Factory Safety Production Management Standards

## Factory Safety Management Standards Safety is the foundation for the sustainable development of processing enterprises. Establishing a robust safety management system is not only a legal requirement but also a demonstration of responsibility toward employee lives. ### 1. Safety Organizational Structure - Establish a Safety Production Leadership Group, with the Plant Manager as Chairperson - Assign full-time or part-time safety officers - Designate safety personnel in each workshop team - Clearly define safety responsibilities at all levels ### 2. Safety Education and Training **New Employee Three-Level Training: ** - Company Level: Safety regulations, corporate policies, accident case studies - Workshop Level: Process flows, hazard identification, emergency measures - Team Level: Job operating procedures, use of personal protective equipment (PPE) **On-the-Job Training: ** - Conduct mandatory全员 safety training at least once annually - Special operation personnel must hold valid certifications and undergo regular re-evaluation - Provide specialized training before introducing new processes or equipment ### 3. On-Site Safety Management **Personal Protection: ** - Wear work uniforms and safety shoes when entering workshops - Do not wear gloves or allow long hair to be exposed when operating rotating machinery - Use protective face shields and gloves during welding operations - Wear earplugs or earmuffs in high-noise areas **Equipment Safety: ** - Ensure all safety guards and devices on equipment are intact and functional - Strictly follow equipment operating procedures - Perform regular maintenance and keep detailed records - Schedule periodic inspections and testing for special equipment **Fire Safety: ** - Keep fire exits and escape routes clear and unobstructed - Regularly inspect and maintain fire extinguishers - Store flammable and explosive materials in designated areas - Conduct fire drills at least once every six months ### 4. Hazard Identification and Rectification - Conduct pre-shift safety checks daily - Perform weekly safety inspections in workshops - Carry out comprehensive factory-wide safety inspections monthly - Log identified hazards and enforce deadline-driven rectification - Suspend operations for major hazards until remediation is verified and approved ### 5. Emergency Response - Develop comprehensive and specialized emergency response plans - Stockpile emergency rescue supplies and equipment - Conduct regular emergency drills - Report and handle accidents according to regulatory requirements There is no finish line in safety production—only continuous improvement. Every employee is the primary responsible person for workplace safety.