Comprehensive Collection of the “Ten Prohibitions” for Safe Production | Management

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I. “Ten Prohibitions” for electric welding and gas cutting
1. Without a special operations certificate, no welding or cutting shall be performed. 2. Do not weld or cut during rainy weather or in open areas where there are no reliable safety measures. 3. Do not weld or cut containers that have held flammable, explosive, or hazardous materials without thorough cleaning and combustion concentration testing. 4. Do not weld or cut when working inside containers where there is no 12-volt low-voltage lighting and poor ventilation. 5. There is no power outage in the equipment, and the pressure has not been released; welding or cutting is not allowed. 6. If flammable and explosive materials remain around the work area, welding and cutting must not be performed. 7. If the properties of the weldment are unclear and the direction of the sparks is unknown, do not weld or cut. 8. Do not weld or cut if the equipment’s safety accessories are incomplete or defective. 9. Welding or cutting shall not be carried out in boilers, containers, and other equipment without dedicated supervision and protective measures in place. 10. Welding and cutting are prohibited in no-fire zones without proper safety measures in place and without going through the necessary approval procedures. II. Ten Rules Against Lifting Operations 1. Do not lift when exceeding the rated load. 2. The command signals are unclear, the weight is unknown, and the lighting is too dim to lift. 3. If the lifting ropes and attachments are not securely fastened and do not meet safety requirements, lifting shall be prohibited. 4. Do not lift when processing heavy objects that are suspended while being transported by vehicle. 5. Do not lift if the load is tilted or hung at an angle. 6. Do not lift if there are people on the workpiece or moving objects floating on it. 7. Explosive objects such as oxygen cylinders must not be lifted. 8. Do not lift items with sharp corners or uneven notches. 9. Objects buried underground shall not be lifted. 10. Do not lift under illegal command. III. Ten Prohibitions on Electrical Safety 1. Electricians without a license are not allowed to install electrical equipment. 2. No one is allowed to fiddle with electrical equipment and switches. 3. It is prohibited to use electrical equipment with damaged insulation. 4. It is prohibited to use electric heating devices and light bulbs for heating. 5. No one is allowed to operate electrical equipment with warning signs attached or whose fuses have been removed. 6. Electrical equipment must not be washed or wiped with water. 7. When a fuse blows, do not replace it with a fuse of a different capacity. 8. It is prohibited to drive piles or excavate in areas where cables are buried without going through any procedures. 9. In case of someone getting electrocuted, the power supply must be cut off immediately. Do not touch the victim until they are no longer in contact with the power source. 10. Do not touch lightning arresters and lightning rods during thunderstorms. IV. Ten Prohibitions for Working at Heights 1. Persons suffering from diseases such as hypertension, heart disease, anemia, epilepsy, or severe myopia are not allowed to work at heights. 2. Climbing is prohibited without supervision. 3. Working at heights is prohibited without wearing a safety helmet, fastening a safety belt, and tucking in trouser legs. 4. Working at heights is prohibited in case of winds of force 6 or above, as well as heavy rain, heavy snow, or dense fog at the work site. 5. Do not climb to heights if the scaffolding or stepping boards are not secure. 6. Ladders lack anti-slip measures; climbing is not allowed without wearing anti-slip shoes. 7. It is prohibited to climb derricks, gantries, or scaffolding, and one must not use non-passenger vertical transportation equipment to ascend to higher heights. 8. It is prohibited to climb heights while carrying heavy objects. 9. Climbing is not allowed in the vicinity of high-voltage lines without barriers. 10. Climbing is prohibited in conditions of insufficient lighting. V. “Ten Prohibitions” regarding construction safety
1. It is prohibited to climb scaffolding or use hoist baskets to go up and down. 2. High heels, slippers, hard-soled shoes, or walking barefoot are not allowed during construction. 3. No chasing, playing, or making noise on the racks. 4. Working under the influence of alcohol or while sick is prohibited. 5. Non-mechanic personnel are not allowed to start the machine arbitrarily. 6. Non-electricians are not allowed to connect wires. 7. Overloading and concentrated loading are not allowed on the external scaffolding and floor slabs. 8. It is forbidden to throw objects downward from it. 9. Persons under the age of sixteen are not allowed to work at construction sites. 10. It is prohibited to violate any safety construction disciplines and regulations. VI. Ten Prohibitions Regarding Construction Quality 1. Construct strictly in accordance with the drawings; no arbitrary changes are allowed. 2. A pre-shift briefing must be conducted for each individual project component; construction is not allowed to proceed without such a briefing. 3. For each sub-project, self-inspection, mutual inspection, and spot checks must be conducted. Any items that fail to meet the standards are not allowed to proceed to the next construction phase. 4. During the construction of major concealed works, the construction supervisor must be on site to oversee the work and is not allowed to leave casually. 5. Unqualified materials shall not be transported to the construction site for use. 6. Sand and gravel that have not been screened or washed shall not be used. 7. Building materials such as cement, steel, and bricks shall not be used without undergoing testing or inspection. 8. Strictly adhere to the material mix ratio; no measuring at the construction site is allowed. 9. During concrete pouring, it is prohibited to walk on the rebar or push carts there. 10. It is prohibited to violate safety operating procedures; those without any personal protective equipment are not allowed to enter the construction site. VII. Ten Prohibitions at the Construction Site 1. It is forbidden to enter the site without wearing a safety helmet. 2. Entry is prohibited for those who are under the influence of alcohol and those with children. 3. Vertical transportation devices such as derricks must not be used for carrying people. 4. Slippers, high heels, and shoes with hard soles are not allowed at work. 5. Forms and perishable materials must not be used as scaffolding, and roughhousing is prohibited during work. 6. The power switch must not be used for multiple purposes; untrained employees are not allowed to operate the machinery. 7. Working at heights is not allowed without protective measures. 8. Lifting operations shall not be carried out without inspection (or trial lifting), and no one shall stand below. 9. Smoking is prohibited in the carpentry area and fire-free zones. 10. All materials at the construction site should be stacked neatly in categories to ensure civilized construction. VIII. Ten Prohibitions for Safe Driving 1. It is prohibited to drive a vehicle after drinking alcohol. 2. It is prohibited to use official vehicles for personal purposes; after completing tasks, the vehicles must not be left in unauthorized locations or parked randomly. 3. Overloading, speeding, and exceeding the passenger capacity are prohibited. 4. It is not allowed to hand over the vehicle to others to drive. 5. Do not drive a vehicle with faults. 6. Do not refuse to yield to other vehicles or slow down; driving in the lane reserved for others is strictly prohibited. 7. It is prohibited to drive a vehicle while wearing slippers, tank tops, or shorts. 8. It is prohibited to drive a vehicle recklessly without prior permission in heavy fog. 9. It is prohibited to chat with passengers or do anything unrelated to work. 10. Overtaking, lane changes, and overtaking in busy areas are prohibited. IX. Ten Prohibitions for Safe Electricity Use 1. It is prohibited to drill wells under high-voltage power lines, to prevent the well pipes from coming into contact with these lines and causing death to users. 2. It is prohibited to build houses, plant trees, grow climbing crops, or pile up firewood under electrical wires, in order to prevent fires and electric shocks. 3. Do not pick up broken wires or cut pulling wires or ground wires to prevent electric shock. 4. It is prohibited to dig holes or remove soil under utility poles, as well as to tie livestock to them, in order to prevent pole collapse, broken wires, and subsequent electric shocks to people and animals. 5. It is prohibited to climb onto the transformer platform or utility poles or conductors to prevent electric shock. 6. It is prohibited to fly kites under power lines, climb poles to catch birds, throw stones at transformer stations or insulator posts, or use slingshots to hunt birds. This is to prevent damage to electrical equipment and electric shock. 7. It is prohibited to hang various iron objects, furniture, and dried vegetables on electrical wires. In particular, clothesline rods must be kept at a distance from the wires to prevent electric shock in case the wires are damaged. 8. It is forbidden to wave whips under overhead power lines; members should not touch the wires when cleaning houses, and tractors should not touch the tension cables while plowing fields, to prevent electric shock. 9. It is prohibited to connect electrical devices such as lights in an unauthorized manner; villagers should submit requests for electricity use, and turn to electricians for installation and repairs. 10. It is prohibited to set up unauthorized power grids or use electricity for fishing. All acts of electricity theft must be eradicated, and those who violate this rule shall be held accountable. X. “Ten Prohibitions” regarding railway safety
1. Do not climb onto or cling to trains. 2. It is forbidden to place obstacles on the railway tracks. 3. Do not use stones, bricks, or other objects to hit the train. 4. It is forbidden to walk, sit, or lie down in the railway track bed. 5. It is forbidden to gather and chat on the railway tracks. 6. It is prohibited to graze livestock, excavate soil, or cut down trees near railways. 7. Do not move or dismantle railway equipment and materials. 8. It is prohibited to fool around or play on the railway. 9. It is prohibited to compete with trains for track space or to crowd around trains to sell goods. 10. Do not walk on railways, bridges, culverts, etc. XI. Ten Prohibitions for Electrical Use Underground 1. It is prohibited to disable pressure release and overcurrent protection devices. 2. Do not disconnect the leakage relay. 3. It is not allowed to remove the comprehensive protection device of the coal electric drill. 4. It is prohibited to disable the air, power, and gas interlock devices of local ventilators. 5. Open-flame operations, lighting with an open flame, and blasting with an open flame are prohibited. 6. It is not allowed to use copper, aluminum, wire, etc. as substitutes for fuses. 7. Power and ventilation must be shut down in work areas; electricity shall not be supplied without checking for gas. 8. Electrical equipment that has experienced a failure in breakdown voltage must not be used. 9. It is prohibited to strike, impact, or disassemble mining lamps underground. 10. It is prohibited to perform maintenance or relocate electrical equipment while it is still powered on. XII. The “Ten Prohibitions” for Campus Safety: 1. It is prohibited to bring controlled knives, dangerous toys, communication devices, as well as flammable and explosive items such as matches, lighters, fireworks, and junk foods like spicy snacks into the campus. It is also forbidden to use sharp objects such as compasses or pen tips for playing around, or to carve tattoos or marks on oneself or others. 2. It is prohibited to collude with people inside or outside the school to form gangs for purposes of revenge, fighting, or extorting money and property; students must not resolve disputes and conflicts among their peers on their own. 3. It is not allowed to touch electrical equipment casually. If any exposed wires are found, it is necessary to report this to the teacher immediately. The use of electrical devices in violation of regulations as well as unauthorized use of electricity are strictly prohibited. 4. It is forbidden to push, fight, crowd, or step on one another while going up or down stairs; it is also prohibited to climb the handrails, fight, make noise, use vulgar language, or be loud in the corridors. It is not allowed to stay on campus after school to play around on one’s own. 5. Open flames are not allowed in the dormitory, such as lighting candles, smoking, or burning things. 6. It is prohibited to climb walls, enter rooftops without permission, or climb trees on campus. One must avoid all areas that are under construction and pose a danger. Playing sports, jumping rope, or engaging in other risky activities in classrooms, dormitories, or corridors is not allowed. Throwing bricks, stones, pencil sharpeners, books, and similar items is also prohibited. 7. It is prohibited to leave the school without permission. If it is necessary to leave, a leave note must be presented for registration, and departure is only allowed accompanied by a guardian. 8. It is prohibited to ride in overloaded vehicles or vehicles without proper registration, license plates, or insurance; traffic rules must be strictly followed. 9. Spitting is prohibited, and fruit peels, paper scraps, and food packaging bags must not be discarded carelessly. If students have special physical conditions or diseases, they must inform the teacher promptly and must not conceal them. 10. It is not allowed to wear jewelry, strange clothing, or unusual hairstyles. One must not keep cash or other valuables hidden, should not compete in terms of food and clothing, and must not spend money recklessly. 13. The “Ten Prohibitions” for Forest Fire Prevention: 1. It is prohibited to set wildfires to burn down mountains, drive away animals, or chase bees. 2. It is forbidden to light fires in forest areas for heating, drying food, or cooking. 3. Smoking and discarding cigarette butts are prohibited in forest areas. 4. It is forbidden to burn incense, paper, or set off firecrackers in forest areas. 5. Smoking is prohibited in rodent holes, snake holes, and animal holes in forest areas. 6. It is forbidden to burn the edges of fields or ridges near the mountains. 7. Children are not allowed to play with fire in the mountains. 8. It is forbidden to set wildfires for land reclamation, to burn pastures or firewood piles. 9. It is prohibited to use torches for lighting while walking on mountain paths at night. 10. It is prohibited to burn charcoal or use ash for fertilization within water source forests and around forestry farms. XIV. Ten Prohibitions on Fire and Explosion Prevention 1. Smoking is prohibited within production facilities, and it is forbidden to bring open flames as well as flammable, explosive, or corrosive items into the production area. 2. It is prohibited to use fire without following the prescribed procedures; the random use of fire within the production area is strictly forbidden. 3. It is prohibited to enter the oil and gas area to work while wearing clothing that tends to generate static electricity. 4. It is prohibited to wear shoes with iron nails when working in oil and gas areas as well as flammable and explosive areas. 5. It is prohibited to use gasoline or volatile solvent oils to clean equipment and floors. 6. No various motor vehicles without approval are allowed to enter the production unit area, tank farm, and flammable and explosive areas. 7. It is prohibited to discharge flammable, explosive materials and hazardous chemicals on site. 8. It is prohibited to use ferrous metals or tools that can generate sparks for striking within the oil and gas area. 9. It is prohibited to block fire exits, as well as to misuse or damage fire protection facilities. 10. It is prohibited to damage various explosion-proof facilities within the factory premises.