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For safe production, we need to follow the "Four Cautions"!

2016-08-20View Original

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This post was last written by wang* Edited by nhua77020 on 2016-8-20 07:02 In the hot summer, people are often more likely to feel sleepy when working. So what should be done? There are 4 aspects. 1. Be cautious in starting. The so-called cautious beginning means being cautious before an accident occurs and building a solid "first line of defense" in your mind. Looking at all the violators, they all followed the rules cautiously at first, but as time went by, they relaxed their mental defenses. Once there is a first violation, there will be a second and third time. As long as the ideological defense is relaxed, the accident will happen sooner or later. 2. To be "cautious", being cautious means to be vigilant and prudent about small things and to guard against the slightest. Safe production requires every employee to take care of themselves, start with "small things", do everything right, discover "small defects" in a timely manner, base on early prevention, take "small mistakes" seriously in the work process, and firmly establish the idea of ​​"caution". In production, some people believe in the "little trivial theory" and treat violations of regulations as innocuous "little things", and regard operating according to regulations as "making a fuss out of a molehill". They believe that as long as they don't make big mistakes, there will be no safety problems. ; Some people find it troublesome, do not wear safety helmets when working, do not take safety measures, etc., all of which ignore safety requirements in details. Although there may not be any problems once or twice, it is precisely these "little details" that give the opportunity for "hidden dangers" and "loopholes" to exist. Over time, conditions become "ripe" for accidents to occur. 3. To be "cautious about independence" means to break through the window of "no one knows", and to be able to hold yourself to high standards and work according to the rules without anyone's supervision and working independently. You must not relax your requirements on yourself in the "no man's land" such as the absence of leaders and the absence of safety supervisors, and take chances. This is a big violation of the rules, and you will not only fail others, but also yourself. 4. To be "cautious in the end", it is often said that "the beginning is difficult." In fact, it is even more difficult to finish the work consistently, especially when it comes to production safety. At the end of the day, we must conscientiously do the finishing work before the handover and guard the final position. ; Do a good job in finishing the work surface and complete the safe evacuation in compliance with regulations and rules. ; Employees who are approaching retirement and those who will be transferred from their posts must overcome paralyzing thoughts such as "just hanging around for a few more days", start well and end well, and achieve a "safe landing."
Reply #22016-08-20
Indeed, the question is how many people have done it?
Reply #32016-08-20
Sir Wang is a duplicate post, please search before posting.

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