Safety Training Content and Standards for High-Altitude Work Construction Personnel

The company has studied the "Safety Production Law" and "Regulations for the Management of High-Altitude Work," among other laws and regulations, to clarify the responsibilities and obligations of the work.

Proficient in industry standards such as "Grade of High-Work Operation" and "Safety Technical Code for High-Work Operation in Construction," understanding protective requirements for different work levels.

Risk Identification: Analysis of risk points including falls, electrical shocks, object impact, and harsh environmental conditions.

‌Equipment Knowledge: Proper usage and inspection standards for safety ropes, harnesses, hoists, and scaffolding‌.

‌Safety Measures‌

Establish cautionary zones, utilize fall protection nets, implement tool anti-fall measures, etc.

Special protective requirements for working at the edge, openings, and climbing scenarios.

Proper Use of Personal Protective Equipment: Wear full-body safety harnesses (following the "high-hanging, low-using" principle), safety helmets, anti-slip shoes, and more.

‌Equipment Operation‌

Scaffold erection and inspection.

Operation procedures and stability checks for suspended baskets and elevated work platforms.

Emergency Response Drills: Simulated Rescues for Accidents like Falls and Electric Shock

Pre-job Preparation

Convene a pre-shift safety meeting to identify potential hazards and establish control measures.

On-site environmental survey (such as load-bearing structure, electrical line isolation, etc.).

‌On-the-job Supervision: Assign dedicated supervisors to ensure clear warning signs and standardized storage of tools._

Establish emergency response procedures for high-altitude falls and object impacts.

CPR training and first aid skills such as止血 and bandaging‌