What are the names of security risks?

Question 1: What are the narrow security risks? Due to imperfect laws, the management is not strict, such as fire safety (such as fire exits and fire facilities in public places) and personal safety (theft, robbery and human trafficking).

There is also a generalized security risk, including economic risk (such as unreasonable economic structure and economic growth mode), military risk (surrounded by the military strategy of the United States and other western countries), political risk (political attack from abroad), and cultural security risk (invasion of western culture, China's traditional culture and festivals are not valued by the people).

question 2: what are the potential safety hazards in the construction site? this is a list of major hazards identification in a typical construction site, you can refer to it.

Question 3: What are the hidden dangers of campus safety? What are the top ten hidden dangers of campus safety?

First, violence and fighting among students.

second, fraud and infringement among students.

third, after school, bad people from outside the school infringe on the students at school.

Fourth, students in toilets and dead corners of campus get together to smoke and fight.

5. Food safety in shops, canteens and small selling points.

VI. Unsafe factors caused by social, cultural and entertainment places such as Internet cafes.

VII. Theft in the campus, including the loss of bicycles.

8. Fire, electric shock, drowning and poisoning.

Nine, physical and chemical experiments, accidental injuries in sports.

X. Injuries caused by walking, going upstairs and downstairs or climbing in violation of discipline during recess and outdoor activities.

Ten hidden dangers of off-campus safety

1. Road traffic accidents outside the school gate.

2. Violence, fighting and injury around the school.

third, extortion and infringement around the school.

fourth, the words and deeds and psychological threats of bad people outside the school to students at school.

5. Infringement and injury caused in social, cultural and entertainment places such as Internet cafes.

VI. Unsafe factors in society caused by students' truancy, truancy and running away from home.

VII. Unsafe factors caused by online games, chatting and unhealthy books, periodicals and audio-visual works.

VIII. The phenomenon of pornography, gambling and drugs in society affects the unsafe factors of students.

IX. Seduction, solicitation and instigation of teenagers by social criminals.

1. Unsafe factors caused by parents' divorce, single parent, empty nest staying, and renting a house privately.

Ten potential safety hazards caused by improper education

1. Safety liability accidents caused by improper school system formulation.

second, the school should prevent safety accidents caused by improper management.

Third, teachers' awareness of the legal system is weak, and their simple and rude methods are illegal and harmful to students.

Fourth, students' physical injuries caused by improper reminding of venues and facilities.

5. Accidents caused by psychological stress in study and interpersonal relationships.

VI. Accidents caused by improper criticism methods.

VII. Parents' improper methods of educating their children in the family lead to children's excessive behavior.

VIII. Unfair handling of problems leads to psychological imbalance and extreme.

Nine, high expectations bring psychological pressure and cause adverse consequences.

1. Adverse consequences caused by rebellious psychology and special personality.

Question 4: What are the potential safety hazards when performing tasks? Article 61 The supervision and administration department of production safety and other departments responsible for the supervision and administration of production safety shall carry out the administrative law enforcement work of production safety according to law, supervise and inspect the implementation of laws, regulations, national standards or industrial standards related to production safety by production and business operation entities, and exercise the following functions and powers: (1) Enter the production and business operation entities for inspection, access relevant materials and obtain information from relevant units and personnel; (two) the illegal acts of production safety found in the inspection shall be corrected on the spot or required to be corrected within a time limit; To make a decision on administrative punishment in accordance with this law and other relevant laws and administrative regulations for acts that should be given administrative punishment according to law; (three) the hidden dangers of accidents found in the inspection shall be ordered to be eliminated immediately; If safety cannot be guaranteed before or during the elimination of hidden dangers of major accidents, it shall be ordered to evacuate workers from dangerous areas, and to suspend production or business or stop using related facilities and equipment; After major accidents are eliminated, production, operation and use can be resumed only after examination and approval; (4) To seal up or detain facilities, equipment, equipment and dangerous goods illegally produced, stored, used, managed and transported, and to seal up workplaces that illegally produce, store, use and manage dangerous goods, and make a decision on handling them according to law. Supervision and inspection shall not affect the normal production and business activities of the inspected units.

question 5: what are the potential safety hazards for students at school? Human life is precious, and human life is fragile. We should take action to improve safety awareness and let safety be remembered in our hearts. There are ten hidden dangers in campus safety: first, violence and fighting between students. Second, fraud and infringement between students. Third, after school, bad people from outside the school infringe on the students at school. Fourth, the toilet, campus corner students get together to smoke and fight. 5. Food safety in shops, canteens and small selling points. 6. Unsafe factors caused by social, cultural and entertainment places such as Internet cafes. Seven, the campus internal theft, including the loss of bicycles. Eight, fire, electric shock, drowning, poisoning. Nine, physical and chemical experiments, accidental injuries in sports. X. Injuries caused by walking, going upstairs and downstairs or climbing in violation of discipline during recess and outdoor activities. For these hidden dangers in campus security, we should study hard, strictly restrain ourselves, observe civilized manners and discipline, and put an end to them! Put yourself into learning safely and happily, and let us grow up healthily! Students, it is our duty to cherish life, ensure safety and maintain campus peace. Let's come on!

Question 6: What are the hidden dangers of primary school safety?

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Whether toxic, harmful, flammable, explosive or other dangerous goods are set around the campus

2 Whether the high-voltage electrical facilities meet the requirements stipulated by the state

3 The mountains and water in the surrounding area of the campus are harmful to school buildings and activity places. Whether there are potential safety hazards such as passages

4 Whether there are school signs near the campus, whether there are signs of no stopping, warning and speed limit in front of the school, whether there are crosswalks across the street

5 Whether there are extortion and other illegal acts by unscrupulous gangs around the school

6 Whether there are electronic game places around the school, whether there are Internet cafes, cultural and entertainment facilities within 2 meters, and whether there are illegal newspapers and video shops. Whether there are safety precautions

drowning accidents

8 whether to carry out special activities of safety education to prevent drowning accidents, whether to offer swimming lessons in schools

9 whether to establish a family, school and social prevention and control system to prevent drowning accidents, schools should strengthen communication and contact with parents by issuing a letter to parents, holding parent-teacher meetings, conducting home visits, etc., so as to obtain their support and cooperation, enhance their safety awareness, and make them

1 urge communities (villages) to set up safety warning signs along rivers, streams and ponds, and set up voluntary supervisors in accident-prone and accident-prone areas

11 It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary school students to swim in the water without permission, swim with classmates without permission, swim without parents or teachers, and play and swim in waters without safety facilities and ambulance personnel.

Teaching facilities

12 Unsafe conditions such as cracks, deformation and hollowing of roof plastering on the ceiling, external walls, balconies and stair fences of the building

13 Whether the doors and windows (glass) are firmly installed and whether the fence is safe and reliable; Whether the building tiles are firmly bonded, whether the handrails and railings are firm

14 Whether the safety evacuation passage is clear, and the safety exits are clearly indicated; Whether the back door of primary and secondary schools can be opened early and locked late; Whether there is a "fire emergency evacuation schematic diagram" for each teaching building and dormitory building, and whether the awareness rate of teachers and students is 1%

15 Whether the sports ground, gymnasium and recreational facilities, such as flagpoles and ball racks, are firm and properly maintained as required, and whether the buildings under construction meet the safety requirements before use

Whether there are safety protection and warning signs

16 Whether the radioactive materials and dangerous chemicals used for teaching are marked and designated. Whether the regular inspection and maintenance of fire safety equipment is implemented, and whether there are inspection and maintenance records

18 whether publicity and education such as special lectures on fire safety are often conducted, whether all teachers can use fire extinguishers

19 whether teachers and students have been educated on fire safety, and whether emergency drills are conducted regularly

traffic safety

2 whether the vehicles rented or owned by the school to carry students are qualified, Check

21 whether the school bus is equipped with a fire extinguisher

22 whether the driver meets the requirements and has a good driving record of the corresponding model for more than three years

23 whether there are clearly defined routes and parking places

24 whether the vehicle is overloaded, and whether the school bus has full-time management personnel besides the driver. Ensure the safety of students getting on and off the bus

25 Whether the students go out in groups to go through the approval procedures, whether there are enough teachers to accompany and manage the whole process

Health and safety

26 Whether the quality of drug procurement in the school clinic is guaranteed, and whether the expiration date inspection meets the hygiene standards and relevant requirements

27 Whether the "three certificates" in the canteen are handled on time, and whether the purchase, transportation, storage and processing of food in the student canteen meet the hygiene standards and relevant requirements; Whether to adhere to the food sample retention system

28 Whether the canteen buildings and facilities meet the hygiene standards and safety requirements; Whether the kitchen facilities and equipment such as boiler room, steam pipeline and steam cabinet are inspected regularly, and whether the measures to prevent leakage are perfect

29 Whether the canteen equipment is strictly disinfected; Whether the water meets the national drinking water standard; Canteen worker > >

Question 7: What are the safety hazards when I work outdoors as a shipper? Class A storage area is a place where inflammable and explosive dangerous goods are stored centrally, with high fire risk and high possibility of burning and explosion, which is an important hazard source. Congenital deficiency and poor management will easily lead to burning, explosion and even vicious disasters and accidents. In the event of a fire in some warehouses with a large number of dangerous goods, even if modern fire-fighting technology is used, it is sometimes difficult to dispose of them. The author has inspected the Class A storage areas of more than 1 enterprises that produce, store, use and operate dangerous chemicals, and feels that there are many security risks in the enterprises. Apart from the inherent safety hazards such as improper selection of warehouse site, unreasonable general layout and unscientific building structure caused by the construction of these enterprises without scientific demonstration and design by qualified units, there are also many deficiencies in the management of Class A dangerous goods storage areas, which can be made up by enterprises through corresponding countermeasures. Now I will sort out the above-mentioned common safety management hidden dangers found in my safety inspection as follows. These problems appear in small and medium-sized dangerous chemicals production, storage, use and management enterprises to varying degrees, which have certain universality and can be used as a reference for safety supervision personnel in safety production inspection and self-rectification of enterprises. First, the rules and regulations are not perfect, and the training of employees is not in place, which is reflected in the following aspects: 1. The enterprise has not compiled relevant rules and regulations such as post responsibilities and operating procedures for Class A storage areas, and has not formulated emergency rescue plans for accidents, or has formulated them but lacks pertinence and operability. 2. The person in charge of the enterprise and the warehouse management personnel have not obtained the qualification certificate of hazardous chemicals practitioners, are not familiar with the physical and chemical properties of dangerous goods in the storage area, and lack the corresponding professional skills. 3. Employees will not use emergency rescue equipment. Some employees will not wear protective equipment and use fire extinguishers correctly, and even some employees will not take the fire extinguishers off the walls. Two, there is no special warehouse, special site or special storage room, and the phenomenon of mixed storage, mixed storage, especially excessive storage is outstanding. The main reasons are; 1. The keeper lacks relevant knowledge, doesn't understand the dangerous characteristics of the items he keeps, and doesn't know how to store them scientifically. 2. At the time of purchase, for some reason, the instructions were not clearly marked or for the need of technical confidentiality, the name of the goods concerned was deliberately hidden and replaced with the enterprise item code, and the warehouse keeper did not fully grasp its dangerous characteristics. 3, lack of storage space, dangerous goods are piled up at will. 4. Unmanned or chaotic management. 5, covet convenience, blind self-confidence. Typical case: In Qingshuihe Warehouse of Anmao Dangerous Goods Storage and Transportation Company in Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province in 1993, inflammable and explosive dangerous chemicals such as ammonium nitrate (65t), potassium permanganate (1t), alkali sulfide (1t), sodium persulfate (2t), barium carbonate (1t) and matches (3, boxes) were mixed in a warehouse, and a big explosion occurred, resulting in 15 deaths and injuries. Third, the fire source control is not strict. Fire source refers to all energy sources that cause combustible materials to burn, including open flame, red hot body, Mars, electric spark, chemical energy and so on. The common fire sources in Class A storage areas are: 1. Open fire operations in and around the warehouse, Fei Huo in the surrounding chimneys, exploding firecrackers, smoking cigarette butts, sparks in the exhaust pipe of automobiles and other foreign kindling. 2. The tanker loaded with inflammable and explosive articles was not reliably grounded by static electricity, so iron tools were used to strike a light, and leather shoes nails rubbed sparks from Mars and chemical fiber clothes. 3. Handling and repackaging operations are carried out in violation of regulations in the storage area. 4. Substances that should not be stored in the open air will react under the exposure of the sun. Iv. Improper daily maintenance and management of inflammable and explosive dangerous chemicals, which have a wide variety, different properties, great danger and are prone to accidents, scientific and institutionalized daily management is the premise to ensure safety. Improper daily maintenance management is reflected in the following aspects: 1. There are people living in Class A warehouses, offices and lounges. 2. The storage area is unattended or lax, and irrelevant personnel can enter and leave at will. 3. Goods