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Qilu Packaging Machinery Morning Meeting—Improving Product Quality, Emphasizing Safe Operations
Author:
Administration Department – Li Yuanyuan
Time: Early morning, March 1, 2022 Location: Qilu Grand Auditorium Meeting Theme: Strengthen Quality Supervision and Strictly Control Quality Standards Attendees: All employees of the company Meeting Agenda: The importance of improving product quality; quality-enhancing measures adopted by the production department and their achieved results.
Time: Early morning, March 1, 2022
Venue: Qilu Grand Auditorium
Conference Theme: Strengthen quality supervision and strictly control quality checkpoints.
Attendees: All employees of the company
Meeting Agenda: The Importance of Improving Product Quality. Measures Taken by the Production Department to Enhance Quality and the Results Achieved.
Administrative Department
March 1, 2022
Basic Safety Requirements for Six Types of Operations in the Industrial and Trade Sector
—— Zhao Haibin
Distinguished leaders and outstanding Qilu employees, good morning!
Given the recent influx of newly hired employees, I’d like to take this morning’s meeting as an opportunity to review once again the basic safety requirements for the six categories of work operations. Based on our company’s past cases, we’ve identified the work activities most prone to safety incidents—primarily mechanical injuries, electric shocks, forklift operations, and lifting operations. The first two categories mainly result in personal injuries, while the latter two primarily cause damage to equipment. Today, we’ll focus especially on mechanical operation safety and electrical safety.
I. Mechanical Operation
1. If you feel unwell during work, immediately contact your supervisor. Especially during hot summer weather, it’s easy to suffer from heatstroke and experience dizziness.
2. Ensure that all mechanically operated components are equipped with appropriate protective devices. In our work, we must pay special attention to ensuring that the guard for the grinding wheel machine and the guard for the handheld grinder are properly installed.
3. If you notice any abnormalities in the machine, immediately stop its operation and check the issue.
4. Be sure to follow the procedure for properly applying safety lock tags before performing repairs and maintenance.
5. Operators must receive sufficient training to understand the hazards of the machinery, its protective features, operating procedures, and limitations. This requirement mandates that equipment operators be thoroughly familiar with the safety risk points specific to their job and memorize the corresponding safety operating procedures for their position.
6. Take proper occupational health precautions by wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (hard hat, protective mask, earplugs, and safety shoes).
II. Work at Heights
Refers to any work performed at a height of 2 meters or more (including 2 meters) above the reference plane, where there is a potential for falling.
1. If you feel unwell, immediately notify your supervisor.
2. When performing work at heights, you must secure your safety belt to a fixed or stable anchor point.
3. Use secure import and export channels.
4. Do not climb over or step over the guardrails.
5. Keep the workspace tidy.
6. When using a ladder, you must maintain the three-point contact climbing method.
3. The primary electrical appliances used are handheld power tools.
1. If you feel unwell, immediately notify your supervisor.
2. Ensure proper wiring and grounding practices, and require that all electrical equipment used be properly grounded. After the meeting, each department and each workstation shall conduct self-inspections.
3. Before use, make sure that the electrical appliance is in good condition and safe to operate.
4. Prevent overloading of power outlets.
5. Before touching any electrical appliances, you must dry your hands thoroughly.
6. Use appropriate personal protective equipment.
IV. Traffic Management
1. If you feel unwell, immediately notify your supervisor.
2. Use the designated sidewalk.
3. After parking, you must engage the parking brake and place wheel chocks—especially when parking on a slope, be sure to use wheel chocks.
4. You must observe the speed limits at the workplace when driving.
5. Before reversing, you must check your blind spots.
6. Isolate the work area and the roads used by vehicles.
5. Securely load the cargo.
1. If you feel unwell, immediately notify your supervisor.
2. After parking, you must engage the handbrake and place wheel chocks.
3. All support frames must be fully extended on a flat and stable surface.
4. It is prohibited to stand beneath suspended loads. Workshop personnel must pay close attention and never perform any work directly beneath lifting equipment to ensure a safe working distance.
5. The cargo should not exceed the height of the cockpit.
6. Securely tie the goods to the vehicle body.
6. Lifting Operations
1. If you feel unwell, immediately notify your supervisor.
2. Strictly follow the lifting plan and instructions; unauthorized operations and forcing risky work are strictly prohibited.
3. If you notice any issues with any of the equipment, immediately notify your supervisor. Before use, be sure to inspect slings, hooks, chains, and other components for potential safety hazards. If any hazards are found, eliminate them completely before proceeding with the work.
4. Ensure that the extension brackets are fully extended and placed on a firm, level surface.
5. Before lifting, be sure to balance and securely fasten the load.
6. Set up sufficient signage and guardrails around the lifting area, and never suspend loads above any person.
There’s no secret to staying safe—anticipating danger is the most important thing!
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