Site management plays a very important role in enterprise management, and the basic principles of site improvement and site management must be coordinated and synchronized to achieve results. Through a little improvement, small progress has been made continuously, so that enterprises can reduce production costs, improve product quality and reduce accident rate under the premise of small investment, and then maintain their advantages in the competition in the same industry.

How to improve the stamping workshop?

In the production operation of stamping machinery, employees need to protect themselves. In the event of safety accidents such as rolling and bumping, the consequences are incalculable.

In order to ensure the safe production of enterprises, the stamping workshop must do the following:

1. Make a perfect equipment maintenance plan for stamping equipment, keep maintenance records and fill them in timely, accurately and neatly.

2. Provide employees with safe and reliable protective devices, such as the safety door of the punching machine. Strictly implement the equipment accident reporting system, report the failure to the competent leader in time, and stop the operation.

3. Make the workshop neat, clean and safe. Observe the safety operation rules and keep the equipment clean and tidy; Tools and accessories shall be placed neatly and shall not be lost; Stop the equipment operation immediately when the fault is found, and notify the superior for inspection and handling.

4. All stamping employees must be able to use protective devices, such as the safety door of the punching machine, check the operating equipment and eliminate general faults.

Establish the necessary safety management system, make good use of protective articles such as perforated safety doors, improve and strengthen the enterprise safety production management system, and protect the personal safety of employees by scientific methods. Safety in production can't rely on luck. Only by taking preventive measures can safety accidents be avoided.