[Fable] The Little Cat Fishing
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bg10.png A hungry kitten fishing by the river. After a while, a big fish bit the hook. The kitten pulled hard upwards, and with a snap, the fishing line broke. The kitten switched to a strong fishing line and continued fishing. After a while, another big fish bit the hook. The kitten pulled hard upward, and with a snap, the fishing rod broke. The kitten switched to a sturdy fishing rod and continued fishing. After a while, another big fish bit the hook. The kitten pulled upward with all its strength. This time, neither the fishing line nor the fishing rod broke, but the kitten was pulled into the river by the big fish and became its meal. The kitten never understood until its death that it had only seen the greatest benefit – the big fish – and failed to notice the danger – drowning – which led to its own death in vain. Don’t we humans also make such mistakes often?
bg4.png Let’s take a look at this short story. I believe that when problems arise during the production process, it is first necessary to identify the greatest risks; those risks must be controlled first to ensure that the preventive measures are effective, and only then can specific details be addressed one by one. I wonder what everyone thinks? Tell me...
Hazards are always present; it’s just that we don’t notice them. As long as we identify these hazards before taking action and implement appropriate preventive measures, it is entirely possible to avoid accidents.
I don’t think it has much to do with safe production.
Analyzing from different perspectives leads to the following question: 1. When arranging jobs, inappropriate people are placed in positions that are not suitable for them； Kittens are good at catching mice but not at fishing; therefore, when assigning tasks to our subordinates, we try to make use of their strengths while avoiding their weaknesses ； 2. Solving the problem of food and clothing is a prerequisite for employees to work ； 3. Thoroughly assess the risks before starting the task and take appropriate protective measures ； 4. When encountering problems during work, stop and think thoroughly before continuing.