The issue of the order in which multiple safety signs are arranged together
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bg2.png Everyone, what is the order in which multiple safety signs should be arranged together? \"Safety Signs and Guidelines for Their Use\" GB2894-2008, 9.5: When multiple signs are installed together, they should be arranged in the order of warning, prohibition, instruction, and guidance, from left to right and from top to bottom. Article 30 of the \"Regulations on the Management of Information Provision and Warning Signs Regarding Occupational Disease Hazards in Employers\", An Jian [2014] No. 111: When multiple warning signs are installed together, they should be arranged in the order of prohibition, warning, instruction, and reminder, from left to right and from top to bottom. Which one should be executed?
1 It should be carried out according to the severity level; thus, procedure 111 applies. 2 The safety inspection will definitely be conducted in accordance with procedure 111
With inconsistent standards, it is truly difficult to carry out safety work effectively.
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It seems that, based on the severity, it should be in accordance with Document No. 111, considering the severity level of these four keywords.
You obey whoever is in charge of the inspection; otherwise how can you explain it? ? ?
The one below is the sign indicating occupational disease hazards, right? As for the other safety signs, they should still follow the guidelines indicated above. This is just my personal opinion for reference only.
The GB standards are strict, but no one checks them. . .