The leaders of the Municipal Emergency Bureau visited Yonglian Spice to carry out comprehensive safety inspections and educational training

Recently, a group of leading experts including Liu Weiyan, the leader of the Municipal Emergency Bureau, Cai Boxian, the director of the Municipal Emergency Command Center, Lin Li, the director of the Municipal Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering Quality and Technology Station, and Xu Damei, a member of the Municipal Fire Rescue Brigade, conducted a comprehensive safety inspection and education guidance at Yonglian Flavor Co., Ltd. This inspection and training focused on key areas such as confined spaces, acidification production, sublimation, and sewage tanks, and put forward specific safety requirements and education and training content for high-altitude and confined space operations. During this period, they further deepened employees' understanding and implementation of safety regulations by citing past real cases and combining relevant digital data.

During the inspection of high-risk areas such as confined spaces, acidification production, sublimation, and sewage tanks, team leader Liu Weiyan carefully examined the safety facilities and operation records on site, and conducted in-depth analysis based on historical accident cases. They mentioned that according to statistical data from the past five years, accidents caused by improper confined space operations have resulted in hundreds of casualties nationwide, with the majority of accidents being caused by toxic gas leaks, hypoxia, or fires. Behind these numbers are countless tragedies and irreparable losses for families.

Director Cai Boxian emphasized the importance of safety operating procedures for high-altitude operations. He cited a recent high-altitude fall accident: at a construction site, a worker accidentally fell from a 10 meter high scaffold while repairing the exterior wall without wearing a safety belt, and unfortunately died. According to relevant data, not wearing a seat belt is one of the main causes of casualties in high-altitude work accidents. In the past three years, there have been dozens of similar high-altitude falling accidents in this city alone, causing multiple casualties. These numbers are shocking and once again remind us of the importance of safety in high-altitude operations.

In terms of working in confined spaces, Station Master Lin Li and staff member Xu Damei provided a detailed explanation of past cases of poisoning accidents in confined spaces. In this case, a worker entered a confined space for work without sufficient ventilation and gas detection, but fell into a coma due to inhaling toxic gases and unfortunately died. According to relevant statistical data, accidents caused by improper operation in confined spaces have resulted in thousands of casualties nationwide in the past decade. These accidents are often caused by the neglect or inadequate safety management of confined space operations by enterprises.

In addition to citing these past real cases and digital data, the leaders of the Municipal Emergency Bureau also provided on-site safety education and training to employees of Yonglian Flavor Co., Ltd. They emphasized the importance of safety operating procedures, personal protective measures, and emergency rescue equipment in high-altitude and confined space operations. At the same time, they also require enterprises to strengthen daily safety inspections and management, and timely discover and rectify existing safety hazards.

Through this comprehensive safety inspection and education training, employees of Yonglian Flavor have deeply realized the extreme importance of safety production, and have expressed their commitment to strictly abide by safety regulations to ensure the continuous and stable improvement of the company's safety production situation. At the same time, the company also stated that it will further strengthen communication and cooperation with emergency management departments, and jointly promote the city's safety production work to a new level.

(Yonglian General Office, 2024.1.4)