Pay attention to the wearing of safety products

1. Wear high-heeled shoes, sandals or slippers at the production site; wear hard-soled shoes in high places, and do not wear insulated shoes for electrical work;
2. Wear vests, shorts, skirts, loose blouses, headscarves, scarves or plackets, shirtless, barefoot, and other unsafe attire at the production site;
3. Long hair over the neck, hair or hair, not wearing a cap or putting the hair in the cap into the production site;
4. Wear gloves or unfastened cuffs to operate the rotary machine;
5. No goggles or face mask when particles are splashed during work;
6. Wear chemical fiber clothing operations in flammable, explosive, open flame, high temperature and other workplaces;
7. Hard helmets are not worn when working at heights or when crossing under falling objects;
8. Failure to use seat belts or take reliable safety measures when operating at heights;
9. Poisonous and harmful work not wearing protective masks or earplugs as required;
10. The qualified insulation tools are not used when the high voltage drop safety switch or isolation barrier is energized;
11. Class I hand-held power tools are not equipped with leakage protectors; Class III hand-held power tools are not used during maintenance in wet sealed containers; (Hand-held power tools are classified into Class I, II, and III according to insulation, using different categories. The hand-held power tools have different safety requirements. Class II has a clear "back" sign on its shell, class III uses a working voltage of 42 volts, if there is no apparent "return" sign on the shell, The use of a voltage greater than 42 volts is Class I. Use Class I hand-held power tools with insulated gloves, insulated shoes, or standing on insulating mats. The power supply circuit should be equipped with a leakage protector. The metal housing of the power tool should be grounded or Zero protection. Type II and III hand-held power tools can be used directly without having to take the above measures.)
12. Special operators do not wear labor protection products as required (for example, electricians and electric welders do not wear labor protection products as required).