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Equipment relocationBefore that, the person in charge of the relocation team will implement and study this countermeasure with all relocation workers.

All relocation workers must wear safety helmets, work uniforms, rubber gloves, and other protective equipment.

Before equipment relocation, the site should be leveled and required to accommodate the piling of relocated equipment.

Before relocation, inspect and repair the moving machinery and assembly and cutting machines, ensuring all system software is running normally, and handle any issues properly.

Prepare all the raw materials, spare parts, and specialized tools needed for relocation.

All personnel involved in the relocation must strictly comply with relevant safety operating procedures.

Use (φ18.5) galvanized steel wire rope for lifting and (φ8) galvanized steel wire rope or #8 galvanized iron wire for bundling.

Equipment relocationBefore work, the natural working environment, lifting tools, and protective equipment safety and stability must be inspected, and any issues found must be properly addressed.

Before trial lifting of raw materials for scattered equipment, bundles should be tied and securely consolidated. Ropes should be hooked to the loading machine for hollow reinforcement.

Before testing the equipment, wait for the conductor's signal; operators must leave under the hanger and stop standing within a 5-meter area up and down.

During the trial lift, the cutting machine gradually raises to tighten the rope, and the relative height of the lifting must not exceed 1m.

All workers were required to stop those skilled at touching the already suspended galvanized steel wire ropes and hangers.

During hoisting, the commander, hook operator, and driver must stay focused and coordinate with each other to ensure the safety of people, objects, and machinery, and then lift can proceed.

If the dedicated safety officer discovers that the center of gravity is offset or connected to other items, the lifting must be terminated and resolved immediately. Once safety and reliability are confirmed, the relocation can proceed.

At each relocation, the dedicated safety officer must monitor the operation of the loading and cutting machine and immediately report any issues to the commander for proper handling.

When unloading equipment and items, wait until the cutting machine stops and the object is stabilized before releasing the floor-mounted rope and disassembling and disassembling the rope.

When carrying materials with more than two people, leave enough clearance to prevent injuries caused by small spacing.

When carrying materials, one must act within one's strength; heavy or long items require two people to work together to move them.

When two or more people work together to carry materials, they must follow the commander's unified dynamic commands and exert force at the same time. Stop situations of weak strength, fatigue, or slack effort.

After relocating equipment to a designated location, handle it with care. Avoid sudden throwing or breaking to prevent material from bouncing and causing injury.

Equipment and items relocated to specific addresses should take up less road space, stack neatly, and look neat.