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This document provides detailed guidance on occupational safety in the production of fingerprint time attendance machines, helping workers understand the regulations and accident prevention measures. With information from experts, this document not only ensures safety but also improves production efficiency, protects worker health, and enhances safety awareness in the workplace.

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PART I: CURRENT STATE OF SAFETY IN FINGERPRINT TIME ATTENDANCE MACHINE MANUFACTURING PLANTS

I. General Situation

The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs informs sectors and localities of the occupational accident situation in the first 6 months of 2024 and outlines key solutions to proactively prevent incidents and accidents in the last 6 months of 2024. According to reports from 61 out of 63 centrally governed provinces and cities, in the first 6 months of 2024, there were a total of 3,201 occupational accidents nationwide (a decrease of 227 cases, equivalent to 7.09% compared to the same period in 2023), resulting in 3,065 victims (a decrease of 197 people, equivalent to 6.04% compared to the first 6 months of 2023), including both employees under labor contracts and those working without labor contracts. Specifically:

Number of fatal occupational accidents: 320 cases, a decrease of 25 cases (7.25%) compared to the first 6 months of 2023 (including 245 cases in areas with labor relations, a decrease of 28 cases or 10.3%; and 75 cases in areas without labor contracts, an increase of 3 cases or 4.2% compared to the first 6 months of 2023);
Number of deaths due to occupational accidents: 346 people, a decrease of 7 people or 1.98% compared to the same period in 2023 (including 268 in areas with labor relations, a decrease of 13 people or 4.63%; and 78 in areas without labor contracts, an increase of 6 people or 8.33%).
Number of people seriously injured: 810 people, an increase of 26 people or 3.32% compared to the first 6 months of 2023 (including 710 in areas with labor relations, a decrease of 5 people or 0.7%; and 100 in areas without labor contracts, an increase of 31 people or 44.92%).

Download the PDF file Occupational Accident Report – First 6 Months of 2024 issued by the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.

The occupational accident situation in the first 6 months of 2024 in both sectors with and without labor relations saw a decrease in the number of deaths and fatal accidents compared to the same period in 2023.

II. Some occupational accidents in fingerprint time attendance machine manufacturing plants

1. Accidents due to unsafe equipment

One of the notable accidents at a fingerprint time attendance machine manufacturing plant was due to equipment that was not regularly maintained. A worker was seriously injured when a stamping machine malfunctioned, causing a strong pressing force on his hand. The subsequent investigation revealed that the equipment had been faulty for some time but had not been inspected and repaired in a timely manner. This accident highlighted the importance of equipment maintenance and the implementation of regular safety inspection procedures.

2. Accidents due to lack of personal protective equipment

In another case, a worker was burned by chemicals while working with a component cleaning solution without proper protective equipment. Due to not being fully equipped with gloves and safety glasses, this worker came into direct contact with the corrosive chemical, causing severe burns to his hands and eyes. This incident shows the necessity of providing and using personal protective equipment correctly in high-risk work environments.

3. Accidents due to violation of occupational safety procedures

Another serious accident occurred when a group of workers did not follow the correct occupational safety procedures. During the transportation of a heavy shipment, they did not use the lifting equipment correctly and did not take basic safety measures such as using safety harnesses or working in teams. As a result, one of the workers was hit by the falling shipment, causing serious injuries. After the accident, the plant had to improve its work procedures and strengthen safety training for workers.

4. Accidents due to unsafe working conditions

In addition to accidents related to equipment and procedures, there were also accidents that occurred due to unsafe working conditions. For example, a plant was heavily fined after a worker was electrocuted due to an unsafely installed electrical system. This facility had not complied with the regulations on insulating electrical wires and had no measures to protect against the risk of electric shock. After the incident, the plant was forced to upgrade its electrical system and retrain its employees on electrical safety.

5. Accidents due to lack of training and guidance

Another accident occurred when a new worker was not fully trained on how to use the machinery and equipment. During work, he accidentally activated an industrial cutting machine, causing serious injuries to himself. This incident highlights the importance of thorough training and guidance for workers, especially those who are new to working in a factory environment.

Occupational accidents in fingerprint time attendance machine manufacturing plants not only cause damage to the health and life of workers but also have a major impact on the production operations and reputation of the business. Complying with occupational safety regulations, regular equipment maintenance, providing full protective equipment, and providing thorough training for workers are necessary measures to minimize the risk of occupational accidents. The plant needs to have strict and timely measures to ensure a safe and effective working environment for all employees.

PART II: OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH WHEN WORKING IN A FINGERPRINT TIME ATTENDANCE MACHINE MANUFACTURING PLANT

I. Occupational safety and health for electronic circuit production staff

1. Characteristics of electronic circuit production work

The characteristics of electronic circuit production work is an important stage in the process of producing fingerprint time attendance machines. This work begins with the printed circuit board (PCB) design stage, where engineers use specialized software to create printed circuits that are suitable for the product design. This process requires high precision to ensure that the electronic circuit operates stably and efficiently.

Next, the component assembly stage is carried out by automatic machinery. Electronic components are mounted on the printed circuit with absolute precision, which helps to save time and ensure quality. This process requires strict control to ensure that the components are mounted in the correct position and correctly, contributing to improving the efficiency of the product.

Finally, the soldering and inspection process ensures that all components are securely attached and correctly connected on the printed circuit. This stage not only includes soldering the components but also includes quality inspection of the electronic circuit to detect and promptly correct any technical errors. This strict inspection process ensures that the final product fully meets the quality and safety standards before being shipped.

2. Types of occupational accidents in the electronic circuit production process

The types of occupational accidents in the electronic circuit production process are diverse and can occur at any stage. In the printed circuit board (PCB) design stage, the main risk comes from working continuously with a computer, which can cause eye strain and carpal tunnel syndrome. This requires engineers to comply with regulations on working time and rest to minimize health problems.

In the component assembly stage, common accidents include injuries from automatic machinery or contact with sharp components. The use of automatic machinery requires caution and strict adherence to occupational safety rules to avoid unwanted accidents. Employees need to be fully equipped with personal protective equipment and be thoroughly trained on how to use the machinery safely.

The soldering and inspection stage also poses many risks. Contact with high temperatures and soldering chemicals can cause burns or poisoning. To ensure safety, workers need to use personal protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves, safety glasses, and follow strict safety procedures. The quality inspection of the electronic circuit must also be carried out carefully to promptly detect technical errors, avoiding incidents during the use of the product.

3. Causes of occupational accidents when producing electronic circuits

The causes of occupational accidents when producing electronic circuits are diverse and can stem from many different factors. One of the main causes is the lack of concentration and fatigue of employees when working in an environment that requires high precision. Working continuously with a computer in the printed circuit board (PCB) design stage can cause stress and reduce the ability to concentrate, leading to errors and accidents.

In addition, technical and technological factors also play an important role. Automatic machinery in the component assembly process, if not regularly maintained and inspected, can malfunction and cause accidents for workers. The incorrect use or lack of knowledge about the operation of machinery also increases the risk of accidents. This requires businesses to invest in training and improving the skills of their employees.

Inadequate working conditions and protective measures are another important cause. In the soldering and inspection stage, contact with high temperatures and chemicals without appropriate protective equipment can lead to burns and poisoning. Failure to comply with occupational safety procedures or a lack of protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses also increases the risk of accidents. To minimize the risk, there need to be strict safety measures and a standard working environment.

4. Preventive measures for occupational accidents when producing electronic circuits

Preventive measures for occupational accidents when producing electronic circuits play a key role in ensuring the health and safety of workers. First, businesses need to organize regular occupational safety training programs, helping employees to master safe work procedures and how to use personal protective equipment. These training courses not only raise awareness but also provide the necessary skills to minimize the risk of accidents in the workplace.

In addition, regular maintenance and inspection of automatic machinery in the component assembly process is also very important. Regular maintenance helps to ensure that the machinery operates stably and safely, thereby minimizing technical incidents that could be dangerous. Businesses need to establish clear maintenance procedures and train employees on how to detect and handle technical problems.

5. Occupational safety regulations when producing electronic circuits

Occupational safety regulations when producing electronic circuits play an important role in protecting the health and safety of workers. First of all, these regulations require all employees involved in the production process to complete occupational safety training courses. These training courses provide basic knowledge and skills necessary to work safely, from using personal protective equipment to handling emergency situations.

During the component assembly process, safety regulations require that automatic machinery be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure stable operation. Machine operators need to be thoroughly trained on how to use and maintain the equipment, and must also follow the established safe work procedures. This helps to minimize the risk of accidents due to technical failures or machine incidents.

In the soldering and inspection stage, occupational safety regulations require workers to use appropriate protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves, safety glasses, and respirators. In addition, the working environment needs to be controlled to ensure it is well-ventilated and safe, especially when handling soldering chemicals. These strict regulations not only protect the health of workers but also ensure the quality and performance of the final product.

6. Handling of emergency occupational accidents when producing electronic circuits

Handling of emergency occupational accidents when producing electronic circuits requires speed and accuracy to minimize the consequences. When an accident occurs, the first step is to immediately stop all related activities and ensure the safety of the surrounding area. Employees need to quickly assess the severity of the accident and notify the occupational safety department or the person in charge.

Next, it is very important to provide first aid to the victim. If the accident is related to electric shock, it is necessary to cut off the power immediately before approaching the victim. If burned by soldering, cool the burned area with clean water and bandage it lightly. In case of chemical contact, wash the affected area with plenty of water. Employees need to be trained in basic first aid skills to be able to respond effectively in an emergency.

After initial first aid, the victim needs to be taken to the nearest medical facility for further examination and treatment. In the meantime, it is necessary to record the details of the accident to report and analyze the cause, in order to take more effective preventive measures in the future. Timely and accurate handling not only helps to minimize losses but also creates trust and protects the health of workers in the production environment.

II. Occupational safety and health for employees who attach circuit boards to the machine casing

1. Characteristics of the work of attaching circuit boards to the machine casing

The characteristics of the work of attaching circuit boards to the machine casing require a high degree of meticulousness and precision to ensure that the electrical circuits operate effectively and safely. First, the completed circuit boards must be thoroughly inspected to ensure there are no technical errors or damage. This helps to ensure that the process of attaching the circuit to the machine casing goes smoothly and without any subsequent obstacles.

When attaching the circuit board to the machine casing, workers need to use specialized tools to securely fix the circuit board in the casing. This requires care to avoid damaging the circuit board or causing loose connections, which could lead to incidents during operation. The skills and experience of the worker play an important role in ensuring that the circuit board is attached correctly and safely.

Finally, after attaching the circuit board to the machine casing, a final inspection is essential. Workers need to carefully check the connections, ensuring that no cables or components are pinched or misplaced. This ensures that all parts are functioning correctly and that the final product is of the highest quality. This not only protects the product but also ensures the safety of the user during operation.

2. Types of occupational accidents in the process of attaching circuit boards to the machine casing

The types of occupational accidents in the process of attaching circuit boards to the machine casing can occur for various reasons, affecting the health and safety of workers. One of the common accidents is mechanical injury, such as pinching a finger or being cut by the sharp edges of the machine casing. Handling metal parts and specialized tools requires care and skill to avoid these accidents.

In addition, the risk of electric shock is always present when working with electrical circuits. If safety procedures are not followed correctly, direct contact with electronic components can lead to electric shock, which is life-threatening. This is especially dangerous when the circuit board has not been thoroughly inspected or is faulty. Therefore, employees need to use insulated tools and personal protective equipment to ensure safety.

Exposure to chemicals and hazardous materials in the production process can also cause health problems. The chemicals used in cleaning and maintaining the circuit board can cause skin or respiratory irritation if not handled correctly. Workers need to be knowledgeable about chemical safety and use full protective equipment such as gloves and masks. These measures help to minimize risks and protect the health of workers in the workplace.

3. Causes of occupational accidents when attaching circuit boards to the machine casing

The causes of occupational accidents when attaching circuit boards to the machine casing often stem from a variety of factors, affecting both the work process and the health of the workers. One of the main causes is a lack of concentration and fatigue. When working for a long time without enough rest, workers are prone to making mistakes and losing their vigilance, leading to unwanted accidents such as pinching a finger or cutting themselves on the sharp edges of the machine casing.

In addition, failure to comply with occupational safety procedures is also an important cause. Employees may ignore or not perform basic safety steps correctly, such as not using insulated tools or personal protective equipment. This is especially dangerous when working with high-voltage electrical circuits, which can easily lead to electric shock or explosion. A lack of knowledge and skills about occupational safety often leads to serious accidents.

Technical factors and equipment that do not meet quality standards also contribute to accidents. Machinery and tools that are not regularly maintained can break down and be dangerous during use. Circuit boards that are not thoroughly inspected before being attached to the machine casing can also easily lead to technical problems, which are dangerous for workers. To minimize this risk, there needs to be regular inspection and maintenance of all equipment and tools.

4. Preventive measures for occupational accidents when attaching circuit boards to the machine casing

Preventive measures for occupational accidents when attaching circuit boards to the machine casing include many important strategies to protect the health and safety of workers. First of all, regular training and education on occupational safety is necessary. Employees need to be given detailed instructions on safe work procedures, how to use personal protective equipment, and basic first aid measures. This helps them to be clearly aware of potential risks and how to handle them effectively.

In addition, occupational environmental monitoring plays an important role in ensuring safety. Regular inspection and monitoring of the working environment helps to promptly detect hazardous factors such as temperature, humidity, noise, and hazardous chemicals. The results of this monitoring provide the necessary information for the business to take measures to improve the working environment, thereby minimizing the risk of occupational accidents.

Regular maintenance and inspection of equipment is an indispensable measure. Ensure that all tools and machinery used in the process of attaching circuit boards to the machine casing are in good working order and safe. Any equipment that shows signs of damage or is not safe should be repaired or replaced immediately. Combining these measures will create a safe and effective working environment, helping to protect workers from unwanted accidents.

5. Occupational safety regulations when attaching circuit boards to the machine casing

Occupational safety regulations when attaching circuit boards to the machine casing are aimed at ensuring the safety and health of workers during the work process. First of all, all employees must complete occupational safety training courses, which helps them to master safe work procedures and how to use personal protective equipment. This includes the correct use of insulated tools and compliance with basic safety steps when working with electrical circuits.

In addition, the working environment needs to be maintained and strictly controlled. The regulations require a good ventilation system and measures to control temperature and humidity to create a comfortable and safe working environment. In addition, the chemicals used in the work process need to be strictly managed and stored correctly to avoid the risk of exposure that is harmful to health.

6. Handling of emergency occupational accidents when attaching circuit boards to the machine casing

Handling of emergency occupational accidents when attaching circuit boards to the machine casing requires speed and accuracy to minimize damage. When an accident occurs, the first step is to immediately stop all related activities and ensure the safety of the surrounding area. Employees must quickly assess the severity of the accident and report it to the occupational safety department or the person in charge.

Next, providing first aid to the victim is an important step. If the accident is related to electric shock, it is necessary to cut off the power before approaching the victim to avoid the risk of further electric shock. In case of injury from sharp tools or burns from contact with high temperatures, employees need to take basic first aid measures such as bandaging the wound or cooling the burned area. This needs to be done quickly to minimize injury and prevent complications.

After initial first aid, the victim needs to be taken to the nearest medical facility for further examination and treatment. In the meantime, it is necessary to collect detailed information about the accident to report and analyze the cause, in order to take more effective preventive measures in the future. Timely and accurate handling not only helps to minimize the consequences but also strengthens safety and trust in the working environment.

III. Occupational safety and health for employees who install mechanical parts

1. Characteristics of the work of installing mechanical parts

The characteristics of the work of installing mechanical parts include attaching important components such as the screen, buttons, and fingerprint sensor to the device. This process requires a high degree of meticulousness and precision, as each part needs to be placed in the correct position and securely connected to ensure effective operation. Workers must use specialized tools and follow the established technical procedures.

While installing the screen, it is necessary to pay attention to aligning it in the correct position and connecting the cables accurately to ensure a clear and stable image signal. This work requires care to avoid damaging the screen or causing technical errors. In addition, the attachment of the buttons and fingerprint sensor also needs to be done meticulously to ensure they are sensitive and accurate.

Finally, after installing the mechanical parts, it is necessary to conduct a general inspection to ensure that all connections are correct and all parts are functioning correctly. This includes testing the functionality of the screen, buttons, and fingerprint sensor in a real-world environment. The inspection stage helps to detect errors early and ensures that the finished product is of high quality before being shipped.

2. Types of occupational accidents in the process of installing mechanical parts

The types of occupational accidents in the process of installing mechanical parts such as the screen, buttons, and fingerprint sensor can stem from many different causes, causing serious consequences for workers. One of the common accidents is mechanical injury, including cuts to the hand from the sharp edges of components or tools. The installation of the screen and small parts requires a high degree of care and precision, otherwise it is easy to lead to small but dangerous injuries.

In addition, the risk of electric shock is also a constant threat. In the process of connecting the cables and electrical circuits of the screen, buttons, and fingerprint sensor, if the correct safety procedures are not followed, workers can come into direct contact with the electric current, causing electric shock. The incorrect use of insulated tools and personal protective equipment is the main cause of these types of accidents.

Working in an incorrect posture or in an unsafe working environment can also cause long-term health problems, such as back pain, neck strain, and eye strain. These factors are often overlooked but have a major impact on labor productivity and the health of employees. Therefore, it is very important to comply with occupational safety regulations and ensure a comfortable and safe working environment.

3. Causes of occupational accidents when installing mechanical parts

The causes of occupational accidents when installing mechanical parts such as the screen, buttons, and fingerprint sensor often stem from a variety of factors. One of the main causes is a lack of knowledge and professional skills. When employees are not fully trained on the installation process and occupational safety, they are prone to making mistakes in the work process, leading to unwanted accidents such as cuts or electric shock.

In addition, failure to comply with occupational safety regulations is also an important factor. Employees may ignore or not perform basic safety steps correctly, such as not using insulated tools or personal protective equipment. This is especially dangerous when working with sensitive electronic components, where a small mistake can have serious consequences.

Poor quality equipment and tools also contribute to accidents. Machinery and tools that are not regularly maintained can break down and be dangerous during use. Mechanical parts that are not thoroughly inspected before installation can also easily lead to technical problems. To minimize this risk, there needs to be regular inspection and maintenance of all equipment and tools, and at the same time, ensure that employees are fully equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills.

4. Preventive measures for occupational accidents when installing mechanical parts

Preventive measures for occupational accidents when installing mechanical parts such as the screen, buttons, and fingerprint sensor require attention to many different factors. First of all, it is very necessary to train and educate employees on occupational safety. Employees need to be provided with knowledge about safe installation procedures, how to properly use tools and personal protective equipment. This helps them to be clearly aware of potential risks and how to handle them effectively.

In addition, the working environment needs to be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure safety. The equipment and tools used in the installation process must be regularly maintained and inspected to ensure stable and safe operation. Creating a neat, well-ventilated, and safe working environment will minimize the risk of accidents due to faulty equipment or substandard working conditions.

5. Occupational safety regulations when installing mechanical parts

Take tests at occupational safety centers for the purpose of obtaining an occupational safety certificate. From there, workers will have a clear understanding of safety knowledge as well as valid certification for employment.

Occupational safety regulations when installing mechanical parts such as the screen, buttons, and fingerprint sensor are aimed at ensuring the health and safety of workers throughout the work process. First of all, all employees involved in the installation process must be fully trained on occupational safety procedures and how to use personal protective equipment. This includes wearing proper protective clothing, using safety glasses, gloves, and insulated tools to protect against mechanical and electrical hazards.

In addition, the working environment must be kept safe and clean. The regulations require that the work area be neatly arranged, with no obstructions or hazards. The machinery and tools used in the installation process need to be regularly maintained and inspected to ensure they are working correctly and do not pose a danger to workers. Furthermore, the ventilation and lighting system must be up to standard to create the best working conditions for employees.

6. Handling of emergency occupational accidents when installing mechanical parts

Handling of emergency occupational accidents when installing mechanical parts such as the screen, buttons, and fingerprint sensor requires speed and efficiency to minimize damage. When an accident occurs, the first thing to do is to immediately stop all related activities and move the victim out of the dangerous area. Employees must quickly report the situation to the occupational safety department or the person in charge to receive timely assistance.

Next, it is very important to provide first aid to the victim. In case the victim is cut or injured by the sharp edges of the components, it is necessary to take basic first aid measures such as washing the wound with clean water and bandaging it to stop the bleeding. If the accident is related to electric shock, it is necessary to cut off the power before approaching the victim to ensure the safety of the rescuer. Proper and timely first aid helps to stabilize the victim’s condition before professional medical intervention.

Finally, after first aid, the victim needs to be taken to the nearest medical facility for timely examination and treatment. In the meantime, it is necessary to collect detailed information about the accident to report and analyze the cause of the incident. This helps the business to improve its safety measures and prevent similar accidents in the future. Timely and accurate handling not only helps to minimize the consequences but also strengthens safety and reliability in the working environment.

IV. Occupational safety and health for quality inspection staff

1. Characteristics of quality inspection work

The characteristics of quality inspection work require a high degree of meticulousness and precision to ensure that the product works well and is safe for the user. First, functional testing is a basic but important step, which includes checking all the functions of the machine such as fingerprint scanning, the display screen, and network connection. This process helps to identify any technical errors or flaws in the software and hardware, ensuring that the product meets the technical requirements correctly.

Next, the product’s durability is tested by testing the product in harsh conditions such as high temperature, humidity, and vibration. These tests are to assess the product’s endurance and reliability in different situations that the user may encounter. The durability test ensures that the product will operate stably and for a long time, minimizing the risk of failure during use.

2. Types of occupational accidents in the quality inspection process

The types of occupational accidents in the quality inspection process can stem from a variety of causes, affecting the health and safety of workers. One of the common accidents is electric shock, which occurs when employees come into contact with electronic components or electrical systems that have not been safely isolated. Failure to follow electrical safety procedures or incorrect use of protective equipment are the main causes of this situation.

In addition, mechanical injuries are also a potential hazard. When testing the product’s durability in harsh conditions such as high temperature, humidity, or strong vibration, employees can be injured by machine parts or flying debris. To minimize this risk, it is necessary to use personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and heat-resistant clothing.

Finally, long-term health problems can also arise from working in a quality inspection environment. Employees may experience respiratory problems from exposure to chemicals, dust, or fumes. In addition, working continuously with high-tech equipment can cause eye strain and vision problems. To protect the health of employees, it is necessary to maintain a well-ventilated, clean working environment and to implement chemical safety control measures.

3. Causes of occupational accidents when checking quality

The causes of occupational accidents when checking quality often stem from a variety of factors, affecting the health and safety of employees. One of the main causes is a lack of knowledge and professional skills. Employees who are not fully trained on safe inspection procedures or who use equipment incorrectly can lead to dangerous mistakes, such as electric shock when checking the functions of the machine.

In addition, failure to comply with occupational safety regulations is another important cause. During the durability test, employees may ignore or not perform the necessary safety measures correctly, such as not using personal protective equipment or not following safe work procedures. This can lead to mechanical injuries when working with machinery or harsh conditions.

Substandard working conditions also contribute to accidents. A lack of appropriate protective equipment, a working environment that is not kept clean and well-ventilated can cause health problems such as respiratory problems and eye strain. Failure to regularly inspect and maintain quality inspection equipment also increases the risk of accidents due to equipment failure. To minimize these risks, comprehensive occupational safety measures must be implemented and safety regulations must be strictly followed.

4. Preventive measures for occupational accidents when checking quality

Complete the occupational safety training course to be issued an occupational safety card by the occupational safety training center to complete your work records as required.

Preventive measures for occupational accidents when checking quality require attention to both the work process and the environmental conditions. First of all, it is very necessary to train and educate employees on occupational safety. Employees need to be fully knowledgeable about safe inspection procedures, how to use personal protective equipment, and how to handle emergency situations. This helps them to be clearly aware of potential risks and how to handle them effectively.

In addition, the working environment must be kept safe and clean. The equipment and tools used in the inspection process need to be regularly maintained and inspected to ensure they are working correctly and do not pose a danger to workers. The ventilation and lighting system must be up to standard to create the best working conditions for employees, helping them to reduce fatigue and stress at work.

Strict compliance with occupational safety regulations and procedures is an important measure to prevent accidents. Employees must always use personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and insulated tools during the work process. At the same time, a thorough inspection of the product’s parts before conducting a quality check helps to detect technical errors early and prevent incidents. By combining these measures, businesses can create a safe and effective working environment.

5. Occupational safety regulations when checking quality

Occupational safety regulations when checking quality are a key factor in ensuring safety and efficiency in the work process. First of all, all employees involved in the inspection process must be thoroughly trained on occupational safety procedures. This includes the correct use of personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and insulated tools, as well as a clear understanding of the steps to take in case of an incident.

In addition, the working environment needs to be maintained to a standard of safety and hygiene. The regulations require that the work space be kept neat, clean, and fully equipped with safety equipment. The inspection equipment and machinery must be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure they are in good working order and do not pose a danger. The ventilation and lighting system must be designed to be suitable, helping to reduce stress and fatigue for employees.

6. Handling of emergency occupational accidents when checking quality

Handling of emergency occupational accidents when checking quality requires speed and accuracy to ensure the safety of employees and minimize damage. When an accident occurs, the first step is to immediately stop the inspection activities and move the victim out of the dangerous area. The surrounding employees need to remain calm and report the incident to the occupational safety department or the person in charge to receive timely assistance.

Next, providing first aid to the victim is an important step to ensure their health is stabilized before professional medical intervention. If the victim is electrocuted, it is necessary to cut off the power before approaching to ensure the safety of the rescuer. In case of mechanical injury, such as a cut hand or injury from sharp components, it is necessary to wash the wound and bandage it carefully. Proper and timely first aid can minimize the risk of complications and increase the chances of recovery for the victim.

Finally, after initial first aid, the victim needs to be taken to the nearest medical facility for in-depth examination and treatment. In the meantime, it is necessary to collect detailed information about the accident to report and analyze the cause. This not only helps to improve safety measures in the future but also ensures that preventive measures are implemented more effectively. The timely and accurate handling of the emergency situation will help the business to protect the health of its employees and maintain a safe working environment.