Carry out standardization of work safety and strive to become a Level-3 compliant enterprise.
Release Date:
2014-01-02 22:58
To actively implement the spirit of the State Council Work Safety Committee’s Notice on Deepening the Standardization of Enterprise Work Safety, and in line with the company’s long-term development goals, Shandong Company has decided to launch work on standardizing work safety starting in December, aiming to achieve national Level‑3 safety compliance. This initiative has been designated as a key priority for the near term. To ensure the company successfully passes the safety‑standardization assessment, it has entered into a technical consulting and guidance agreement with Jinan Yuanneng Information Consulting Co., Ltd. to carry out preliminary inspections and provide expert guidance.
On December 2–3, a five-member advisory expert team visited our company to conduct a consultation. The assessment focused on the company’s current production and operations site, evaluating compliance with relevant standards across five key areas: (1) basic management; (2) flammable and explosive facilities; (3) mechanical equipment; (4) electrical installations; and (5) working environment and occupational health. Our company assigned dedicated personnel to provide one‑on‑one support throughout the experts’ guidance. Over the course of two days, the team identified numerous areas requiring corrective action—ranging from minor issues to more serious concerns. In response, the company has been proactively implementing measures to address these findings. Notably, the Manufacturing Department has adopted a prioritized approach, tackling easier items first before moving on to more complex ones, all while ensuring that normal production schedules remain unaffected. At present, all remedial work is ongoing.
To make the most of this rare training opportunity, the company has specially invited five experts to conduct safety‑production training for workshop employees. Drawing on real‑world accident cases, the experts delivered presentations that left a lasting impression and served as valuable lessons. Through this training, employees were able to compare their own job duties with relevant standards, proactively identify potential safety hazards in their work environment, recognize sources of danger, and propose improvement measures. They also gained a clear understanding of proper procedures for handling emergencies and the implementation of emergency response plans, resulting in a significant enhancement of their safety awareness.
According to the company’s plan, the work to achieve and rectify compliance with safety production standards will be completed by the end of February 2014, with efforts underway to pass the Level‑3 safety compliance inspection in March. Moving forward, we will institutionalize this initiative, pursue continuous improvement, and strengthen and refine the standardization of our enterprise’s safety production system. On this foundation, we will strive toward the goal of becoming a national first‑class enterprise.
The photo shows the safety training session.
The photo shows the safety training session.
The photo shows the expert panel engaging in discussions with the company’s leadership.
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