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Reminder | Autumn has arrived; companies should pay more attention to these matters

2016-09-09View Original

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Reminder | Autumn has arrived; businesses should pay more attention to these! As autumn arrives, temperatures start to drop, with large differences between day and night, and extreme fluctuations in temperature. These climatic conditions inevitably affect the safe production of enterprises to some extent. Considering the climate conditions and the requirements of safe production, we would like to remind everyone to pay attention to the following points: 1. Pay close attention to the management of facilities and equipment. In autumn, the temperature differences are large, which can cause equipment and metal components to rust, warp, or crack, increasing the risk of leaks and explosions. Therefore, it is particularly important to conduct regular inspections, maintenance, and upkeep of such facilities and equipment. It is necessary to adhere to the principles of \"designated personnel for management, regular maintenance, proper operation, and ensuring safety\"; increase efforts to systematically organize and inspect equipment, address any issues found promptly, and ensure that equipment management is effectively implemented in order to truly guarantee the safety of the equipment. 2. Be cautious of static electricity. In autumn, rainfall decreases and the climate becomes dry; both humans as well as equipment and facilities are prone to generating static electricity, which can lead to fires, explosions, and injuries. It is necessary to conduct regular inspections and monitoring of the grounding systems for such equipment and facilities, to control the sources that generate static electricity among workers, to reduce the formation of static electricity or to accelerate its discharge, thereby preventing accidents caused by static electricity. 3. Be sure to maintain good ventilation in the working environment. In autumn, poor ventilation in work areas can lead to the accumulation of various gases, which may cause various safety accidents. Therefore, monitoring and inspections must be carried out in key areas to maintain a good sanitary condition within the factory premises. 4. Be careful to avoid complacency. As the weather changes frequently, a person’s hearing, vision, mobility, and emotions can be affected, making it easy to become lax in one’s efforts. If proper attention is not given, if work is not done properly, if responsibilities are not fulfilled, and if supervision is inadequate, disasters can occur. To this end, we must raise awareness, strengthen warning education, assign responsibilities, and promote a steady improvement in employees’ work performance.
Reply #22016-09-09
The summary is excellent; I’ve learned from it. What was said above is also true – the rodent problem is really serious these days; my office network cables have been bitten through several times...
Reply #32016-09-09
Rats – not even rat-proof boards can stop them; they’re practically supernatural~~~~
Reply #42016-09-09
Remind those responsible for safety to pay close attention to the key tasks for this quarter.
Reply #52016-09-09
As September arrives, chemical companies in the north need to prepare for winter protection measures.

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