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Superiors require the windows to be cleaned~~~~~~~~~~~

2016-04-17View Original

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It’s on the second floor; the windows in the corridor are quite large. To clean them, one has to lean out and use a pole. What guidelines should be followed for carrying out this task? ? I’m not joking
Reply #22016-04-17
I’m not sure what the main point the poster wants to discuss is Is it whether the tasks assigned by superiors are reasonable, or how to carry out the glass cleaning work? It is reasonable for some leaders to assign their subordinates to do window cleaning tasks; however, it is necessary to determine whether such assignments constitute illegal instructions: (defined as: failing to comply with safety production regulations, systems, and safety technical measures, or arbitrarily altering safety procedures and operational protocols) ; The conductor takes up the position without training, and personnel without a work permit or appropriate certification are used ; Ordering workers to carry out work at risk when safety protection facilities and equipment are defective and potential hazards have not been resolved ; ) Personally, I believe that if a supervisor asks you to carry out tasks while taking proper protective measures (having already taken into account the risks involved and provided the necessary protection for you), it does not constitute illegal instruction ;
Reply #32016-04-17
It’s safer to find an elevator for comparison
Reply #42016-04-17
I agree with the method suggested above; our company has a lift, and for any similar tasks, we use that lift.
Reply #52016-04-17
It should be “ordering workers to carry out work at risk when the safety protection facilities and equipment are defective and potential hazards have not been resolved”; ” A lift truck is available, but the ground conditions don’t permit its use ; In previous years, we would hire workers from outside to lower ropes down for cleaning, but this year we don’t have the money for that, and as a result........ How can we refuse or find a solution? ? ? ? :@
Reply #62016-04-18
It’s simple: first, let your leaders set an example by doing it themselves! If he doesn’t die from the fall, he can consider himself lucky! It’s recommended to use a code-named safety belt; find a crane to create a maintenance frame, and then insert the glass while it’s swaying in the wind
Reply #72016-04-18
Elevator! ! Safety first; otherwise, who will be held responsible if something goes wrong! !
Reply #82016-04-18
An elevator isn’t necessary; just buy a glass-cleaning tool.

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