Correct use of labor protection equipment
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Labor protection equipment refers to the protective equipment that workers are equipped with to avoid or reduce personal injuries and occupational hazards during the production process. . The correct use of labor protection equipment is an important measure to ensure the personal safety and health of employees. To this end, the following points should be noted:
1. Production and business units should establish and improve the management system for labor protection supplies. It is necessary to strengthen the management of the purchase, acceptance, storage, distribution, renewal, and scrapping of labor protection supplies, and supervise and educate employees to wear and use them in accordance with the usage requirements.
2. The protective equipment provided must comply with national standards or industry standards. No currency or other items may be substituted for labor protection equipment, nor may products that have expired or be of poor quality be purchased or used to ensure that protective equipment can exert its unique effectiveness in emergencies.
3. When wearing and using labor protection equipment, the following situations must be prevented:
(1) Personnel engaged in high-altitude operations , falling without fastening the seat belt.
(2) Electric shock may occur if you are engaged in electrical work (or holding power tools) without wearing insulated shoes.
(3) Failure to wear work clothes as required in the workshop or construction site, wearing skirts or casual clothes; or wearing work clothes but not neatly, with the front open, untied cuffs, etc., causing mechanical entanglement.
(4) Long hair is not wrapped into the work cap, causing the long hair to be entangled in the machine.
(5) Wearing gloves incorrectly. Some should be worn or not, causing burns, punctures and other injuries to the hands. Some wear them when they shouldn’t, causing injury accidents in which the gloves are rolled up and carried into the hands, or even into the arms.
(6) Failure to wear appropriate goggles and masks in time may cause the face and eyes to be injured or burned by splashes, or stimulated by strong light, causing visual damage.
(7) Wearing a safety helmet incorrectly. Injury accidents occur when objects fall or the head is hit.
(8) Failure to wear protective leather shoes in the workplace as required, causing foot injuries.
(9) Failure to correctly select and use various types of masks and masks, and inability to skillfully use anti-virus protective products, causing poisoning injuries.
In other places that require protection, such as noise, vibration, radiation, etc., you must also wear and use labor protection equipment correctly to protect your personal safety and health.
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