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Complete collection of promotional materials for the 15th Production Safety Month in 2018
Collection of promotional materials for the 15th Production Safety Month in 2018
Tips for safe production in enterprises
One policy: safety first , prevention first, comprehensive management.
Two rules: job responsibilities; operating procedures.
Three no harm: do not harm yourself, do not harm others, and do not be harmed by others.
Four don’t let go: don’t let go until the cause of the accident is identified; don’t let go until those responsible for the accident and leaders are held accountable; don’t let go until the majority of employees have received education; don’t let go until preventive measures are implemented.
Five things to know: know the key safety parts of the unit; know the unit’s safety responsibility system and management network; know the unit’s safety operating procedures and standards; know the unit’s potential accident hazards and preventive measures; know and Master the accident rescue plan.
Six changes remain unchanged: the idea of ??adhering to "safety first" remains unchanged; the responsibility of the corporate legal representative as the first person responsible for safety production remains unchanged; the effective safety rules and regulations remain unchanged; strict The strengthening of the safety production system remains unchanged; the principle of one-vote veto on safety production remains unchanged; and the safety production management methods that fully rely on employees remain unchanged.
Seven inspections: check knowledge; check organization; check system; check accounts; check equipment; check hidden dangers; check measures.
Eight combinations: the establishment of a constraint mechanism combined with an incentive mechanism; the combination of focusing on key points and taking into account all aspects; the combination of functional department management and collective management; the combination of prevention of micro-steps and the emphasis on guarantee systems; the combination of promotion and promotion Combining safety culture with unremitting efforts; Combining safety inspections with rectification of hidden dangers; Combining the implementation of the responsibility system with improving the accountability system; Combining strengthening safety management with the implementation of the production safety confirmation system.
Nine things are in place: leadership responsibilities are in place; education and training are in place; safety and management personnel are in place; regulations are implemented in place; technical skills are in place; preventive measures are in place; inspection intensity is in place; rectification and punishment are in place; and all employees are aware.
Top ten unsafe psychological factors: fluke; paralysis; laziness; showoff; recklessness; impatience; irritability; anger; complacency; curiosity.
Basic knowledge of enterprise production safety
In production labor, the production environment, machinery and equipment, labor tools, etc., have certain factors that are detrimental to the safety and health of workers. In order to prevent the occurrence of casualties and protect the safety and health of workers, every worker must consciously abide by various safety systems and operating regulations.
1. Formulate relevant systems and charters in accordance with the "Work Safety Law" and other laws and regulations
Formulate various management systems, regulations, fire safety, operating procedures, etc. for production safety. Mainly include: production safety responsibility system, production safety regular meeting system, production safety inspection system, hidden danger rectification system, production safety publicity and education training system, labor protection equipment management system, accident management system, job operating procedures, enterprise fire safety system, etc.
2. Comprehensively implement the "three-level management and four-level accounting" system for production safety
1. Decompose and implement the enterprise's production safety management and fire safety systems at all levels and establish an enterprise safety production management and fire safety system. Layered responsibility system, horizontally to the edge and vertically to the people.
2. Establish an enterprise safety management organization or a full-time, mass volunteer fire brigade;
3. Formulate and implement a safety production responsibility system and fire prevention plan, and implement fire, explosion, collapse, poisoning When an accident occurs, take safety measures such as evacuation, evacuation, and rescue, and identify a dedicated person in charge;
4. Equip safety facilities and fire-fighting equipment, implement regular maintenance and upkeep measures, improve safety conditions, and regularly Carry out safety inspections, eliminate safety hazards in a timely manner, and keep records;
5. Establish an emergency rescue plan for production accidents, organize safety education and emergency rescue drills for employees, so that they can improve their safety awareness and master how to prevent accidents, General knowledge of fire fighting, escape, self-rescue and mutual rescue;
6. Organize accident self-rescue, protect the accident scene, and assist in the investigation of the cause of the accident.
3. Combined with the characteristics of the unit’s safety production work, conduct publicity and education on safety production knowledge, enhance employees’ safety awareness, organize safety inspections, and promptly eliminate various accident hazards
1. Production workshops, locations, and work sites must follow the rules of "wheel covers, shaft sleeves, platform railings, and hole covers" to prevent wheels, axles, holes, platforms, etc. from being involved in, thrown off, slipping, and other accidents.
2. In places and sites where gas may be deposited, such as pits, wells, sewers, fermentation tanks, slurry tanks, wells, etc., anti-virus measures must be taken during construction and operation, and gas masks must be used. , and do a good job in ventilation and other work. If someone is found to be poisoned, do not rescue blindly without any protective measures;
3. The safety of pots, containers, pipes, and special equipment and facilities must comply with inspection, maintenance, use, etc. It is stipulated that regular inspection and maintenance must be carried out by dedicated personnel with certificates;
4. Operators of self-contained generating units must undergo special training and hold certificates to work; diesel, gasoline, etc. are not allowed to be stored in the machine room and power distribution room; exhaust gas must be Discharged outdoors;
5. In units that perform gas welding operations, acetylene, gas and other gas cylinders must be isolated from oxygen cylinders;
6. Untreated air, water, etc. are not allowed Container metals are put into the furnace for smelting;
7. The 220V power supply is not allowed to be directly connected to various machine tool lighting equipment;
8. The oil depot must be set up in compliance with fire protection regulations, and it is strictly prohibited to use gasoline for direct cleaning Metal products;
9. Live equipment is not allowed to be moved or repaired without any protective measures;
10. It is strictly prohibited to manufacture, install, use, or ride on earth-made freight elevators (elevators) ).
4. Find the cause from the factors that caused the accident and implement preventive measures
(1) The causes of the accident are mainly divided into direct causes and indirect causes
1. The direct causes of the accident:
First, the unsafe state of machinery, material or environment
(1) Lack of or defective protection, insurance, signaling and other devices
①No protective device. Including no protective cover, no safety insurance device, no alarm device; no electrical grounding, poor insulation, no safety signs; no protective fence or damaged protective fence; fan without silencer device and loud noise; no car stopper to prevent "sports car" is installed Or car barriers, etc.
② Improper protection. This includes the absence of protective covers for the exposed rotating parts of the machinery, the protective covers not being in the appropriate position, and the protective devices being loose or improperly adjusted; the safety distance of the shelter is insufficient or defective during blasting operations; the explosion-proof device is ineffective or improperly installed. The live part of the electrical device is exposed and loses insulation, or the wire interface is loose and loose, causing leakage from the shell, etc.
(2) Equipment, facilities, tools, and accessories are defective
① The design and layout are improper, and the structure does not meet safety requirements. Including the passage door blocking the line of sight; the braking device is defective; the safety distance is not enough; the workpiece has sharp burrs and burrs; the equipment and facilities have sharp barbs, etc.
②Insufficient strength or stability. Including insufficient mechanical strength; insufficient insulation strength; ropes for lifting heavy objects that do not meet safety requirements; insufficient stability of load-bearing equipment and instability when bearing loads, etc.
③ Equipment operating under abnormal conditions includes equipment operating with "disease", overspeeding, overloading, etc.
④ Poor maintenance, debugging and correction. Including equipment in disrepair, improper maintenance, equipment failure; factory buildings in disrepair, and uneven ground in the workplace.
(3) Labor protection equipment is lacking or defective. Including protective clothing, gloves, goggles and masks, respiratory protection equipment, hearing protection equipment, seat belts, hard hats, insulating shoes, etc.
① Necessary labor protection equipment and supplies are not distributed.
②The labor protection supplies and tools distributed do not meet safety requirements and cannot provide protection.
(4) Poor working environment at the production (construction) site
① Poor lighting. Including insufficient illumination or too strong light, dust and smoke in the workplace, unclear vision, etc.
②Poor ventilation. Including no ventilation, low efficiency of the ventilation system, short circuit of air flow; toxic and harmful substances (gas, dust, etc.) in the workshop exceeding the standard and continuing to operate without being discharged and processed, etc.
③Working in a dangerous building, the working place is narrow and the passage is not smooth.
The open-air quarry has not been peeled off, the roof is tilted outwards, and the dangerous rocks have not been cleaned; the personnel are too dense, and the safety exits are insufficient or blocked; the workshop for producing and storing dangerous goods and the dormitory are in the same building (three-in-one, etc.).
④The work site is messy. Including improper layout of electrical lines and pipelines, random pulling and placing; tools, products, materials, etc. are stacked unsafely.
⑤The configuration of transportation lines is unsafe. For example, when vehicles and other means of transportation are parallel, they cannot separate lanes; when they intersect, they cannot avoid it; when they curve or cross, there are no signals or warning signs, etc.
⑥The temperature, humidity, noise, dust and other environmental indicators in the workplace are inappropriate, affecting normal operations.
⑦The ground is slippery. This includes oil or other liquids on the ground, ice and snow coverage, other slippery substances on the ground, and non-slip ground materials.
⑧The storage method is unsafe. For example, the storage devices for dangerous chemicals such as flammable, explosive, toxic and harmful substances are defective and the safety distance is insufficient.
⑨The operating procedures and process design are improper or the configuration is incomplete. For example, improper selection of temperature, pressure, humidity, current, voltage, time and other parameters in the process parameters, improper selection of the height, depth, water, underground and other locations of the construction point; improper selection of process flow, equipment, and facilities, etc.
The second is people’s unsafe behaviors, which mainly include the following:
(1) Ignoring safety, ignoring warnings, and operating errors. This includes starting, shutting down, and moving the machine without permission; not giving a signal when starting or shutting down the machine; the switch is not locked, causing accidental rotation, power, ventilation, or leakage; forgetting to turn off the equipment; lack of concentration, ignoring warning signs, Signal and operation errors (referring to the operation of buttons, valves, wrenches, handles, etc.); Improper walking and running operations; Feeding or feeding speed is too fast, the machine is overspeeding; Illegal driving of motor vehicles; Lifting equipment is lifted too fast, overloaded and Mixed loading of passengers and cargo; extending hands into the stamping die area during stamping and shearing operations; insufficient fastening of workpieces; using compressed air to blow away iron filings and other illegal behaviors.
(2) Human-induced failure of safety devices: including dismantling safety devices; safety devices becoming clogged and ineffective, or improper adjustment causing safety device failure, etc.
(3) Use unsafe equipment. Including the temporary use of unstable lifting and hoisting equipment, climbing equipment, facilities, handling and loading equipment; the use of equipment without safety devices, etc.
(4) Operate with hands instead of tools. This includes using hands instead of hand tools; removing chips by hand; holding workpieces directly for processing without fixtures; improper posture for handling objects, etc.
(5) Objects (referring to finished products, semi-finished products, materials, tools, cuttings and production, daily necessities, etc.) are stored improperly.
(6) Venture into dangerous places. This includes entering oil tanks or wells without the permission of safety personnel, venturing into culverts, and approaching the leakage point without safety facilities; failing to evacuate the dangerous area when stacking, transporting, and loading; venturing into dangerous areas indicated by warning danger signals and signs. : Speeding on and off the train at the shunting yard; starting a fire in a flammable and explosive place; entering a mine stope; riding a mining (cargo) truck without authorization and in violation of regulations, etc.
(7) Climbing or sitting in unsafe positions. Such as climbing and sitting on platform guardrails, car baffles, crane hooks and other high and movable parts.
(8) Working, staying, and resting under hoisted objects and dangerous suspended objects; there are no safety facilities and safety measures when working at upper and lower grade crossings.
(9) While the machine is running, perform refueling, repair, inspection, adjustment, welding, cleaning, etc.
(10) During work, workers engage in disruptive and distracting behaviors. Such as working under the influence of alcohol, working while sick, working while tired; working with an overloaded mind, working with serious dissatisfaction, etc.
(11) In operations or places where individual labor protective equipment and appliances must be used, neglecting to use them or using them incorrectly. For example, you are not wearing goggles or masks, insulating shoes, protective gloves, hard hats, respiratory protective equipment, safety belts, work caps, etc.
(12) Unsafe attire. If you are working next to equipment with exposed rotating parts, wear loose clothing; do not wear a work cap with long hair; wear gloves when operating equipment with rotating parts, etc.
(13) Contact with and incorrect handling of flammable, explosive and other dangerous items.
2. Indirect causes of the accident
(1) Technical and design defects.
For example, there are problems in the design, construction and use of materials of industrial components, buildings, mechanical equipment, instruments, technological processes, operating methods, maintenance and inspections; equipment is in disrepair and is not inspected and maintained normally; enterprise safety production equipment and facilities are not in accordance with the construction The main projects of the project were designed, constructed, and put into use at the same time; no safety evaluation was conducted on the hazardous chemicals production project.
(2) There is insufficient education and training on production safety. The person in charge of the company and its employees have not received education and training on production safety, have little awareness of production safety or do not understand technical knowledge of safe operations; special operators work without certificates, and employees have not received level 3 safety education.
(3) The labor organization is unreasonable. For example, the workplace is too crowded; shift handover or operating procedures are improper, etc.
(4) Lack of inspection or incorrect guidance on on-site work. Such as illegal command, improper accident rescue command, etc.
(5) There are no safety production management regulations and safety operating procedures (operating procedures, operating instructions), or the safety production management regulations and safety operating procedures (operating procedures) are incomplete and there are no rules to follow, etc. .
(6) Failure to implement accident prevention measures and emergency response measures, failure to rectify potential accident hazards, and failure to implement funds.
(2) Accountability for serious safety accidents
1. Whenever the following casualty accidents occur, the relevant leaders should first be held accountable:
(1 ) Workers go to work without safety education and technical training, and special operators work independently without holding a "Special Operator Operation Certificate", causing major accidents;
(2) Lack of safe technical operations Insufficient regulations or procedures, causing casualties;
(3) Safety facilities, safety signals, safety signs, safety tools, etc. are incomplete, inconsistent, and unclear, causing casualties;
(4) The equipment was in serious disrepair and was seriously overloaded, causing accidents;
(5) Turning a blind eye to the accident, not taking serious measures, and similar casualty accidents occurred repeatedly;
( 6) Commanding, forcing or personally taking risks to operate in violation of regulations, causing casualties;
(7) Failure to arrange funds for safety technical measures, failing to eliminate accident hazards and improve working conditions in a timely manner, resulting in casualties;
(8) Casualties and casualties are caused because the relevant safety facilities in new construction, reconstruction, and expansion projects are not designed, constructed, and completed and accepted at the same time and then delivered for use;
( 9) Failure to implement the "Supervision Opinions on Rectification of Hidden Safety Hazards" and the "Rectification Instructions" from relevant departments, etc., and failure to make rectifications within the time limit, resulting in casualties.
2. When any of the following circumstances occurs, the perpetrator or relevant personnel shall be held accountable:
(1) Casualties or casualties caused by illegal command or illegal or risky operations; < /p>
(2) Violation of the production safety responsibility system and relevant rules and regulations, operating procedures, and operating procedures, resulting in casualties;
(3) An emergency situation with the risk of an accident is discovered, Failure to report immediately or take active measures, thus failing to avoid accidents or reduce casualties;
(4) Failure to obey management, violation of rules and regulations and labor disciplines, leaving work without authorization or starting machinery and equipment without authorization , dismantling safety protection devices, causing casualties.
3. In any of the following situations, the relevant personnel will be severely punished:
(1) After a serious injury or death accident, concealment, false reporting or deliberate delay in reporting;
(2) During the accident investigation, concealing the truth of the accident, committing fraud, or even blaming others;
(3) After the accident, due to irresponsibility, not actively organizing Rescue or failure to rescue results in greater casualties;
(4) Failure to learn lessons seriously and take preventive measures after an accident occurs, causing similar accidents to happen again;
(5) Violating the procedures prescribed by superiors, abusing power, handling matters without authorization or shielding or shielding those responsible for the accident.
While focusing on educating those responsible for the accident, we should also provide handling opinions based on the consequences of the accident and the responsibilities of the person responsible for the accident.
(3) Prevention of common accident injuries
1. Main measures to prevent accident injuries
(1) Strictly implement national laws and regulations on production safety and standards, and enterprises must be supervised and managed in accordance with the law. The person in charge of the production and operation unit must have basic safety management and safety production technical knowledge, conscientiously perform safety production responsibilities, and bear full responsibility for the safety production of the enterprise.
(2) Establish and improve the production safety responsibility system at all levels and the safety production responsibility system at each position, improve the rules and regulations, operating procedures and operating procedures for safety production management, and strictly enforce labor discipline.
(3) Establish and improve enterprise safety production management institutions, equip safety production management personnel, and strengthen safety inspection and management of production sites. And according to the characteristics and relevant requirements of the enterprise, a certain number of qualified enterprise registered safety officers and safety production management personnel will be assigned or hired to solve the problem of "someone is in charge of safety and someone is capable of managing safety" in the enterprise.
(4) Take timely rectification and monitoring measures for major accident hazards, and strive to eliminate accident hazards as soon as possible. When arranging the company's financial plan, a certain amount of funds should be set aside to rectify hidden dangers and improve working conditions.
(5) When constructing, renovating, expanding, technologically transforming, or introducing engineering projects, safety and health engineering design materials must be provided and submitted for approval in accordance with relevant national regulations. According to regulations, qualified units must be entrusted to carry out inspections on the engineering projects. Occupational safety and health pre-assessment. Ensure that occupational safety and health projects and equipment and facilities are designed, constructed, and put into production and use at the same time as their main projects. Equipment, processes, raw materials and products imported from abroad must also introduce safety and health supporting facilities and support technologies to ensure safe production and prevent occupational hazards.
(6) Accelerate the technical transformation of processes and equipment, strengthen the safety management of hazardous equipment and workplaces, and entrust qualified units to conduct inspections of hazardous equipment and workplaces in accordance with regulations. The site undergoes regular inspections.
(7) Strengthen safety education and training for employees to improve their safety awareness and safe operation skills. Special operations personnel must undergo training and assessment and hold certificates before taking up their posts.
(8) Participate in work-related injury insurance and property insurance to spread the risks that major accident losses may cause to business operations and management.
2. Basic requirements for injury accident prevention
(1) Production and business units should have production safety conditions that comply with national standards or industry standards. The design of the factory building is standardized, and various spacings, passages, signs, lighting, etc. comply with national regulations.
(2) The main person in charge and safety production management personnel of the production and operation unit must have the corresponding safety production knowledge and management capabilities for production and operation activities. All departments at all levels within the factory must conscientiously carry out their own safety production work in accordance with the requirements of the production safety responsibility system.
(3) Equipment, special equipment, safety equipment, etc. used by production and business units should comply with national standards or industry standards.
(4) Production and business units must install ventilation and detoxification facilities for toxic and harmful gas and dust workshops so that the concentration of toxic substances and dust in the workshops reaches national standards.
(5) Production and business units must provide employees with labor protection supplies that comply with national standards or industry standards in accordance with regulations. Employees must use and wear labor protection equipment promptly and correctly.
(6) Before employees enter the factory, change jobs, or operate new equipment, they must undergo the company's "three-level safety education" and pass the assessment before they can start working.
(7) Special operation personnel must be specially trained by the unit designated by their superiors. After passing the theoretical and practical assessment, they can start working with the "Special Operation Qualification Certificate".
(8) Employees must conscientiously fulfill the "safety production responsibility system", operate in strict accordance with the "safety operating procedures", and strictly prevent the occurrence of "three violations".
(9) Practitioners should carefully look for potential accident hazards around them, report them in time, and eliminate them in a timely manner to ensure safety.
5. Configure safety facilities and fire-fighting equipment in accordance with relevant national regulations, set up safety, fire prevention and other signs, and organize regular inspections and maintenance
l. Enterprises formulate detailed safety production and fire prevention policies , fire-fighting management system and implementation details and publish them on the wall to inform employees.
2. The fire protection design of enterprise construction projects and interior decoration must comply with relevant national technical specifications. The fire protection design of construction projects and interior decoration must be submitted to the public security fire supervision agency for review and approval before implementation, and no unauthorized changes are allowed. After the construction is completed, apply to the public security fire supervision agency for fire protection acceptance.
3. Enterprises should implement safety systems during construction, be equipped with necessary safety protection and fire-extinguishing equipment, and designate dedicated personnel to be responsible for safety and fire-fighting work at the construction site.
4. Evacuation, instruction signs, emergency lighting devices and necessary fire-fighting facilities should be set up in the following places within the enterprise:
1) Production rooms and storage sites for flammable and explosive dangerous goods ;
2) High-rise buildings, underground civil air defense projects, raw material and finished product warehouses;
3) Fleets, oil depots (gas stations), liquefied gas stations, substations, generator rooms, etc.; < /p>
4) Medical clinics, children’s schools, guest houses, restaurants;
5) Temporarily built houses, shops, farmers’ markets, and exhibition venues.
5. The safety protection facilities, fire-fighting appliances and equipment used by the enterprise must be products with national production licenses and product quality certification certificates. The quality of electrical equipment used must meet safety requirements. The installation of electrical equipment and the design and laying of electrical circuits must comply with electrical safety technical regulations and undergo regular maintenance.
6. It is prohibited to use open flames without authorization in fire hazard places. If you need to use open flame appliances, you must apply in advance, explain the safety measures, and use them after approval by the Security Department.
7. Special operations personnel must hold certificates to work, and must operate in accordance with relevant safety requirements for electric welding, gas cutting, grinding wheel cutting, gas burning and other operations with fire hazards.
8. Do not use homemade or purchased electric stoves for heating or drinking in offices and dormitories.
9. Demarcate no-smoking areas and employees are not allowed to smoke in no-smoking areas, dormitories and other places.
10. Enterprises should reasonably allocate safety and fire-fighting equipment based on the existing safety facilities and financial conditions. It must not be moved, damaged or misappropriated without authorization, and must be inspected and replaced regularly.
11. Employee bicycles, motorcycles, and corporate vehicles are stored in an orderly manner in designated areas and locations, items are stacked in an orderly manner, and waste items are disposed of in a timely manner.
12. The following personnel of the enterprise must receive training on production safety and fire protection knowledge:
1) The first person responsible for production safety at all levels or the person in charge;
2) Enterprise safety management personnel;
3) Installation, operation, and maintenance personnel of hazardous equipment (special operations personnel);
4) Inflammable and explosive warehouse management personnel.
6. Ensuring smooth evacuation passages and safe exits is the top priority for safety management of various enterprises, especially public places
New construction, reconstruction and expansion of production and business units The safety facilities of engineering projects (hereinafter collectively referred to as construction projects) must be designed, constructed, put into production and used at the same time as the main project (referred to as the "three simultaneous" review).
The production and business premises of each production and business unit must ensure smooth evacuation passages and safety exits, and have safety exit signs, emergency lighting, etc. Places above the second floor must have more than two exits, the door must open outward, and emergency doors must not be locked during production and operation.
7. Enterprises are not allowed to set up collective dormitories for employees in buildings with workshops or warehouses. Labor-intensive units must eliminate the "three-in-one" phenomenon
Production, operation, storage , Workshops, shops, warehouses where dangerous goods are used and employee dormitories must not be in the same building, or the distance from the employee dormitories does not meet safety requirements. Strictly implement the mandatory production safety standards for construction projects, including fire protection facilities, that are applicable to the enterprise.
8. Enterprise "three-level safety education"
For new workers who enter the factory to engage in production labor or personnel who are transferred to other positions, safety education when entering the factory, safety education in the workshop and "Three-level safety education" for workplace safety education. Only those who have passed the third-level safety education and passed the assessment can enter the production position for operation.
(1) The main contents of factory-level education are:
1. The significance of production safety, the party and government’s guidelines, policies, laws and regulations on production safety; the production characteristics of the enterprise As well as the positive and negative experiences and lessons learned about safety production;
2. The company’s general regulations on safety production and common sense of safe operation, etc.
(2) The main contents of workshop safety education are:
l. The production characteristics of this workshop; the safety production rules and regulations of this workshop;
2. The status of mechanical equipment, dangerous areas and measures for hazardous operations in this workshop;
3. The safe production situation of this workshop and measures to prevent accidents.
(3) The main contents of safety education at work positions (teams and groups) are:
l. The safety production status, nature of work and scope of responsibilities of this position;
2. The safety production rules and regulations and operating experience of the position;
3. The performance and usage of various tools, equipment and safety devices in the position;
4. The occurrence of this position Accidents and lessons learned;
5. The use and storage methods of labor protection supplies in this position.
9. Safety responsibilities of enterprise employees
l. Work hard to learn labor safety knowledge, continuously improve technical and professional levels, and consciously abide by various labor disciplines and management systems;
< p> 2. Comply with the labor technical operating procedures of various types of work, do not work illegally, and do not take risks;3. Care for and correctly use production equipment, protective facilities and protective equipment;
4. Refuse illegal instructions and stop others from illegal operations;
5. Properly use labor protection and protective equipment, etc.;
6. Participate in various safety production publicity and education activities.
10. Safety in job operations
l. Before taking up the job, you must "think first, check twice, and be strict three times"
Think first: What will happen in production that day? Unsafe factors and how to deal with them.
Second inspection: Check whether the workplace, machinery, equipment, tools and materials meet safety requirements and whether there are any hidden dangers; then check whether your operations will affect the safety of people around you.
Three Stricts: Strictly abide by safety systems, strictly implement operating procedures, and strictly abide by labor disciplines.
2. Comply with safe operating procedures
Safe operating procedures are procedures that workers must abide by when operating mechanical equipment, high-precision instruments, and other operations. They are the rules and regulations for enterprise safety production important content (specific regulations are formulated by the enterprise based on the equipment instructions or industry standards).
3. Illegal operations and risky operations are strictly prohibited
(1) The rotating parts of mechanical equipment must be equipped with protective covers before they are allowed to work; when the machinery is in operation, you are not allowed to leave or leave the machinery without permission. In an unmanaged state. Cleaning, refueling or repairing of operating machinery is not permitted. When cleaning, refueling or repairing mechanical devices, electrical appliances and other devices, the power supply must be cut off and the machine must be shut down before proceeding.
(2) It is not allowed to put your hands into the pressing parts of the pressure machinery (especially the punch press); it is not allowed to wear gloves or use objects in place of the prescribed tools when operating rotating machine tools.
(3) Dispose of update tools in a timely manner.
(4) Do not use gasoline to clean the workbench; learn to use fire extinguishing equipment.
(5) Do not wear labor protection equipment that does not meet safety requirements. (Civilized production)
(6) When leaving get off work, carefully check the safety status of power sources, products, semi-finished products, raw materials, etc. at the post. Move flammable items away from motors, lights, heat sources, etc.
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