In Winter, These Issues Should Be Paid Attention To In Safety Production Work!

In winter, these issues should be paid attention to in safety production work!

Mino Century Group 2021-1-10

Risk factor 1: mechanical damage

1. Bloated clothing in winter will affect people's perception and motor function, causing indirect injuries or accidents such as misoperation or slippage;

2. Low temperature may also cause failures of electronic components, plastics and metal components and cause accidents.

Prevention points

1. In winter, be wary of warming articles such as long coats and long necks being caught in the machine and hurt people. Workers must strictly abide by the workshop safety requirements and systems, and the three violations are strictly prohibited;

2. Due to the large temperature difference, equipment and metal components are prone to rust, distortion, and cracks, which will directly lead to leakage and explosion accidents. Therefore, the inspection, maintenance and maintenance of facilities and equipment are particularly important. Increase the inspection of hidden dangers of equipment, and promptly after discovering hidden dangers The rectification and reform have implemented the equipment management work and truly guarantees the intrinsic safety of the equipment.

Risk factor two: electrostatic hazard

The winter is dry and less rainy, and the equipment and facilities are prone to static electricity, which can cause fires and explosions. Therefore, enterprises must do a good job in the detection and monitoring of the grounding lines of the facilities and equipment to avoid static electricity or accelerate the release of static electricity, and prevent accidents caused by static electricity and cause personal injury ,property loss.

Prevention points

1. The enterprise should do a good job in the detection and inspection of equipment grounding from the aspects of technology and equipment;

2. Employees must strictly abide by corporate rules and operating procedures, especially in petrochemical industries, and pay special attention to anti-static in flammable and explosive environments.

Risk factor three: fire

In winter, the climate is dry and there is little rain, which is a high incidence of fire accidents. Fire accidents have exposed some units and individuals with weak awareness of fire safety, poor emergency self-rescue capabilities, and failure to prepare safety emergency plans. Safety and fire prevention work cannot be delayed.

Prevention points

1. In winter, electric heating and other equipment are turned on for a long time, which may cause short circuit of wires, strengthen the inspection and maintenance of electrical circuits;

2. The probability of fire in the living area of the shift dormitory is extremely high, and the use of heaters and high-power electrical appliances is strictly prohibited;

3. Do not smoke in flammable and explosive places such as warehouses and dormitories;

4. Learn to use fire extinguishers, fire hydrants and other fire-fighting equipment proficiently, and strengthen emergency escape drills.

Risk factor 4: falling from height

In winter, due to the cold weather, hand-slip and foot-slip will increase when operating outdoors. In addition, the wind pressure and wind speed increase with the increase in height, and the operator's mobility will decrease. Therefore, it is more prone to fall from height.

Prevention points

1. In winter, work at high places is the first to implement anti-skid and anti-freezing measures. Personnel who climb high must wear anti-skid shoes, protective gloves, etc., and wear safety helmets and safety belts correctly as required;

2. There is frost in winter, the staff should remove the frost on the working surface in time and take anti-skid measures before proceeding;

3. When encountering heavy fog, heavy snow and windy days, stop working at high places.

Risk factor five: traffic travel

Dense fog, rain, snow, and road icing bring many hidden dangers to traffic safety. If you add long downhill slopes, the danger is self-evident. In particular, employees who ride electric bicycles to and from get off work should pay attention to it. In winter, riding electric bicycles is "fully equipped", which not only seriously affects the balance and agility of the body, but also items such as long scarves can easily be twisted into the wheels or dragged by surrounding vehicles. A security incident occurred.

Prevention points

1. Drive at a slower speed, get up slowly, slow down and keep a safe distance in case of fog or heavy snow;

2. The key is for electric vehicle travellers to wear warm clothes to keep out the cold, but don't cover it too tightly and ensure that your hands and feet are flexible.