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It was during the major overhaul in 2010 that I was transferred from the workshop to the safety team; through training, I took on the role of a \"safety supervisor,\" and I became well familiar with the \"Ten Prohibitions for Safe Production.\" I wear a red armband every day, moving between various setups. One morning, while I was checking the area outside the assembly platform, I noticed that a scaffolder’s safety belt was tied on, but it was merely draped over the scaffold without the buckle being fastened. “Bro, your seat belt isn’t fastened; please fasten it. ”I immediately called out to him. “Bro, I’ll just tie it on. It would be so troublesome for us scaffolders if we had to wear seat belts on every floor; watch, I’m going up right away. ”With that, he straightened up and started walking upward. “You still have to fasten it properly; the seat belt is your lifeline. If an accident happens, it will be too late to regret it! ” “Bro, give me a break; I’ll be done in no time. ” “No, the second of my company’s top ten safety regulations states that it is strictly forbidden to work at heights without wearing a safety belt; those who violate this rule are dismissed and have their employment contracts terminated. You must comply; otherwise I will write down your name and report it to the Safety and Environment Department. ” “Well then, I’ll just fasten it! ”It seems that the ban still has a significant impact. I saw him fasten his seat belt and then continue with his rounds. As soon as I started working in the afternoon, I met this guy in the office; he kept insisting on thanking me. “Bro, didn’t you remind me this morning to fasten my seatbelt? I’m glad I listened to you. Just as I was attaching the last tube, my foot suddenly slipped and I fell. If it weren’t for the seat belt, I would have been injured for sure; thank you so much! ” I was also very frightened after hearing it. “If you want to express gratitude, then thank the company’s safety regulations – it’s they that saved your life! ” “Yes, I will definitely abide by the ban from now on! ”
Every safety rule is the result of lessons learned from lives and bloodshed
It is only by forming a safety network through safety concepts, safety management systems, and safety management regulations that true safety can be achieved.
One cannot take chances when it comes to safety issues.
Safety first, after all, life is the most important thing! ! !
Safe production – life first! Although I’ve never been involved in production. . . .
Safety cannot be compromised for convenience or luck; rules and regulations must be strictly followed