The first thing that new workers should remember is to abide by the safety and health regulations in the workplace. Many safety regulations are summarized from the experience of previous accidents and injuries, and we should strictly abide by them.

Any operation must have a correct procedure, which is a way to make the operation "smooth", "safe" and "easy". Therefore, if the procedures are not followed, accidents and injuries may be caused. Some people think that "just do it in your own way" and "it's too much trouble" should be done according to procedures, but "haste makes waste" can only be guaranteed by faithfully observing the operating rules.

2. Early prediction of safety before work

Make clear the matters needing attention in the work before taking up the post, and actively ask questions if they are unclear until they are clear. Check whether there is any safety problem in your work scope, whether there is any danger of slipping and falling, whether the tools and appliances used are damaged, and whether the materials and machinery used are abnormal.

At work, you should always think about "what is the danger of the next operation" and "how to avoid this danger". It is forbidden to enter the dangerous area at will and tamper with the valves and electrical switches.

3. Safety knowledge

Pits, ditches and pools that need to be set for production should have fences or cover plates. The stacking of raw materials, finished products and semi-finished products should not hinder the operation and passage, and the waste should be removed in time. The workplace should be kept clean and tidy. Fireworks should be strictly prohibited in places where inflammable and explosive articles are scattered. For workers working in inflammable, explosive, burning and static places, it is forbidden to distribute and use chemical fiber protective clothing and supplies.

Extended data:

Main causes of common electric shock accidents:

Electrical wiring and equipment installation do not meet safety requirements. Non-electricians handle electrical affairs at will. Move long and tall metal objects to touch live bodies such as power lines and power distribution cabinets. Operate machinery and equipment that leaks electricity or use electric tools that leak electricity. The power cord of hand-held power tools such as electric drills is damaged or loose. Welding operators wear vest shorts instead of insulated shoes; Sweat soaked gloves; The electrode holder accidentally bumped into himself.

Improper use or management of temporary lines. Power distribution equipment, overhead lines, cables, switches, distribution boxes and other electrical equipment are subject to high temperature, high humidity, dust, rolling, friction and corrosion in long-term use. , damage the electrical insulation, grounding or zero protection is not good, resulting in leakage. The junction box or plug socket is unqualified or damaged.