Safety Technology Exchange Edition: Daily Question (2016.4.21)
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Type: Short-answer question (reward up to floor 40). Question: What are the three key controls for safe production? Strengthen the control and management of \"hazardous points, risky areas, and accident-prone locations\" at the production site, by using signage at the site and in the workshops to enhance oversight.
Control of hazard points, risky areas, and accident-prone locations
“\"Three points\" refer to hazard points, risk points, and areas with a high incidence of accidents
It refers to points of danger, points of hazard, and areas with a high incidence of accidents.
What are the three controls for safe production? Answer: The three key aspects for controlling work safety hazards are: hazard points, risk points, and areas with a high incidence of accidents
Strict control and management are applied to hazardous points, risk areas, and locations where accidents occur frequently; a labeling system is implemented to indicate the nature and type of danger or risk, as well as relevant precautions, in order to warn personnel.
Answer: That is, to implement stricter management and control over the “hazardous points, risky areas, and accident-prone locations” at the production site.
In other words, strict control and management must be applied to the \"hazardous points, risky areas, and accident-prone locations\" in the production site; a labeling system should be implemented to indicate the nature, type, extent of the hazards, as well as precautions, in order to warn workers.
What are the three controls for safe production? Answer: The three aspects of control in safe production involve strengthening the management of \"hazardous points, risky areas, and locations prone to accidents\" at the production site, with management enhanced through signage in the workplace and workshops.
Control of hazard points, risk points, and areas prone to accidents
Hazard points, risk points, areas with high accident incidence