this is a good thing; it is often only through challenges that one can develop better
A management culture that focuses only on addition and not on subtraction is a fairly common phenomenon these days. In fact, when too much emphasis is placed on addition, it turns into subtraction, which is what you referred to as an execution issue.
Actually, all problems boil down to one thing: making money and spending money. Safety requires investment, which means spending money； The benefits of no accidents are not visible