How to quickly identify the source of danger at work?

Hidden danger refers to a hidden hazard, that is, a hidden or potentially dangerous event or disaster.

Hidden accidents refer to the unsafe behaviors of people in the production system that can lead to accidents, the unsafe state of things, and management defects.

The hidden dangers of the accident are grouped into 21 categories:

Fire, explosion, poisoning and suffocation, water damage, collapse, landslide, leakage, corrosion, electric shock, fall, mechanical injury, coal and gas outburst, road facility injury, road vehicle injury, railway facility injury, railway vehicle injury, water transportation injury, Port and dock injury, air transportation injury, airport injury, and other hidden dangers.

In the enterprise safety production inspection, we should pay attention to the following more common accident hazards:

Human unsafe behavior

There are mainly 11 categories, which are also the main direct causes of people in production safety accidents.

1. Ignore safety, ignore warnings, and make mistakes.
2. Man-made failure of safety devices.
3. Use unsafe equipment.
4. Operate by hand instead of tool.
5. Improper storage of objects.
6. Venture into dangerous places.
7, climbing, sitting in an unsafe position.
8. Interfering and distracting behavior.
9. Ignore the use or failure to use personal protective equipment and appliances.
10. Unsafe attire. Hundred Management
11. Contact and handling errors for flammable, explosive and other dangerous materials.

Unsafe state

There are four main types, which are also the main direct causes of production safety accidents.

1. The protection, insurance, signal and other devices are lacking or defective.
2. Defective equipment, facilities, tools and accessories.
3. Labor protection equipment is lacking or defective.
4. Poor operating environment at the production (construction) site.

Management flaws

There are mainly 7 categories, which are also the main indirect causes of management in production safety accidents.

1. Defects in technology and design.
2. Insufficient production education and training.
3. The labor organization is unreasonable.
4. Lack of inspection or guidance errors on site work.
5. There are no safety production management rules and regulations and safety operation rules, or they are not complete.
6. There are no accident prevention and emergency measures or they are not sound.
7. Inadequate rectification of the hidden dangers of the accident and the implementation of funds.

Identification of dangerous and harmful factors

Risk factors refer to factors that can cause injury or death to people or cause sudden damage to objects; harmful factors refer to factors that can affect people's physical health and cause diseases or things to cause chronic damage.

Generally, the two are collectively referred to as dangerous and harmful factors without distinction.