Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I can't believe it—apparently we have a three-day weekend starting today!!!
If you can take a break, please do so while you still can!
And for those who can't take a break, since no one's calling, it's full-on work mode lol
I'm heading to the Osaka area to check on the site!
But that's beside the point.
The other day, at a major safety council meeting, I found the six points on hazard prediction to be very convincing, so I thought I’d share them with everyone (though I’m not sure if I’m allowed to do that on my own).
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At each worksite, recognize the potential hazards based on past disaster cases, and
Please review the work procedures and inspect the equipment again.
Inspect equipment and conditions based on the six hazard prediction criteria and take appropriate action
6 Hazard Prediction Categories
1. Things that stand upright areHe falls over.
—, the thing hanging there isIt falls.
1. Things that are high upIt falls.
1. Round objects areIt rolls.
I. For objects in motion,Caught in the middle.
I. For rotating objects,I get caught up in it.
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When you see it written out like this, hazard prediction seems really simple, doesn't it?
I can anticipate the dangers associated with everything I see.
Because things you can predict can happen just like that!!
Let's keep taking calculated risks next week, too!
See you later.
Features and Hazard Identification of Suspended Drilling Rigs | How to Use the YD135
