Details determine success or failure! World-class safety standards in construction abroad!

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Figure 1: “People wear safety helmets; rebar has rebar caps.” Each vertical rebar end is protected with a highly visible plastic cap to prevent injury. Figure 2: “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” Make use of every available location for safety awareness campaigns – stairwells, main passageways, and bulletin boards in highly accessible locations! No matter how busy the workers are, they can still take a quick look. Figure 3: Comprehensive protection \"armed to the teeth\" – full-body dual-hook safety belts, safety helmets, welding masks, special gloves, leather protective clothing, goggles, respiratory protection, radiation protection, safety shoes, and a carefully designed container to protect against welding sparks! Figure 4: “Multi-layer protection” – Cable hooks that pose a risk of injury are protected with adhesive tape in multiple layers. Figure 5: \"Inseparable.\" A fire extinguisher base is welded to the cylinder trolley; wherever the cylinder goes, the fire extinguisher follows, making it hard to forget them. Figure 6: The agile \"Invincible\" aerial work platform can take you to almost any place you want to reach, reaching a height of up to 42 meters. Figure 7 “Exquisitely crafted”: A finely detailed scaffold, with ladders arranged in an orderly manner, resembling a work of art! If Shanghai did the same, that big fire could have been avoided. Figures 8, 9, 10: Audio-visual integrated mobile devices, whether on the road or at a construction site ； Whether it’s in front, behind, or above ； Whether during the day or at night, the sound and light systems are fully utilized. For safety, let’s just accept the higher electricity consumption.