Who is in charge of my safety? Safety is very important to everyone, whether in life or at work. It concerns our life and health. This is especially true for coal mine work. Who will decide our safety when entering the roadway below 100 meters? Is it the safety measures in the mine or the management system of the district team? I said no, those are just safety management precautions. What really affects our personal safety should be ourselves, and we should rely on our own safety awareness and behavior to make decisions. Imagine that if the expressway is well built and warning signs of "no overtaking" and "drunk driving" are hung up, drivers can be completely banned from driving illegally, so that our traffic does not need traffic police to maintain order, and there will not be so many traffic tragedies. The key is that people's subjective consciousness and subjective behavior determine the consequences. Similarly, if coal miners can subjectively realize the importance of safety and completely change from "I want to be safe" to "I want to be safe", our safety fortress will be unbreakable, the security situation will be long-term, enterprises will develop more harmoniously and healthily, and people will live and work in peace and enjoy the fruits of enterprise development. Therefore, safety should start from itself, and we should firmly establish the subjective consciousness that I am the master of safety, so as to realize the real safe production. This article comes from: China Coal Mine Safety Production Network (www.mkaq.org). Detailed citation reference: http://www.mkaq.org/anquanwh/jibenll/200907/anquanwh _11960.html.