Safety is the lifeline of employees, and employees are responsible for safety?

Slogans such as "Safety is the lifeline of employees, and employees are responsible for safety" can often be seen in some production units, constantly warning employees to be responsible for safety. This is not to be high-profile or alarmist, but safety is a huge issue. Employees who are responsible for safety are responsible for themselves. Every employee should go from "I want to be safe" to "I want to be safe" to "I know how to be safe", consciously implement safety operating procedures into on-site operations, and carefully and carefully inspect every aspect of equipment operation during production work. In one step, safety hazards are discovered and dealt with in a timely manner to prevent the slightest change.

In every year's safety accident report, illegal operations always rank "top" among various factors. This is caused by employees' failure to fulfill their safety responsibilities.

In the early morning of November 7, 2010, the No. 1 quick-opening autoclave in Workshop A of Shanghai Jianhua Pipe Pile Co., Ltd. located at No. 2033 Husong Highway, Songjiang District, was in the process of being pressurized. The lid suddenly flew out, and the steam ejected from the kettle caused varying degrees of injuries to five employees on site. The direct cause of the accident was that the operator on duty violated operating procedures and injected steam into the kettle without confirming whether the kettle lid was completely closed. During the pressurization process, the kettle lid was forced out by high-pressure steam, causing the accident.

The reason why such accidents occur is, on the surface, caused by a combination of factors such as people's illegal operations and loss of due safety protection devices and inadequate safety management. However, the failure of the enterprise to implement the safety production system, the lack of awareness of safety responsibilities among workers, and the company's lack of training for employees are also the main reasons for the accident. In this regard, all companies must keep in mind that the implementation of all safety systems and employee training are designed to protect the life safety and health of employees. The danger zone of a mechanical device is like a man-eating "tiger", and the company's safety system and employees' safety awareness are the "iron cages" that contain the tiger. Once anyone relaxes their vigilance, this "tiger" can harm employees' bodies at any time. If companies implement safety systems and improve employees' safety awareness and skills, accidents caused by violations of operating regulations may not occur.

Liu Qiyan is an analyst at PetroChina Ningxia Petrochemical Quality Inspection Center. She works hard and down-to-earth. "There are only prescribed actions, no optional actions." Liu Qiyan understood this truth from his years of analytical work experience. The operating procedures and operating cards of the position are the accumulation of experience of analysts who have been engaged in analysis for many years. If they can be written down on paper, the explanation is not nonsense and has its own reason. Liu Qiyan learned the operating procedures, even the comments in brackets. It is these comments that often help Liu Qiyan avoid misunderstandings when analysis results are abnormal. When analyzing each sample, Liu Chiyan never slacked off and strictly followed the steps. Therefore, in her many years of analysis work, there have been no safety incidents and quality incidents.

Strict and accurate implementation of operating procedures is an essential quality for team members and a guarantee of quality and safety. It is also a reflection of the implementation of responsibilities. It is precisely because Liu Qiyan has a high sense of responsibility that he keeps the operating procedures in mind and implements them in his work accurately. Because she understands: Safety is the lifeline of employees, and safety responsibilities cannot be relaxed at any time.

Safety is the lifeline of employees. Being responsible for safety means being responsible for yourself and your family. You are the person in charge of safety, and happiness is in your own hands.