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Be cautious at every step to ensure stability; verify each step to ensure clarity; take triple safeguards at every step, and rely on intrinsic safety for peace. Plan three minutes ahead before work, and never slacken on safety checks. Hold a discussion session on site and ensure that safety measures are in place.
Very good, it’s easy to remember....
Three minutes before starting work – this is great
It’s good in school*. It’s easy to remember.
Having multiple safety meetings helps prevent individual heroism, which is indeed very important in real-world work.
Hehe, not bad! More points is better!
It is very important to hold a discussion session on site; often, we only discuss there how to complete the work more quickly and how to ensure quality and deadlines, while rarely holding meetings specifically to discuss the identification of safety hazards, safety measures and conditions, as well as safety methods.
Move forward step by step, proceed carefully and steadily; think deeply, observe and listen closely, take care of one another – ensure everyone’s safety
“In the phrase “Confirm step by step and keep things clear,” the meaning of “clear” is multifaceted and crucial. For example, you need to be clear about what you are doing, what exactly the tasks involve; whether it’s clear how many steps are required to complete the work, what the quality standards and methods for each step are, as well as what tools and equipment are needed. It’s also important to be clear about the potential hazards in each step and the safety measures in place to ensure safety during those steps. Additionally, it’s necessary to ensure that all those involved understand all of this and know how to carry out their tasks accordingly Can everyone maintain a ‘clear’ mind before starting and during the process on site? Wait, there are just too many of them; what a great word for “clear”!