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The production department organizes safety production training


To promote the standardization of safety production in this company and continuously improve safety production work, on the afternoon of April 16, our company organized a training course on "Safety Training - Investigation of Safety Hazards and Precautions".

This training was lectured by Shen Yongmiao, manager of the production department. Through interactive training content such as the "Hundred Mistakes Chart," "Fifty Mistakes Chart," "Eleven Mistakes Chart," and safety hazards existing at the work site, employees were able to identify mistakes in the on-site safety hazard charts and identify violations and irregularities in the comics. This increased the interactivity and fun, allowing employees to understand what constitutes a hazard and a safety hazard, deepening their understanding of unsafe acts of people and unsafe states of objects that could lead to accidents, and focusing on cultivating employees' habit of observing rules and regulations, enabling them to work according to regulations even without supervision, improving their safety awareness, and enhancing their safety quality.

 

The fundamental purpose of safety production work is to protect the safety and health of workers during the production process and maintain the stable production and development of the enterprise. Through this training, employees have achieved the transition from 'I must be safe' to 'I want to be safe' to 'I will be safe'. It allows everyone to have a deeper understanding of safety hazards in the production process and truly realize the importance of safety hazard investigation to safety production, ensuring that the unit's safety production is in optimal condition.

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