This online training, closely centered around the theme "Safety, from Awareness to Practice," systematically covered seven core topics, including but not limited to:
1.Basic Knowledge of Safety Management
This section delves into the core elements of safety management, encompassing the safety management framework, risk assessment and control, safety inspection, and monitoring mechanisms. It provides management with scientific and effective tools for safety management.
Basic Principles of Work Safety:
Safety First
Prevention as the Primary Measure
Comprehensive Management
Obligations of Employees in Work Safety:
Obligation to comply with rules and regulations and obey management.
Obligation to correctly wear and use labor protection equipment.
Obligation to receive safety training and acquire work safety skills.
Obligation to promptly report any potential accident hazards or other unsafe factors.
Rights of Employees:
Right to know (information access).
Right to make suggestions, criticisms, and accusations.
Right to refuse work that poses an immediate danger to life or health.
Right to emergency evacuation.
Right to claim compensation.
Right to labor protection equipment.
Right to education and training.
Basic Requirements for Special Operation Personnel:
Must be at least 18 years old with a junior high school education or above.
Must pass a physical examination conducted by a hospital above the county level, with no diseases or physiological defects that hinder the performance of the corresponding special operations.
Must pass both theoretical and practical skill assessments as required for the position.
Must meet other conditions specified for the corresponding special operations.
2.Basic Knowledge of Construction Site
For the engineering and maintenance departments, there was a focused discussion on the layout of construction sites, the erection of temporary facilities, and the use of personal protective equipment, ensuring that construction sites are orderly and risks are controllable.
Safety Inspection Before Commencement and After Completion
Basic Requirements for Electrical Safety
Safety Rules for Walking in Construction Areas
Safety Measures to Prevent Slips and Falls
Comprehensive Prevention Measures for Construction Areas
Safety Rights in Construction Site
Safety Obligations in Construction Site
3.Understanding Safety Warning Signs
Understanding the significance of the four safety colors - red, yellow, blue, and green - which respectively represent prohibition signs, warning signs, mandatory signs, and informational signs. Through interactive teaching methods, employees will be able to swiftly identify various safety warning signs, comprehend their meanings, and respond appropriately, thereby effectively preventing accidents from occurring.
4.Basic Knowledge of Fire Safety
This section reinforces knowledge on fire prevention, classification and suppression, types of fire extinguishers, evacuation and escape techniques, ensuring that every employee becomes a "first responder" in fire safety.
Safety is the prerequisite for enterprise development, and every employee's safety awareness and behavior are the most valuable assets of the company. Noblelift Garage will continue to invest and optimize its safety management system, ensuring the safety and health of every employee, and jointly building a safe and harmonious work environment.
This training is not only a positive response to the Safety Production Month but also another powerful measure by Noblelift Garage towards the long-term development of its safety culture, laying a solid foundation for the company's safe and high-quality development.
