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Article 15 of the **Regulations on Safety Training for Production and Business Operations** (Order No. 3 issued by the State Administration of Work Safety) stipulates that for new employees in production and business operations, the pre-job training period must be no less than 24 hours. New employees in production and operation units such as coal mines, non-coal mines, hazardous chemicals, and fireworks must receive safety training for no less than 72 hours, and must undergo retraining for no less than 20 hours each year. I wonder how things are going at your company? Our company organizes centralized training on a monthly basis, by team, using rest days for overtime work* ;
What voting? Our company has 1236 options, but we can only choose one.
Training is mainly conducted at the team level, with safety training held twice a month.
1234 are all available; 6 is also available for specialized training
There are many ways to carry out team safety activities; generally, these activities take place during shift handovers, and include safety announcements, safety-related questions, and the sharing of safety experiences. 2. During shift rotations, make use of the time before starting the night shift (applicable to the five-shift three-shift system) to hold two meetings per month – sub-shift meetings attended by factory management, workshop staff, and supervisors. These meetings are used to focus on studying accident cases, learning basic safety knowledge, identifying hazard factors, and conducting emergency drills; participation in these meetings is mandatory for all employees. 3. In OHSAS18001, communication and coordination are implemented in practice through methods such as websites, online safety training, as well as HSE observation and communication for safety training and education; document control is also part of the scope of team safety training and education.