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In the parachute manufacturing industry, occupational safety is a top priority. This document provides the necessary content to help you understand protective measures, safe work procedures, and how to prevent accidents. Let’s explore to protect yourself and your colleagues!

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PART I: CURRENT STATE OF SAFETY IN THE PARACHUTE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY

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 parachute manufacturing plants

During the parachute production process, occupational accidents can occur for various reasons, affecting not only the health of workers but also the production schedule. Below are some typical accidents that have occurred in parachute manufacturing plants:

Accidents due to machinery: Many accidents occur when workers do not follow safe machinery operating procedures. For example, a worker’s hand got caught in a cutting machine due to not using protective equipment or not paying attention during work.
Falls and slips: Parachute manufacturing plants often have many wet or uneven surfaces. There have been cases of workers falling while moving in the production area, leading to serious injuries. Not wearing safety shoes or not checking working conditions also contributes to increasing this risk.
Fires and explosions due to flammable materials: During the production process, materials such as nylon and chemicals can cause fires and explosions if not stored correctly. A major fire occurred when workers did not pay attention to safety regulations in storing and using flammable substances.
Inhalation of dust and hazardous chemicals: Workers may be at risk when working in an environment with dust or hazardous chemicals without appropriate protective equipment. Many cases have been recorded of workers suffering from lung disease or long-term health problems due to not being fully equipped.

These accidents emphasize the importance of fully implementing occupational safety regulations in the parachute manufacturing industry. To minimize risks, workers need to be regularly trained and fully equipped with personal protective equipment, while managers also need to ensure a safe working environment and strict adherence to production processes.

PART II: OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH WHEN WORKING IN A PARACHUTE MANUFACTURING PLANT

I. Occupational safety and health for Raw Material Cutting staff

1. Job characteristics of Raw Material Cutting

Cutting raw materials is one of the crucial stages in the parachute production process, directly affecting the quality of the final product. In this stage, specialized cutting machines are used to ensure that the fabric pieces are cut to the designed size and shape with the utmost accuracy. The use of cutting machines not only saves time but also minimizes errors compared to manual cutting. To achieve high precision, technicians must have a solid knowledge of the cutting process, including how to arrange the cutting patterns on the fabric to optimize the use of raw materials.

In addition, during the cutting process, technicians must also pay attention to checking the condition of the machinery to ensure all equipment is operating smoothly. A small error in the cutting process can lead to wasted raw materials, affecting production costs. Therefore, it is essential to check the dimensions of the cut pieces before moving on to the next stage. This not only helps save costs but also ensures the aesthetic appeal and quality of the product, while also creating the safest and most durable parachutes for customers.

2. Types of occupational accidents during Raw Material Cutting

The process of cutting raw materials in parachute production, despite using specialized cutting machines to ensure efficiency and accuracy, still has many risks and occupational accidents. One of the common types of accidents is workers being injured when in contact with the cutting blade. A lack of concentration or failure to follow safety procedures can lead to deep cuts, causing serious injuries. In addition, improperly cut fabric pieces can cause the cutting machine’s cord to get stuck, forcing workers to intervene with their hands, which increases the risk of injury.

In addition, in a working environment with a lot of debris from fabric and dust, workers are also at risk of slipping and falling, especially when not wearing appropriate safety shoes. This accident not only causes injury to the worker but can also disrupt the production process. In addition, the use of large cutting machines also requires workers to move and adjust the machine frequently, and these movements can lead to musculoskeletal injuries if not performed with the correct technique.

All of these risks emphasize the importance of training and compliance with occupational safety procedures in the raw material cutting stage, in order to protect the health and safety of workers in the parachute manufacturing plant.

3. Causes of occupational accidents during Raw Material Cutting

Occupational accidents during the raw material cutting process at parachute manufacturing plants often stem from several main causes, most of which can be avoided by implementing safety measures. One of the leading causes is the lack of attention from workers. When workers are not focused on their work or are distracted by external factors, the likelihood of accidents increases, especially when operating a cutting machine with a sharp blade.

In addition, failure to follow safety procedures is also an important factor. Many workers may be complacent, not wearing protective equipment or not using safety support tools when operating the cutting machine. The lack of training in occupational safety also contributes to this situation. If workers are not fully trained on how to use the cutting machine, they may not be aware of the associated risks and how to prevent them.

In addition, unsafe working conditions can also lead to accidents. If the work area is cluttered or not well-lit, the likelihood of accidents will be higher. Finally, technical problems with the machinery, such as a broken cutting blade or an unstable machine, are also potential causes of occupational accidents during the raw material cutting process. To minimize these risks, it is extremely necessary to maintain safety procedures and regularly inspect the machinery.

4. Measures to prevent occupational accidents during Raw Material Cutting

To ensure occupational safety during the raw material cutting process at a parachute manufacturing plant, implementing accident prevention measures is very important. First, workers need to be thoroughly trained on how to use specialized cutting machines, to raise awareness of potential risks and skills to operate the machine safely. They should be given detailed instructions on how to wear personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and safety shoes to minimize the risk of injury.

In addition, maintaining a neat and tidy work environment also plays an important role. The raw material cutting area should be kept clean, free of debris or excess fabric, and ensure sufficient lighting so that workers can see clearly during work. At the same time, regular inspection and maintenance of machinery is necessary to promptly detect technical problems that may occur, to avoid causing accidents.

In addition, encouraging workers to immediately report any incidents or unsafe situations will create a safer working environment. Enhancing communication within the team also helps everyone to be aware of the risks and to implement safety measures together. Through this, these measures not only protect the health and safety of workers but also improve production efficiency in the factory.

5. Occupational safety regulations for Raw Material Cutting

In the process of cutting raw materials at a parachute manufacturing plant, occupational safety regulations play an extremely important role in protecting the health and lives of workers. First, all workers working with specialized cutting machines must be thoroughly trained on how to operate the equipment, including identifying hazardous parts and safe operating procedures. This not only helps them work efficiently but also minimizes the risk of accidents.

In addition, the use of personal protective equipment is a mandatory regulation. Workers must always wear gloves, safety glasses, and appropriate safety shoes when performing cutting work. In addition, the regulations also require everyone to maintain a clean and tidy work area to minimize the risk of slipping or colliding.

The cutting machines must be regularly inspected to ensure they are operating stably and safely. If any technical problems are detected, workers should report them to their superiors immediately and stop using the equipment until it is repaired. The regulations also emphasize the importance of reporting unsafe situations or incidents that occur during work.

Finally, the full implementation of occupational safety regulations not only helps protect the health of workers but also ensures that the production process runs smoothly and efficiently.

6. Handling emergency occupational accidents during Raw Material Cutting

When an occupational accident occurs during the raw material cutting process at a parachute manufacturing plant, handling the emergency situation quickly and effectively is very important to minimize the damage to the victim. First, the worker must immediately stop all activities related to the cutting machine to ensure the safety of those around. Then, the person who witnessed the incident should quickly assess the victim’s condition, and if there is a serious injury, it is necessary to call an ambulance immediately.

In the case of a minor injury, the initial treatment should be done on the spot, such as bandaging the wound or cleaning the cut, if conditions permit. However, if the victim’s condition is unstable, others in the area should assist in moving them to a safe location, away from high-risk areas.

In addition, after handling the emergency situation, it is necessary to immediately report to the management and related departments to investigate the cause of the accident. Recording specific information about the incident will help to identify the necessary preventive measures in the future, in order to minimize the risk of similar accidents. It is important that all workers are reminded of the emergency handling procedure so that everyone can respond effectively when an incident occurs.

II. Occupational safety and health for Sewing and Machining staff

1. Job characteristics of Sewing and Machining

The sewing and machining work in parachute production is a crucial step that requires high technical skills and meticulousness. Here, the parts of the parachute are sewn together using industrial sewing machines, which helps create the complete shape and structure of the product. The use of industrial sewing machines not only improves work efficiency but also ensures accuracy and consistency in every stitch. To enhance the durability of the product, special processing techniques are often applied, such as using water-resistant thread or adhesive.

Water-resistant thread helps prevent water from seeping through, ensuring that the parachute can operate effectively in harsh weather conditions. Meanwhile, adhesive not only increases the durability of the joints but also creates a smooth, flat surface, making the final product more aesthetically pleasing.

In addition, the choice of raw materials also plays an important role, as the quality of the fabric will directly affect the lifespan of the product. Workers must have a solid knowledge of the types of fabrics, threads, and adhesives to perform their work most effectively. Meticulousness and accuracy in every stage not only help the product meet high quality standards but also build customer trust in the durability and functionality of the parachutes.

2. Types of occupational accidents during Sewing and Machining

During the sewing and machining process of parachute parts, various types of occupational accidents can occur, seriously affecting the health and safety of workers. One of the common accidents is injury from being pierced by a sewing needle or cutting knife. Continuous work with industrial sewing machines can cause workers to be inattentive, leading to their hands or other parts being caught in the machine, causing serious injuries.

In addition, contact with materials such as adhesive and chemicals during the machining process can also cause health problems. Inhaling toxic vapors or direct skin contact can lead to allergies or more serious medical conditions.

In addition, inattention during operation can also lead to accidents due to collision with other machines in the work area. Unsafe working environments, such as cramped spaces or insufficient lighting, can also increase the risk of accidents. Therefore, awareness of the potential types of occupational accidents during sewing and machining is necessary, helping workers to proactively prevent and minimize risks, thereby protecting their own health and ensuring the production process is safe.

3. Causes of occupational accidents during Sewing and Machining

Occupational accidents during the sewing and machining process of parachute production often occur due to various causes, with the human factor playing a key role. One of the main causes is the lack of concentration of workers when operating industrial sewing machines. High work pressure and tight production schedules can cause workers to become tired and lose their vigilance, leading to errors in the work process.

In addition, a lack of skills and professional knowledge is also an important factor. Workers who have not been adequately trained may not be aware of the necessary safety measures, which can easily lead to dangerous situations such as being pierced by a sewing needle or the machine operating unsafely.

In addition, the condition of the machinery not being regularly maintained or not being thoroughly inspected can also lead to technical problems, increasing the risk of accidents. A cramped workspace, insufficient lighting, or a lack of reasonable arrangement are also factors that create potential risks, making it easy for workers to trip or collide with other equipment.

Finally, not using personal protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses also increases the possibility of injury. In summary, identifying and addressing these causes is very necessary to ensure occupational safety in the parachute manufacturing industry.

4. Measures to prevent occupational accidents during Sewing and Machining

To prevent occupational accidents during the sewing and machining process of parachute production, the first thing to do is to raise awareness and skills of workers through regular occupational safety training programs. Workers should be instructed on how to use industrial sewing machines safely, including understanding the parts of the machine and how to operate it correctly to minimize the risk of injury.

In addition, the use of personal protective equipment is extremely necessary. Workers should always wear safety gloves, safety glasses, and appropriate coats to protect themselves from potential hazards during work. There should be regular inspection of equipment and machinery to ensure that they are in good working order and have no defects, thereby minimizing the possibility of accidents due to technical problems.

In addition, organizing a safe working environment is also an important factor. The production space should be designed to be spacious, well-lit, and clean, helping workers to easily observe and move around. Finally, it is necessary to establish a quick accident and incident reporting process to promptly handle and improve occupational safety measures. The synchronous implementation of these measures will not only help to minimize the risk of occupational accidents but also create a safer, more efficient working environment for all workers.

5. Occupational safety regulations for Sewing and Machining

When sewing and machining parachute parts, occupational safety regulations are a prerequisite to protect the health and safety of workers. First, each worker must participate fully in occupational safety training courses, have a firm grasp of the work process, and recognize the risks that may arise during production. The use of personal protective equipment, including gloves, safety glasses, and non-slip shoes, is mandatory to minimize the risk of injury.

In addition, the regulations also require workers to take safety measures when operating industrial sewing machines. Workers must check the condition of the machinery before use, ensuring that all parts are in good working order and have no damage. During work, it is necessary to pay attention not to let hands or other body parts get close to the sewing needle, and not to leave unnecessary objects near the machinery.

Management is also responsible for creating safe working conditions by arranging a well-ventilated, well-lit production space, and having the necessary fire-fighting equipment. Finally, the safety regulations must be strictly followed, with regular supervision from management to promptly detect and handle violations, in order to maintain a safe and efficient working environment.

6. Handling emergency occupational accidents during Sewing and Machining

When an occupational accident occurs during sewing and machining, timely and effective handling is very important to minimize the consequences for the victim. First, the worker must immediately stop all activities, turn off the sewing machine, and notify the manager or the occupational safety department to intervene. In the case of a minor injury, first aid should be given on the spot by cleaning the wound with clean water and bandaging it if necessary.

If the accident is serious, such as being pierced by a sewing needle or suffering an injury from the machinery, the person in charge must immediately call for medical emergency services. While waiting for assistance, others in the area can help move the victim to a safe position, and do not move the victim if there are signs of serious injury to avoid making the situation worse.

After the emergency situation is handled, the company needs to conduct an investigation to determine the cause of the accident. This includes collecting information from witnesses, reviewing the work processes and safety conditions at the workplace. From there, the company can draw lessons from experience, adjust the work process, and strengthen safety measures to prevent similar accidents from occurring in the future. All these steps not only ensure the safety of workers but also contribute to building a safe and efficient working environment.

III. Occupational safety and health for Assembly staff

1. Job characteristics of Assembly

Assembly is one of the crucial stages in the parachute production process, where the previously sewn parts are combined into a finished product. This work requires precision and meticulousness, as any error in the assembly process can affect the quality and durability of the final product. During the assembly process, workers will work with a variety of materials such as fabric, parachute cord, and frames, requiring them to have a clear understanding of the features and functions of each part.

Assembly workers must use specialized tools to connect the parts together tightly and safely. This combination not only relies on skill but also requires smooth cooperation between team members, as each part is closely related to the others in the overall structure of the parachute. In addition, during this process, workers also need to ensure that all joints are carefully inspected to ensure that the product meets safety standards before being launched on the market.

The nature of assembly work requires workers not only to have high professional skills but also to pay attention to detail and be able to work under pressure, especially during large production runs. From there, each parachute is not just a simple product but also the result of effort and specialization in each production stage.

2. Types of occupational accidents during Assembly

During the assembly of parachute parts, many types of occupational accidents can occur, mainly due to the combination of using machinery, sharp tools, and the high precision required in each operation. One of the common accidents is injuries from machinery, such as being caught or cut by assembly equipment like sewing machines or cutting machines. These injuries can lead to serious wounds, and even the loss of a finger or hand injury.

In addition, accidents can also occur due to workers being inattentive or not concentrating during work. During assembly, if workers do not wear adequate protective gear or do not follow safety procedures, they may experience incidents such as slipping and falling due to the work area not being cleaned or colliding with colleagues. Furthermore, a lack of thorough inspection of parts before assembly can lead to the use of faulty parts, causing unforeseen dangerous situations.

All these accidents not only affect the health of workers but can also disrupt the production process and cause damage to the business. Therefore, it is extremely important to identify and prevent occupational accidents during the assembly process to ensure the safety of workers and improve production efficiency.

3. Causes of occupational accidents during Assembly

Occupational accidents during the assembly of parachute parts often stem from various causes, with a lack of safety procedures being the main factor. One of the leading causes is the failure to comply with occupational safety regulations. Workers may be complacent, not using full protective equipment or skipping safety checks before starting work, leading to potential risks during the assembly process.

In addition, the factor of machinery also plays an important role. If machinery or tools are not regularly maintained or are not operating stably, they can cause unexpected incidents, leading to accidents for workers. Assembly workers need to work with many types of tools, and if they are not familiar or not properly trained, the risk of accidents will be higher.

In addition, the work environment also has a significant impact on occupational safety. If the work area is cramped, cluttered, or lacks lighting, workers can easily trip or collide with other parts. Finally, work pressure can also reduce the attention and concentration of workers, leading to wrong decisions during the assembly process. A clear understanding and identification of the causes of occupational accidents not only help to improve working conditions but also protect the health and lives of workers.

4. Measures to prevent occupational accidents during Assembly

To minimize occupational accidents during the assembly of parachute parts, it is crucial to implement preventive measures. First, the company needs to ensure that all workers are thoroughly trained on occupational safety procedures and how to use assembly equipment and tools correctly. This not only raises safety awareness but also helps them know how to respond quickly in an emergency.

Second, the work environment also needs to be improved. The assembly area needs to be kept clean, well-ventilated, and have sufficient lighting to help workers easily observe the parts and equipment. In addition, installing clear safety signs also helps to remind workers of the rules to follow.

In addition, the company should also regularly maintain assembly machinery and tools to ensure that they are always in the best working condition. Incidents with machinery can cause serious accidents, so regular inspection and maintenance are necessary. Finally, workers should also take self-protection measures such as wearing gloves, safety glasses, and non-slip shoes to protect themselves from risks during work. The synchronous implementation of these measures will create a safer working environment for all employees, helping to minimize occupational accidents effectively.

5. Occupational safety regulations for Assembly

In the process of assembling parachute parts, compliance with occupational safety regulations is very necessary to protect the health and lives of workers. One of the most important regulations is the requirement that all workers must wear full personal protective equipment, including gloves, safety glasses, and safety shoes, to minimize the risk of injury from sharp objects or assembly tools.

In addition, workers also need to have a clear understanding of the assembly process of each part to avoid making mistakes that could lead to accidents. They should be given specific instructions on how to use the relevant machinery and tools, and must perform a safety check on the equipment before use. This not only helps to protect the workers but also ensures the quality of the finished product.

Furthermore, the work areas must be clearly marked, with safety signs reminding workers of potential hazards. The working environment also needs to be kept clean and tidy to avoid risks such as slipping or colliding with other parts. Finally, regular safety meetings should be held to update information and remind workers of the importance of complying with safety regulations, thereby raising awareness and a sense of responsibility at work.

Complete occupational safety training courses at occupational safety training centers to obtain a certificate of occupational safety. From there, workers will have a clear understanding of safety knowledge as well as valid certification for employment.

6. Handling emergency occupational accidents during Assembly

When an occupational accident occurs during the assembly of parachute parts, timely and effective handling is extremely important to minimize the damage to the worker. As soon as an accident is discovered, the nearest person should quickly assess the situation and immediately call for medical staff or an ambulance for assistance. If possible, try to stabilize the victim’s condition, do not move them unless necessary to avoid making the situation worse.

In the case of bleeding, use a bandage or a clean cloth to apply pressure to the wound and maintain pressure until medical assistance arrives. For those who are unconscious or show signs of not breathing, perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) immediately if you have the knowledge and skills to do so. At the same time, other workers in the area should be instructed to leave the hazardous area to ensure their safety.

After the incident is handled, it is important to conduct a thorough investigation to determine the cause of the accident, from which to take appropriate preventive measures to prevent recurrence. Organizing training sessions and raising awareness of occupational safety for all workers is necessary to ensure a safer working environment in the future.

IV. Occupational safety and health for Quality Control staff

1. Job characteristics of Quality Control

The quality control work plays a crucial role in the production process, ensuring that each product meets the standards before being packaged and delivered to the consumer. This process involves a thorough inspection of each product, from assessing the appearance to technical specifications such as durability, flight performance, and the parachute’s load-bearing capacity. To perform this inspection, the inspector needs to have a solid knowledge of the technical criteria and the ability to analyze the product accurately.

In particular, testing the durability of the material is very important to ensure that the product can withstand the pressure and external factors during use. The flight performance is also carefully tested to determine the product’s operational capability in real conditions. Through these tests, the company not only improves the quality of the product but also builds trust with customers, thereby enhancing the brand’s reputation in the market. The implementation of quality control not only helps to detect product defects but is also a way to optimize the production process and ensure the safety of the user.

2. Types of occupational accidents during Quality Control

During the quality control process, especially when conducting tests related to the durability, flight performance, and load-bearing capacity of the product, workers may encounter some types of occupational accidents. One of the most common accidents is injury from testing tools or unsafe equipment. The use of machinery or tools such as a pulling machine or measuring machine can lead to accidents if safety procedures are not followed.

In addition, during the handling of products such as parachutes, accidents can occur due to the product falling or colliding with the inspector. This can lead to serious injuries, especially if the product is heavy or has sharp edges. In addition, health problems, such as injuries from working in an incorrect or repetitive posture for a long time, can also affect employees during the inspection process.

Furthermore, inspecting in an unventilated or humid environment can lead to slips or other accidents, affecting the safety of workers. Therefore, awareness and training on occupational safety are very necessary to minimize the risk of accidents in the quality control process.

3. Causes of occupational accidents during Quality Control

The causes of occupational accidents during the quality control process can come from various factors. One of the main causes is the lack of employee training. If employees are not fully instructed on the inspection process and use of equipment, they are prone to making mistakes in operation, leading to a risk of accidents. In addition, failure to comply with safety regulations during work is also a major cause. Many employees may be complacent and overlook the use of personal protective equipment or not pay attention to their work environment.

In addition, the condition of the inspection equipment being faulty or not being adequately maintained can also lead to accidents. Tools that are not properly maintained can operate unstably, posing a risk of injury to workers. In addition, time and output pressure can also cause employees to perform work in a hurry, leading to a lack of concentration and making it easy to make mistakes. Finally, environmental factors at work such as insufficient lighting or a cramped space can also contribute to causing accidents during the product quality inspection process. Therefore, improving the work environment and employee training process is very important to minimize these risks.

4. Measures to prevent occupational accidents during Quality Control

To prevent occupational accidents during the quality control process, the first thing to do is to provide thorough and continuous training for employees on safe work procedures. Ensuring that everyone understands how to use inspection equipment and personal protective equipment is extremely important. In addition, a strict system of occupational safety regulations needs to be in place, requiring employees to comply to protect themselves as well as their colleagues.

Regular inspection and maintenance of equipment is also an important measure to ensure that it is always operating efficiently and safely. Tools must be regularly inspected to promptly detect any damage that could be dangerous to employees. Furthermore, the work environment needs to be improved, such as providing adequate lighting, spacious and reasonably arranged space to minimize the risk of collisions or accidents.

Finally, encouraging employees to report potentially hazardous situations as well as share experiences on occupational safety will create a safety culture at work. Building a safe work environment not only helps to reduce the risk of accidents but also improves the efficiency and quality of work in the product inspection process.

Complete the occupational safety training course to be issued a Group 3 Occupational Safety Card by the occupational safety training center to complete your work file as required.

5. Occupational safety regulations for Quality Control

Occupational safety regulations in the quality control process are a decisive factor in ensuring the safety of employees as well as the quality of the product. First, all employees involved in the inspection process must be fully trained on safety procedures and how to use the inspection equipment. Each person must understand their responsibilities and the necessary measures to minimize risks.

In addition, the use of personal protective equipment such as gloves, masks, and safety glasses is mandatory to protect employees from potential hazards during the inspection process, especially when working with chemicals or materials that can cause harm. The inspection areas must be organized scientifically, ensuring adequate lighting, a well-ventilated workspace, and avoiding equipment overload.

Furthermore, the inspection procedures must be clearly established, including specific inspection steps, time, and method of implementation. It is very important to record the inspection results as well as to report immediately if any abnormalities are found. All these regulations not only aim to ensure the safety of workers but also contribute to improving the quality and reliability of the product before it is launched on the market.

6. Handling emergency occupational accidents during Quality Control

During the product quality inspection process, occupational accidents are unavoidable. When an emergency situation occurs, a quick and effective response is very important. First, employees need to remain calm and assess the situation to determine the severity of the accident. If someone is injured, it is necessary to immediately call for medical assistance and provide first aid if possible, such as applying a bandage to the wound or taking necessary measures to minimize the injury.

At the same time as handling the emergency situation, other employees in the area should also be instructed to leave the hazardous area safely. Ensuring that the inspection equipment does not pose any further risk to everyone around is also an important part of this process. After the emergency situation is resolved, it is necessary to investigate the cause of the accident to identify the contributing factors, from which to take appropriate corrective measures.

It is necessary to record all information related to the accident and report it to the management to implement safer procedures in the future. Only by handling the situation quickly and effectively can we ensure the safety of employees and maintain the quality control process continuously.