A fable tells us that safety is deeply ingrained in the bones of chemical industry workers!
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After a petroleum worker died, he went to drink tea with God. God thought that he caused too much trouble and disrupted the peace of heaven, so he sent him to hell. Just a week later, the King of Hell showed up, sweating profusely, and said, “Oh God, please get him away from here quickly.” God asked, “What’s going on?” ”The King of Hell said, “All the demons in hell have been activated by him; they clean every day, hold weekly production meetings to discuss development plans, work on improving efficiency and increasing productivity, reduce the number of demons while boosting efficiency, and assess error rates in the data reporting.” No one listens to me when I speak; he still demands that I work night shifts without any conditions, that I learn the work procedures and safety training, that I handle the ticketing processes for those coming from various levels of hell, that I participate in performance evaluations and assessments related to the stability of reincarnation processes. All accidents must be shared as lessons learned, and those working underground must also pay attention to wearing the proper attire. Front-line workers must learn how to handle emergencies and improve their service skills, so as to be ready for inspections by leaders at all levels, in order to satisfy everyone. God was furious: “Send him to heaven and watch how I deal with him.” A month later, the King of Hell met God and asked, \"What happened to that oil worker that you dealt with?\" God stopped in his haste and said, \"You have made three mistakes. First, you should call me the leader. Second, there is no God at all. Third, I don’t have time to chat with you; I need to attend a safety meeting.\" What are your thoughts after reading it? As a chemical industry professional, one should have some level of safety awareness in mind! We are exceptionally sensitive to safety! When you go to an unfamiliar place, first check the exit routes and look for fire extinguishers! Is there a risk of the items falling due to their placement? Entering the supermarket, I saw an item stacker climbing high without a safety helmet, so I instinctively reminded them! Don’t run red lights! And so on... What are some of your subconscious safety behaviors in daily life? ? ? ? ?
Ever since I became aware of safety issues, whenever I go to supermarkets or other places to handle business matters, I check to see if the protective covers on their smoke detectors have been removed……
For chemical companies, safety is of paramount importance. There are so many accidents reported online; it’s best to stay alive.
After working on safety in dry production for a long time, checking the evacuation routes and fire extinguishers has become an automatic reaction; even giving feedback on them has turned into a kind of occupational habit.
Some of them have become instinctive.....
When you go to an unfamiliar place, first check the exit routes and look for fire extinguishers! Is there a risk of the items falling due to their placement? This is our *habit!