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In the golf ball manufacturing industry, occupational safety is an essential factor. This document provides detailed materials on regulations, protective measures, and safe practice guidelines, helping businesses optimize production processes and protect workers’ health.

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PART I: CURRENT STATE OF SAFETY IN THE GOLF BALL 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 Golf Ball Manufacturing Plants

In the golf ball manufacturing industry, although many safety measures have been implemented, some unfortunate occupational accidents still occur. Here are some typical examples:

Accidents due to machinery: A serious accident occurred when a worker’s hand got caught in a golf ball press machine. This incident happened due to a lack of attention and failure to follow safety procedures when operating the equipment.
Chemical poisoning: During the production process, some chemicals are used to treat the surface of golf balls. There have been cases where workers were not fully equipped with protective gear and suffered from chemical poisoning, leading to hospitalization.
Falling from a height: During maintenance and repair activities, some workers did not use safety harnesses and had accidents falling from a height. This shows the importance of adhering to occupational safety regulations.
Injuries from falling objects: Another accident involved a worker being injured when production materials (such as unfinished golf balls) fell during movement. This highlights the need to arrange the workplace safely and reasonably.

These accidents not only cause harm to the health of workers but also affect the productivity and production efficiency of the factory. Therefore, raising safety awareness and implementing protective measures are extremely important in the golf ball manufacturing industry.

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

I. Occupational Safety and Health for Ball Core Production Staff

1. Job Characteristics of Ball Core Production

The golf ball core production stage is a crucial step, directly affecting the performance and quality of the final product. The core of the ball is usually made of rubber or polyurethane, two materials known for their high elasticity and durability. The process begins with mixing the raw materials together, ensuring the correct proportions to achieve optimal performance. After mixing, the mixture will be put into a mold, where it is shaped into standard-sized ball cores.

One of the key factors in this stage is the heating process, which helps the ball cores achieve the necessary hardness and elasticity. The temperature and heating time must be strictly controlled, because otherwise, the ball core may become too soft or too hard, affecting its performance during use. This requires workers not only to have machine operating skills but also a deep understanding of the properties of the raw materials. Besides, attention to occupational safety is also very important, as this stage often involves the use of high-temperature presses. Ensuring the safety of workers during the ball core production process not only protects their health but also contributes to the overall production efficiency of the factory.

2. Types of Occupational Accidents during Ball Core Production

During the production of golf ball cores, although many safety measures have been applied, some unfortunate occupational accidents still occur. One of the main risks is accidents related to machinery, especially when workers have to operate mixers and presses. Inattention or failure to follow safety procedures can lead to hands getting caught in the machine, causing serious injury.

In addition, during the heating process, if workers are not fully equipped with protective gear, they can be burned by contact with high temperatures or hot steam from the equipment. Chemical poisoning is also a threat, especially when rubber and polyurethane materials are processed in a poorly ventilated environment, leading to workers inhaling toxic vapors or dust.

Furthermore, working in a humid environment can cause slips, increasing the risk of falls and injuries. To minimize these accidents, it is extremely necessary to train employees on occupational safety and work procedures. Ensuring that all workers understand and comply with safety regulations not only protects their health but also maintains efficiency and productivity in production.

3. Causes of Occupational Accidents during Ball Core Production

In the process of producing golf ball cores, many factors can lead to occupational accidents. One of the main causes is a lack of training and guidance on occupational safety. If workers are not fully equipped with knowledge of safety procedures, they can easily make mistakes while operating machinery, such as not using personal protective equipment or not following the necessary safety steps.

Besides, the working environment also plays an important role in causing accidents. Golf ball core manufacturing plants often have many large pieces of equipment and machinery, making the workspace cramped and unsafe. When there is crowding between workers and equipment, the risk of collision and injury increases.

In addition, periodic maintenance and inspection of equipment is also a key factor. If machinery is not properly maintained, unexpected technical problems can occur, leading to accidents. Finally, pressure on productivity can also cause workers to feel rushed, leading to quick and ill-considered decisions in the work process, increasing the risk of accidents. Therefore, it is necessary to improve the training process, raise safety awareness, and maintain a safe working environment to minimize risks in ball core production.

4. Preventive Measures for Occupational Accidents during Ball Core Production

To minimize the risk of occupational accidents during the golf ball core production process, implementing effective preventive measures is essential. First, regular and comprehensive employee training on occupational safety must be carried out. Workers need to have a clear understanding of the safety procedures when operating machinery, and at the same time be instructed on how to use personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and heat-resistant clothing.

Besides, the factory needs to create a safe working environment, including arranging equipment and machinery reasonably to minimize the risk of collisions. Periodic maintenance and inspection of equipment is also an important factor to ensure that machinery operates stably and safely. Damaged equipment should be repaired or replaced promptly to avoid incidents during production.

In addition, encouraging a safety culture in the workplace is also very important. Workers should be encouraged to immediately report unsafe situations or equipment that is not working properly. Implementing these measures not only helps to protect the health of workers but also improves production efficiency, ensuring that each golf ball core product meets the highest quality standards.

5. Occupational Safety Regulations for Ball Core Production

Occupational safety regulations in the golf ball core production process play a crucial role in protecting the health and lives of workers. First, all workers involved in the production process must be well-trained on safety regulations, including how to use personal protective equipment, such as hard hats, cut-resistant gloves, and safety glasses, to minimize the risk of injury during work.

In addition, the factory must ensure that all machinery and equipment are periodically inspected and properly maintained. The equipment must be fully equipped with safety devices such as emergency stop buttons and machine guards to prevent accidents. Workers are required to strictly follow the work process, including not working alone when operating dangerous machinery.

The work areas also need to be organized reasonably, ensuring there is enough safe moving space and no obstacles. Maintaining a clean and tidy work environment is also an important part of occupational safety regulations. Finally, any abnormal situations or accidents that occur during production must be reported immediately for timely handling. Compliance with safety regulations not only protects workers but also contributes to improving production efficiency and product quality.

6. Handling Emergency Occupational Accident Situations during Ball Core Production

In the golf ball core production process, being prepared to handle emergency occupational accident situations is extremely important. When an incident occurs, a quick and effective response can save the victim’s life and minimize damage. First, workers need to be trained to recognize emergency situations, such as fires or machine accidents, and know how to respond accurately.

When an accident occurs, the first witness should immediately notify the manager or the occupational safety officer, while performing the necessary first aid steps for the victim, if they have the ability. Maintaining calm in an emergency is very important, as panic can make the situation worse. In case of necessity, calling for an ambulance and bringing the victim to the nearest medical facility must be done immediately.

In addition, to prevent repeated accidents, managers should investigate the cause of the incident and take the necessary corrective measures. This may include adjusting the work process, improving safety equipment, or enhancing training for workers. Implementing these measures not only helps to ensure the safety of workers but also improves morale and production efficiency in the factory.

II. Occupational Safety and Health for Ball Shell Making Staff

1. Job Characteristics of Ball Shell Making

After completing the ball core production process, the next stage is making the ball shell, a crucial step in creating a high-quality golf product. The ball shell is usually made from high-grade plastics such as Surlyn or urethane, with the purpose of enhancing the ball’s durability and improving its playing characteristics. This process begins with extruding the plastic into thin sheets, which makes it easy to handle and shape to the required dimensions.

After obtaining the thin plastic sheets, they will be cut into suitable shapes to cover the ball core. This stage requires high precision, as the ball shell not only needs to fit snugly around the core but also must ensure aesthetics and performance during use. The assembly between the core and the ball shell needs to be done carefully to avoid peeling or gaps between these two parts during use.

Besides, checking the quality of the ball shell is also very important. Products that do not meet the requirements will be removed immediately in the production line to ensure that only standard-compliant balls are brought to the market. Thanks to a quality ball shell making process, golf products are not only beautiful but also ensure optimal performance for the player, contributing to an enhanced experience on the golf course.

2. Types of Occupational Accidents during Ball Shell Making

During the process of making golf ball shells, although safety procedures have been established, there is still a possibility of some serious occupational accidents. One of the common types of accidents is injury from collision with machinery, especially when workers operate extruders or plastic cutting machines. These devices often operate at high speeds and can cause injuries if workers are not careful or do not use full protective equipment.

In addition, during the plastic processing, workers may encounter accidents related to chemicals, such as burns from contact with molten plastic or cleaning agents. If not equipped with appropriate protective gear, they can face serious health hazards.

Another issue is accidents due to loss of balance or falls, especially when workers have to work in high positions or on slippery surfaces. These accidents not only cause pain but can also lead to long-term leave, affecting production efficiency.

To minimize the risk of accidents, it is extremely necessary to implement safety measures such as periodic machine maintenance, providing full personal protective equipment, and regularly organizing occupational safety training sessions for workers. Only when occupational safety is ensured can the ball shell production process proceed efficiently and sustainably.

3. Causes of Occupational Accidents during Ball Shell Making

Occupational accidents during the golf ball shell making process often stem from various causes, with human factors, equipment, and the working environment playing a major role. One of the main causes is the inattention of workers while operating machinery. The job requires a high degree of concentration, especially when handling equipment such as extruders and cutters. If workers do not follow safety procedures or are not paying attention to warnings, the risk of accidents will increase significantly.

In addition, the use of improperly maintained machinery can also lead to accidents. Old or damaged equipment is prone to unexpected failures, such as a jammed cutter or an unstable extruder, which can injure workers. In addition, unsafe working conditions, such as a slippery floor or inadequate lighting, are also factors that promote accidents.

Finally, a lack of training and awareness of occupational safety also contributes to increasing the risk of accidents. If workers are not fully trained on safety measures or do not understand the risks associated with the job, they are more likely to have accidents. To minimize these causes, companies need to increase training programs, periodic equipment maintenance, and improve working conditions for workers.

4. Preventive Measures for Occupational Accidents during Ball Shell Making

To minimize the risk of occupational accidents during the golf ball shell making process, implementing safety measures is extremely necessary. First, the company needs to ensure that all workers are well-trained on safe work procedures and the use of equipment. Organizing regular training sessions will help to raise awareness of occupational safety and at the same time equip them with the necessary skills to handle emergency situations.

Besides, equipment maintenance is an important and unmissable factor. Machinery and equipment need to be inspected and maintained periodically to ensure they operate stably and safely. This not only helps to promptly detect damage but also prevents incidents that may occur during production.

It is also necessary to focus on working conditions, ensuring that the production area is kept clean, well-ventilated, and has adequate lighting. Providing full personal protective equipment, such as gloves, safety glasses, and safety shoes, also helps workers to protect themselves from unforeseen risks.

Finally, building a safety culture in the company, where everyone can contribute and reflect on safety issues, will help to create a safer work environment. When all these factors are implemented synchronously, the risk of occupational accidents during the ball shell making process will be effectively minimized.

5. Occupational Safety Regulations for Ball Shell Making

In the process of making golf ball shells, adhering to occupational safety regulations is extremely important to protect the health and safety of workers. First, all workers involved in this stage must be well-trained on the production process, how to use machinery, and risk prevention measures. They need to be aware of safety regulations, including the use of personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and non-slip shoes, to minimize the risk of injury.

Second, the regulation on regular inspection and maintenance of machinery is also an important part of the occupational safety system. Equipment such as extruders and plastic cutters need to be periodically maintained to ensure they operate safely and efficiently. Any problems with the machinery need to be recorded and reported promptly for remedial action.

In addition, the working environment also needs to be strictly controlled. The production area must always be clean, well-ventilated, and have adequate lighting so that workers can easily observe and perform their work. The high-risk slippery areas should also be addressed to ensure the safety of workers.

Finally, building a safety feedback system in the company will help workers to report problems or potential risks they detect in the work process, thereby creating a safe and effective production environment.

6. Handling Emergency Occupational Accident Situations during Ball Shell Making

In the process of making golf ball shells, an occupational accident is something that cannot be foreseen, so quick and effective handling is very important. First, when an accident occurs, the person who directly witnesses the event needs to immediately stop all production activities to ensure the safety of those around. Then, it is necessary to quickly check the victim’s condition and, if necessary, call for an ambulance to take them to the nearest medical facility.

When an accident occurs, the manager or team leader needs to be present at the scene to record the situation and make a report. Information about the accident must be recorded in full, including the time, location, cause, and related factors. This not only helps for the investigation process later but also supports in identifying future preventive measures.

In parallel with handling the victim, other employees should be notified to avoid causing panic and to ensure the safety of everyone. After the situation is under control, the company should hold a meeting to assess the cause of the accident and discuss measures to improve occupational safety.

Finally, it is necessary to disseminate and educate on the process of handling occupational accidents. Employees need to know each step to take in an emergency, thereby contributing to improving the response capacity and ensuring safety in the production environment.

III. Occupational Safety and Health for Pressing and Bonding Process Staff

1. Job Characteristics of the Pressing and Bonding Process

The process of pressing and bonding the golf ball shell to the core is a crucial stage that determines the quality and durability of the final product. During this stage, the ball shell is placed in a mold, then heated, and high pressure is applied to press the shell tightly to the core. This process not only helps these two parts to bond tightly but also creates superior properties for the product, such as high durability and good strength.

The pressing process needs to be strictly controlled in terms of temperature and pressure, as any deviation can affect the quality of the product. A temperature that is too low can lead to the ball shell not sticking tightly to the core, while a temperature that is too high can damage the material structure. Besides, the pressure also needs to be adjusted appropriately to ensure that the bonding process is effective without deforming the product.

In addition, during this process, the use of high-quality materials such as Surlyn or urethane plastic also contributes significantly to creating golf balls with optimal performance. Thanks to a precise pressing and bonding process, golf ball products not only meet durability standards but also play well on the course, providing an excellent experience for the player.

2. Types of Occupational Accidents during the Pressing and Bonding Process

During the process of pressing and bonding the ball shell to the core, various types of occupational accidents can occur due to the complexity of the process and the hazards of the equipment used. One of the common accidents is burns from heat, when workers come into contact with machinery or hot molds without being equipped with appropriate protection. The high temperature during the heating process can cause serious burns, affecting the health and work ability of the workers.

In addition, incidents due to high pressure are also a potential hazard. If the pressure control system malfunctions or is not properly maintained, it can lead to an explosion or sudden gas release, endangering those working nearby. In this case, workers can be injured by flying materials or by the sudden pressure.

In addition, collisions and accidents related to the movement of materials or equipment are not uncommon. Workers can be injured by getting caught between equipment or by collisions when moving in a cramped workspace. Therefore, understanding these types of accidents and having appropriate preventive measures is very important to ensure the safety of workers throughout the production process. Regular training and implementation of safety regulations are necessary to minimize the risk of accidents in this work environment.

3. Causes of Occupational Accidents during the Pressing and Bonding Process

Occupational accidents during the process of pressing and bonding the ball shell to the core often stem from various causes, such as a lack of compliance with safety procedures, substandard equipment condition, and the subjectivity of the workers. A major cause is the failure to properly follow the machine operating procedures, such as not checking the equipment condition before use or not following the correct safety steps. This can lead to serious incidents, such as unstable machinery, thereby increasing the risk of accidents.

In addition, equipment with a high risk of failure if not periodically maintained. High-pressure problems, such as the pressure not being adjusted to the correct level during pressing, can cause an explosion or sudden gas release, endangering the workers. Besides, human factors also play an important role; a lack of concentration, fatigue, or work pressure can reduce the ability to recognize risks, leading to wrong decisions.

Finally, the working environment can also affect occupational safety. If the production area is cramped, lacks adequate lighting, or has poor ventilation, the risk of accidents is higher. Therefore, analyzing and understanding the causes of accidents is very important to have effective preventive measures, ensuring the safety of workers in the production process.

4. Preventive Measures for Occupational Accidents during the Pressing and Bonding Process

To minimize occupational accidents during the process of pressing and bonding the ball shell to the core, implementing safety measures is extremely important. First of all, workers need to be well-trained on the work process, how to operate machinery, and safety measures. Ensure that all employees have a clear understanding of the operating principles of the equipment and the potential risks in the production process.

Besides, the company should perform periodic maintenance and inspection of machinery and equipment, especially equipment related to the heating and pressure process. This not only helps to detect damage early but also improves the reliability of the equipment. Workers also need to strictly follow the work process, including using protective gear such as gloves, safety glasses, and specialized clothing to protect their bodies from danger.

Another important factor is maintaining a safe and comfortable working environment. Ensure that the production area is always well-ventilated, has adequate lighting, and has no obstacles to help workers move easily and work more effectively. Finally, it is very necessary to encourage employees to immediately report any hazardous situations. This will create a safer work environment, helping to protect the health and lives of workers in the production process.

5. Occupational Safety Regulations for the Pressing and Bonding Process

The process of pressing and bonding the ball shell to the core is a crucial stage in golf ball production, requiring strict adherence to occupational safety regulations to protect the health and lives of workers. First, all employees involved in this process must be fully trained in occupational safety, including identifying and preventing potential hazards. They need to understand the machine operating procedures, as well as how to handle emergency situations.

Along with that, the use of personal protective equipment is mandatory. Workers must wear gloves, safety glasses, and protective clothing to minimize risks when in contact with hot equipment and high pressure. Each piece of machinery must also be periodically inspected to ensure safe operation, with signs of incidents or damage needing to be rectified immediately.

In addition, regulations on electrical safety and temperature control must also be strictly implemented. Ensure that the production area is always well-ventilated and kept clean to minimize the risk of fire and explosion. Finally, it is necessary to report and record incidents, as well as take corrective measures after an accident, to continuously improve the work environment and ensure the safety of everyone in the production process.

Perform tests at occupational safety centers to obtain an occupational safety certificate. From there, workers will have a clear understanding of safety knowledge as well as a valid certification for work.

6. Handling Emergency Occupational Accident Situations during the Pressing and Bonding Process

In the process of pressing and bonding the ball shell to the core, an occupational accident is something that cannot be foreseen. When an emergency situation occurs, the quick and accurate response of employees is extremely important. First, if an incident such as a burn from heating equipment or an accident related to high pressure occurs, employees should immediately stop the operation and notify the manager or the occupational safety department. Timely notification will help ensure a quick response from the medical team and safety experts.

Next, in the event of an accident, workers need to follow the basic first aid procedure. If someone is injured, their condition should be checked and first aid measures such as bandaging a wound or artificial respiration should be performed if necessary. At the same time, the victim should not be moved unless there is a greater risk, such as a fire or collapse.

After handling the emergency situation, it is very necessary to record the details of the incident. This not only helps to improve occupational safety procedures but is also a basis for investigation and prevention of similar incidents in the future. Organizing review meetings and retraining employees on how to handle emergency situations will contribute to raising awareness and preparing everyone in the work environment, ensuring the safety of everyone.

IV. Occupational Safety and Health for Painting and Printing Staff

1. Job Characteristics of Painting and Printing

The golf ball painting and printing process is the final stage in the production line, contributing significantly to creating a finished and attractive product. After the ball shell has been tightly pressed and passed quality control, the golf ball will be painted with a finishing layer to enhance its aesthetic appeal and durability. This paint layer not only provides an eye-catching color but also helps to protect the ball’s surface from environmental impacts such as moisture, dirt, or minor impacts.

After the paint layer dries, the printing stage will take place to add logos and other necessary information to the ball’s surface. Specialized printing technology is used to ensure that the images and text are clear, sharp, and resistant to fading when exposed to water or sunlight. This not only creates brand recognition but also increases the product’s value.

All these stages require precision and thoroughness, from the choice of paint material to the printing process, to ensure that each golf ball is not only beautiful but also of high quality, ready to meet the needs of consumers.

2. Types of Occupational Accidents during Painting and Printing

During the golf ball painting and printing process, workers face many risks and the potential for occupational accidents. One of the common accidents is exposure to hazardous chemicals found in paints and printing inks. These substances can cause skin irritation, respiratory problems, or other serious health issues if not handled correctly. In addition, during the painting process, the use of spray painting equipment can lead to accidents such as slipping and falling due to a slippery floor or collision with obstacles.

In addition, during the printing stage, machinery operating at high speeds can be dangerous for workers if safety regulations are not followed. Incidents can occur due to equipment failure, causing serious injuries such as cuts or bruises. In particular, if adequate occupational protection is not in place, the risk of injury will be high, especially in areas with high humidity or many chemicals.

Therefore, it is very important to have a clear understanding of the types of occupational accidents in the painting and printing process to protect the health and safety of workers, and at the same time to improve work efficiency in the golf ball manufacturing industry.

3. Causes of Occupational Accidents during Painting and Printing

During the golf ball painting and printing process, there are many causes of occupational accidents, mainly related to the work environment and production process. First, the use of hazardous chemicals such as paints and printing inks without appropriate protective measures can cause irritation or poisoning for workers. Most types of paint contain chemical components that can evaporate, leading to the risk of inhaling toxic fumes when there is no adequate ventilation equipment.

Second, during the operation of machinery, a lack of experience or non-compliance with safety procedures can cause accidents. Printing machinery often operates at high speeds and requires workers to have a high degree of concentration. Any negligence or error in operation can lead to serious accidents, such as getting a hand caught or colliding with moving parts.

Finally, a messy, untidy work environment is also a contributing factor to occupational accidents. A slippery floor, scattered tools, or poor lighting can increase the risk of slipping and falling or encountering unforeseen incidents. Therefore, it is necessary to clearly identify the causes of occupational accidents in the painting and printing process in order to have effective preventive measures, protecting the health and safety of workers.

4. Preventive Measures for Occupational Accidents during Painting and Printing

To ensure occupational safety during the golf ball painting and printing process, implementing preventive measures is very necessary. First of all, workers need to be fully equipped with personal protective equipment, including poison-proof masks, gloves, and safety glasses, to protect them from exposure to hazardous chemicals found in paints and printing inks. At the same time, it is very important to maintain a ventilation system in the work area to minimize the concentration of toxic fumes in the air, thereby protecting the health of workers.

In addition, workers need to be well-trained on the process of operating machinery, how to handle chemicals safely, and occupational safety rules. This not only raises awareness but also helps them to be more confident when working. Besides, regular inspection and maintenance of equipment also contribute to preventing technical problems that may occur.

Finally, the work environment must be kept clean and tidy, ensuring that there are no obstacles or slippery spots on the floor. This not only helps to improve work efficiency but also minimizes the risk of accidents from slipping and falling or collision. By implementing these preventive measures, we can protect the safety of workers in the golf ball production process.

Complete the occupational safety training course to be issued an occupational safety card by the occupational safety training center to strengthen your records in accordance with regulations when working.

5. Occupational Safety Regulations for Painting and Printing

During the golf ball painting and printing process, adherence to occupational safety regulations is extremely important to protect the health and lives of workers. First of all, all employees must be trained on safe work procedures, including how to use equipment, types of chemicals, as well as emergency response measures. Each worker needs to have sufficient knowledge on how to identify and handle hazardous chemicals found in paints and printing inks to minimize the risk of direct contact.

Second, the work areas need to be fully equipped with safety signs, regulations on protective clothing, and instructions for using the equipment. Each painting and printing area should have a good ventilation system, and at the same time, must have firefighting equipment to be ready to respond to emergency situations.

In addition, it is very necessary to maintain occupational health monitoring records and occupational accident reports to assess and improve the work environment. Finally, these regulations not only aim to protect the health of workers but also ensure product quality, thereby enhancing the company’s reputation in the golf ball manufacturing industry.

6. Handling Emergency Occupational Accident Situations during Painting and Printing

When an occupational accident occurs during the golf ball painting and printing process, timely and effective handling is very important to ensure the safety of workers and limit damage. First, the witness to the accident needs to immediately notify the manager and the company’s medical team for a quick response. If someone is injured, it is necessary to check their health condition and, if necessary, perform initial first aid such as stopping bleeding or immobilizing the wound until professional medical staff intervene.

At the same time, the area where the accident occurred should be cleaned and cordoned off to ensure that no one else is affected by this incident. It is also necessary to investigate the cause of the accident immediately afterwards to identify weaknesses in the work process or equipment used, and thereby propose appropriate corrective measures.

Finally, all accident handling steps need to be recorded in detail for reporting and review purposes, in order to improve occupational safety procedures in the future. Through this, the company can build a safer work environment and reduce risks for workers in subsequent production runs.