Ten Rules to Prevent Hydrogen Sulfide Poisoning

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Ten rules for preventing hydrogen sulfide poisoning: 1. Promote technological progress, accelerate technological upgrades, and achieve closed-system production. 2. Sulfur-containing wastewater should be treated centrally; discharge into other wastewater systems is prohibited. 3. Personnel involved in the production and maintenance of hydrogen sulfide, as well as those carrying out related tasks, must receive training before taking up their duties and must work holding valid certificates. 4. Determine the distribution of hydrogen sulfide, create a distribution map, and install warning signs at locations where hazardous operations take place. 5. Equip with qualified hydrogen sulfide protection gear and strengthen management accordingly. 6. Conduct hydrogen sulfide concentration tests, take effective measures, and issue announcements in a timely manner to prevent poisoning incidents. 7. Hydrogen sulfide detection alarms should be installed in areas where hydrogen sulfide is likely to accumulate. 8. When working in areas where hydrogen sulfide is likely to accumulate, appropriate protective equipment must be worn. 9. When working in areas where hydrogen sulfide is likely to accumulate, a dedicated supervisor should be assigned. 10. Workers exposed to hydrogen sulfide should undergo medical examinations as required.