2022-12-30 15:24:57
With the development of society, people now have a strong sense ofEquipment relocationThe company's growing demand has facilitated the development of equipment relocation operations. We all know that equipment relocation is a risky operation, so what safety issues should be considered during the entire equipment relocation operation? At the start of relocation, each department should assign a safety officer to conduct daily on-site patrols and promptly correct any unsafe behaviors found.
When disassembling and commissioning equipment in a new factory, construction must strictly follow electrical safety regulations. When the equipment is shut down, a warning sign should be hung to avoid closing, and there are technical measures to prevent accidental power supply. The Equipment Department should provide safety skills briefings to the company's equipment department employees and factory workers.
The commissioning of new factory equipment should meet skill requirements, and operators should receive on-the-job education and practical experience when transferring or changing positions. Cross-operation during equipment relocation should be avoided as much as possible. Work at heights requires wearing safety helmets and safety belts, which must meet requirements (the equipment department must educate operators).
During disassembly and transportation, pipelines and lines should be maintained. When assembling and disassembling the assembly equipment, remove joints, bolts, nuts, locating pins, etc. It should be twisted back and stabbed in place to avoid disorder and discarding. To ensure relative safety, select suitable disassembly and starting parts, and do not replace them arbitrarily.
During lifting and unloading, the equipment should not be impacted. Select suitable lifting points for slow lifting and light relocation. Contact between the wire rope and the equipment should be maintained. Equipment relocation strictly follows fire prevention regulations. When open flames are required, fire prevention measures must be in place, and designated personnel should be assigned for supervision. Open flames are prohibited near flammable and explosive materials.
When relocating equipment, priority must be given to personnel safety, and operations must be completed only after ensuring personnel safety.
