Safety means responsibility, not only for oneself and family, but also for employees, enterprises and society.
The siren of every accident is heart-wrenching, and every tragic accident has left indelible pain in the hearts of relatives, and safety in production is involved.
Moving. When my family's advice to "pay attention to safety" rings in my ears, I can feel the responsibility of Mount Tai on my shoulders.
I still remember the day I first came to United Copper to report, and all the preparations started with safety training. The safety and environmental protection department leader who gave us training.
The guide talked about several major safety accidents since the establishment of the factory. It expounded the experience of our company and the significant achievements made in safety production.
Finally, the content of the safety production rules and regulations of the workshop was emphasized, and we new recruits who had just entered the factory played a "prevention".
needle", reminds us, warns us, protects us. I think it's because of our responsibility that we can accumulate from the ever-changing security issues.
Tired progressive experience. These seemingly cumbersome, harsh, and impersonal system terms are not a manifestation of the company's responsibility to employees?
Aren't these important measures to protect the lives of employees the greatest care for employees?
Safety is also an attitude. Among many enterprises, the factory is recognized as a high-risk area, and as a factory employee, it is more important to put safety first.
In the first place. "Safety first, prevention first, comprehensive management", this is our attitude. Don't forget the past, the teacher of the future, it can be said that all safety regulations are a blood book, which is exchanged for the lesson of blood, and even life.
The cost of life is written. We need to keep in mind that we don't have to verify it ourselves again, and we can't make the same mistakes. We have to rely on the implementation of the systems
As the basis for our safety work. The lesson of blood teaches us that whoever compromises on security will pay the price.