Warm reminder to pay attention to safety when it snows

Warm reminder to pay attention to safety when it snows

Warm reminder to pay attention to safety when it snows. In winter, the weather pattern is mostly rain and snow, and traveling in rain and snow is the most dangerous. At this time, the company needs To remind the employees, I have compiled relevant information for everyone to remind you to pay attention to safety when it snows. Warm reminder to pay attention to safety when it snows 1

1. Be careful of falls when going out

Sliding and falling on snowy roads are inevitable. The common parts of falls are ankles, wrists, elbows, Joints such as the hip are mainly caused by a conditioned reflex to support the ground with the hands after slipping. If unfortunately you fall on the road and break a bone, do not move by yourself. Use wooden sticks and other tools to fix the injury nearby, and go to a nearby hospital for treatment. Don't rub it randomly as it may aggravate the injury.

Before going out, everyone should avoid wearing leather shoes, plastic soles and other slippery shoes. It is best to wear non-slip shoes, travel shoes, etc. When traveling, you should use sidewalks or non-motorized lanes. You should be careful when going up and down steps. If there are handrails, you should hold on to them.

2. Be careful when riding on the road

In rainy and snowy weather, visibility is poor, and the biggest impact is on motor vehicles, but self-driving people such as battery scooters and motorcycles should be more careful when riding on the road. Safety.

First of all, you should check whether the vehicle's brakes are sensitive before riding a bicycle;

Second, when riding a bicycle on the road, you should ensure safety with the vehicle in front of you. distance, you cannot arbitrarily occupy the road, and you cannot drive in tandem on the road;

Third, when you encounter a lot of snow or uneven ice while riding, you should get off the car and do not try to save trouble. causing a fall;

Fourth, the speed should not be too fast while driving, so as not to see pedestrians and road conditions clearly, and be unable to respond in time in an emergency; the speed should be slower than usual when turning, and do not brake suddenly. , or turn too fast and slip.

3. Concentrate on driving when the road is icy

When the road is icy after snow, employees traveling by car should slow down and maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front. In case of slipping on the ground, do not slam on the brakes out of nervousness. Keep your steering wheel steady and shift gears to neutral immediately so that the car can stabilize. Concentrate on driving and pay attention to the road conditions so that you can make timely responses according to the road conditions. Do not turn the steering wheel violently, otherwise the moving car will deviate from the lane and cause the car to roll over. Always wear your seat belt when driving.

4. Keep warm in winter.

First of all, keep warm, wear enough clothes, strengthen fitness exercises, and improve your ability to keep out the cold; secondly, you can eat well Eating more cold-resistant foods can also improve your own ability to protect yourself from the cold. Beef, mutton, dried shrimps, sea cucumbers, ginger soup, etc. are all common cold-resistant foods.

Finally, I would like to remind all employees again that for your own safety and the happiness of your family, please travel with caution! Thank you! Warm reminder to pay attention to safety when it snows 2

1. Safety precautions in snow

1. Do not put your hands in your pockets when walking, otherwise it is easy to cause injury when you fall. .

2. Be extra careful when going up or down stairs or steps. It is best to hold on to handrails or other fixtures.

3. Do not chase and fight on slippery and icy roads, otherwise it is easy to cause injuries.

4. When walking on snowy and icy roads, it is best to wear non-slip rubber shoes and try not to wear flat shoes without patterns. Keep your center of gravity low and pay attention to the driving conditions at all times.

5. When crossing the road, you must first stand on the roadside and adjust the angle of your hat and umbrella so that they do not block your line of sight. You must first look around to make sure there are no vehicles coming before you can pass carefully.

6. Never rush or rush, do not cross between two vehicles, and do not suddenly change the direction of travel or retreat.

2. Precautions when driving in snow

1. Do not step on the accelerator hard

The road surface will be very slippery in rain and snow. Especially in winter, the road surface may be icy and the tire grip will be reduced. If you step on the accelerator and the car speeds up too fast, it will cause the tires to slip. In severe cases, the car will slide sideways, which can easily cause a traffic accident.

2. Prevent wheel slippage

When driving in rain or snow, a "lubricating film" is formed between the water on the road and the tires, making the car's braking performance worse. , prone to sideslip. Therefore, the driver should hold the steering wheel with both hands in a balanced manner and keep driving in a straight line and at low speed. When turning is required, the driver should apply the brakes slowly to prevent the tires from locking or inertia causing the vehicle to slide sideways.

3. Control the vehicle speed

When driving in rainy and snowy weather, you must control the vehicle speed. It is best to drive in a low gear and at a low speed. The faster the vehicle speed, the shorter the visual distance and the longer the braking distance. Long, coupled with rain and snow road conditions, the braking distance will become longer. If you drive too fast and fail to brake in time, the consequences may be serious.

At the same time, be fully considerate of others, especially bicycles, electric vehicles, and pedestrians who may suddenly fall due to slippery roads. Therefore, when driving through intersections and crosswalks, you must keep a safe distance from pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles, and avoid rushing.

3. Precautions for Cycling

1. When riding in snow, do not over-inflate the tires of electric vehicles. This can increase friction with the ground and prevent slipping.

2. When riding in snow, you should maintain a relatively safe distance to avoid rear-end collisions due to slippery ground.

3. When riding in snow, you should choose a flat road with no ice and shallow snow layer. Do not slam the brakes, do not make sharp turns, and the turning angle should be as large as possible.

4. The road is muddy and slippery. When riding a bicycle, you need to concentrate more and be ready to deal with emergencies. It is better to ride slower than in normal weather.

Winter is a period of high incidence of infectious diseases such as influenza. Please add or remove clothing in a timely manner according to weather changes. If you have fever, cough, sore throat, body aches and other physical discomfort symptoms, you should go to the hospital in time. Warm reminder: Pay attention to safety when it snows 3

1. Please consciously abide by traffic rules when traveling in bad weather. When the visibility of the surrounding environment is low, you should turn on the vehicle headlights, fog lights and emergency lights as appropriate to reduce the risk of Speed ??and avoid forced overtaking.

2. Roads are slippery in rainy and snowy weather. Drivers are advised to pay attention to the road surface when driving, slow down, listen to weather forecasts and road condition information at any time, and take necessary traffic safety precautions.

3. Group fog mostly occurs in the evening to early morning. Drivers should pay close attention to weather changes and road condition prompts, and try to avoid fog-prone periods.

4. When driving in hazy weather, you should turn on fog lights, position lights, hazard warning flashers and low beam lights in time. Do not use high beam lights. Keep a safe distance between vehicles and do not overtake.

5. When driving in bad weather, you must reduce the speed, keep a distance between vehicles, turn on the lights correctly, and drive cautiously to ensure safety.

6. Driving on icy and snowy roads must follow the "four slownesses". First, start slowly, slowly lift the clutch and lightly press the accelerator, and start slowly; second, turn slowly, turn slowly, turn slowly, and turn slowly; third, brake slowly, apply the brake slowly, and stop slowly; fourth, have a slow mentality, and if there is any situation, , don’t be impatient, keep a calm mind, and deal with it calmly.

7. If the road visibility is less than 50 meters in thick fog, the public security and traffic control department will take measures such as road closure. Drivers are requested to obey the instructions of the police on duty; the speed of vehicles that have entered the expressway shall not exceed 20 kilometers per hour. , and should drive into the nearest service area and wait, or exit the highway from the nearest exit.

8. When driving in hazy days, you should keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front and reduce the speed. If you need to slow down, slowly relax the accelerator and apply the brake lightly continuously to prevent collisions, scrapes and rear-end collisions.

9. When driving in foggy weather, you can use the wiper intermittently to wipe away the small water droplets condensed by fog on the windshield to improve your vision.

Never wipe the glass while driving.

10. When encountering traffic jams in haze weather, drivers should obey the instructions of the on-site police and wait in line to pass. They should not fight for the road, occupy the emergency lane, or change lanes at will.

11. When driving in foggy weather, fog lights, position lights, hazard warning flashers or low beam lights should be turned on in time. Because the light emitted by the high beam will be diffusely reflected by the fog, forming a white field in front of the car, seriously affecting the line of sight, so do not use the high beam when driving in fog.

12. When encountering icy roads, do not turn the steering wheel or brake suddenly. Instead, slow down slowly, control the direction of travel of the vehicle, and pass safely and smoothly.

13. When a vehicle is driving on an icy road, the friction coefficient between the tire and the road is reduced, and the adhesion is greatly reduced. If the speed is too fast, the turn is too sharp, or the sudden acceleration or deceleration occurs, it is easy to cause sideslip and direction failure. Passenger trucks with a higher center of gravity are prone to tipping if they run off track. Drivers are requested to pay attention to safe driving, especially when driving on icy and snowy roads in mountainous areas, to "refuel slowly, slow down lightly, and turn slowly."

14. When driving a vehicle on a curved road and encountering slippery road conditions and unknown road conditions ahead, the driving brake should hold the steering wheel firmly, apply the brake lightly, and combine it with downshift braking. Reduce your speed in advance. When turning, the turning radius should be appropriately increased and the steering wheel should be turned slowly to prevent the vehicle from sliding sideways. On mountain roads with intermittent ice and snow, try to complete deceleration, steering and other measures at the intermittent areas of ice and snow.

15. When driving a vehicle through a long downhill section in bad weather, you should pay more attention, slow down to an appropriate speed and pass smoothly, and emergency braking is prohibited. Especially for heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks, long-term braking can easily lead to brake failure. You cannot rely solely on braking to slow down. You should also choose a low gear to slow down. Coasting in neutral or coasting with the engine turned off is never allowed.

16. Severe weather such as high temperature and rainy weather has adverse effects on road traffic safety. Drivers are advised not to drive fatigued or speed, and to strengthen vehicle self-inspection and maintenance to avoid accidents such as spontaneous combustion and tire blowout.

17. Traffic participants should arrange their itineraries reasonably, pay attention to weather forecasts, and try to reduce travel during thunderstorms.

18. When driving in heavy rain, the driver's vision is blocked. You should turn on the fog lights, low beam lights and side lights, drive slowly in low speed, adjust the wiper gear at any time according to the situation, and pay attention to braking. , lighting and tire operation conditions. If necessary, you should choose a safe place to park and take shelter from the rain.

19. Natural disasters such as landslides and debris flows are prone to occur during the flood season. When driving on mountainous roads, vehicles should pay attention to traffic warning signs and try to avoid road sections where landslides and debris flows often occur; it is indeed impossible to avoid them. When driving, you should slow down, observe the road conditions carefully, and pass as soon as possible after confirming safety.

20. Concentrate, be safe and courteous, drive at a moderate speed, and maintain safe distances in front, behind, left and right.

21. Residents who install tap water on the south balcony should protect the water pipes to avoid unnecessary trouble caused by freezing and cracking of the water pipes.

22. When starting and driving, you must use gears reasonably, lift the clutch slowly, refuel lightly, and start smoothly.

23. Do not overload, speed, overtake, or coast in neutral.

24. Hold the steering wheel firmly with both hands, turn the direction lightly (slowly), keep the vehicle going straight as far as possible, and apply the brakes lightly.

25. It is strictly prohibited to suddenly refuel, stop fuel, swerve, or brake suddenly.

26. If the vehicle encounters sideslip or deviation, reduce the fuel in time, turn the wheels to the side of the slide, and apply the brakes lightly to correct the vehicle body.

27. When driving on a slope, always have a triangle of wood.

28. In the event of an accident, apply the brakes and do not release the brakes.

29. Drive as far away from the bicycle as possible to prevent it from slipping and causing an accident.

30. When the sun is dazzling after snow, try to wear protective glasses.

31. Leave the wiper blades on the vehicle overnight

32. Turn on the fog lights when driving during the day or on snowy days.

33. If there is ice or snow on the road, do not overtake or change lanes.

34. Choose a reasonable departure route.

35. All units and departments are requested to clean up the snow in their teaching buildings and office buildings to prevent falls and injuries.

36. Please do not walk in the campus pond or lake to avoid accidents.

37. When teachers and students go out for outdoor activities, please take measures to keep warm and prevent cold, and avoid outdoor activities as much as possible.

38. Please close the doors and windows of dormitories, offices and classrooms when going out to prevent rain and snow from blowing into the room and causing the ground or tables, chairs and benches to get wet.

39. Please drive slowly when driving on campus to avoid losing control of direction due to slippery roads. It is recommended to avoid riding motorcycles or bicycles.

40. The road is slippery in snowy weather. Please pay attention to preventing slipping when traveling.

41. Residents with vehicles should slow down when entering and exiting the garage to prevent accidents.

42. When walking on campus, please do not stop on smooth marble to avoid slipping, and try to walk through passages with safety precautions.

43. Wear more clothes when going out and be careful of slippery roads.

44. Pay attention to safety when using electric equipment such as heaters and electric blankets, and remember to turn off the power when leaving the room.

45. Put a car cover on your car to save time to defrost before traveling.

46. Due to the low temperature, in order to prevent household water pipes from freezing and affecting normal water supply and drainage, you are reminded to open the faucet from time to time to keep the water flowing smoothly and prevent freezing.

47. Pay attention to adding clothes to prevent colds and other diseases. At the same time, pay attention to maintaining ventilation when heating indoors to keep out the cold;

48. Minimize unnecessary outdoor activities. If you go out, Please pay attention to safety;

49. After heavy snow, the road surface will be slippery. If you fall down, do not rush to get up. You should get up slowly. If you fall suddenly, try not to use your wrists to support the ground, as this posture can easily cause arm fractures.

50. Close doors and windows, pay attention to placing items outdoors (such as balconies and terraces), reinforce items that are easily damaged by heavy snow, and properly place outdoor items that are easily affected by wind and snow;