What are the safety training contents for employees to resume production and work?

1. Seriously abide by safe operating procedures

The first thing new workers must remember is to abide by the safety and health regulations in the workplace. Many of the various safety regulations are adopted from our predecessors. We should strictly abide by what we have learned from experiences such as accidents and injuries.

Any operation should have correct procedures, which are methods that can make the operation "smooth", "safe" and "easy". Therefore, failure to follow procedures may cause accidents and injuries. Some people think that “just do it your own way” and that following procedures is “too troublesome”, but “haste makes waste.” Only by faithfully complying with operating procedures can safety be guaranteed.

2. Early warning of safety before taking the job

Before taking up the job, you should understand the matters needing attention at work, and if you have any unclear questions, you should actively ask questions until they are clarified. You should check whether there are any safety issues in the scope of your work, whether there is any risk of slipping or falling, whether the tools and utensils used are damaged, and whether there are any abnormalities in the materials and machinery used.

When working, you should always think about "what dangers are there in the next operation" and "how to avoid this danger." It is strictly prohibited to enter dangerous areas at will and tamper with valves, electrical switches, etc.

3. General safety knowledge

Pits, trenches, and pools set up for production needs should be fenced or covered plate. The stacking of raw materials, finished products, and semi-finished products should not hinder operation and traffic, and waste materials should be removed in a timely manner. The workplace should be kept clean and tidy. Fireworks should be strictly prohibited in places where flammable and explosive substances are scattered. It is prohibited to issue and use chemical fiber protective clothing and supplies to workers working in flammable, explosive, burning and static-electricity locations.

Extended information:

The main causes of common electric shock accidents:

The installation of electrical lines and equipment does not meet safety requirements. Non-electricians are free to handle electrical matters. Move long and tall metal objects into contact with power lines, distribution cabinets and other live objects. Operate machinery and equipment with leakage current or use power tools with leakage current. The power cord of handheld power tools such as electric drills is damaged or loose. Welding workers wear vests and shorts without insulating shoes; sweat soaks their gloves; the welding tongs accidentally touch themselves.

Temporary lines are poorly used or managed. Electrical equipment such as power distribution equipment, overhead lines, cables, switches, distribution boxes, etc., during long-term use, are exposed to high temperature, high humidity, dust, rolling, friction, corrosion, etc., causing damage to the electrical insulation and poor grounding or zero protection. And cause leakage. The junction box or plug socket is defective or damaged.