Cherish life, life-saving rope

Recently, at a project site, the people's safety supervisor discovered that an outside team employee used an incorrect method to fasten his seat belt when he was working on a scaffold of more than 10 meters in height. He corrected the problem on the spot and he warned the violators of the violation: "The accident occurred. The seat belt is our lifeline!"

“Belts are a treasure, and there is no shortage of high-altitude operations.” People involved in construction should understand this principle, but they are always discounted in the implementation process. In high-altitude operations, there are not a few examples of security incidents due to the fact that the seat belts are not attached or incorrectly fastened. The reasons are nothing more than these kinds of situations: I think it is troublesome to wear a seatbelt, and it is inconvenient to walk up and down. If I feel lucky, I don't think it is okay to join once or twice. The operator has not been trained and does not understand the use of the seatbelt.

Safety helmets, seat belts, and safety nets, known as safety treasures, are also essential for high-altitude operations. How can we make this Sanbao truly implemented in practical work? The author believes that we must first strengthen publicity and guidance, through safety training, before the class name, etc., to repeatedly inform the staff of the importance of the seat belt and wearing essentials, while at the same time on the construction site to hang a variety of safety slogans to remind employees to pay attention to production safety. Secondly, to strengthen inspections and punishments, safety supervision organizations at all levels and safety management personnel must conduct in-depth operations and reinforce inspections. For employees who do not take or do not properly adopt protective measures, they must resolutely stop and impose severe fines. Finally, safety helmets, safety belts, safety nets, and other safety equipment should be inspected frequently, and problems must be promptly replaced.

Taking good care of safety equipment and using safety equipment properly is a respect for one’s own life and is also a responsibility for the family and the project.

Du Shouxing