Work at heights requires utmost care; remember to wear protective gear.
Our factory has a comprehensive management system and quality assurance system, advanced production equipment, processes, and quality testing equipment. Our products include various materials such as ABS, fiberglass, and PE, and various functions, such as cold-weather protection and miner's helmets. We can produce over five million safety helmets annually.
Working at heights, as the name suggests, refers to a series of operations that require personnel to climb to heights in our daily production and life. The national standard GB/3608-2008 "Classification of Work at Heights" defines it as: "Work performed at a height of 2 meters or more above the reference plane where there is a possibility of falling." Work at heights is widespread in our daily maintenance work, such as the use of elevators, climbing ladders and poles, and walking on railway walkways near edges and cliffs. Accidents involving falls from heights and falling materials or equipment are among the most frequent causes of accidents during work at heights! Statistics show that falls from heights account for more than 30% of industrial accidents, with injuries from falls on people and falling objects accounting for 78% of these. Safety protection cannot be neglected in the slightest.
The most effective way to prevent personal injury accidents while working at heights is to correctly use a dual protection system – a safety helmet and a safety harness.
Safety Helmet – A Shield for Head Protection
Safety helmets are essential personal protective equipment for workers. Through their shell cushioning layer and liner energy-absorbing structure, safety helmets protect the user's head from injuries caused by falling objects, small flying objects, or other specific factors.
Five-point safety harness – a life-saving lock
A safety harness is a system of individual fall protection equipment used in high-altitude, climbing, and suspended operations to secure workers in position, prevent falls, or, if a fall occurs, safely suspend the worker.
Safety belts are categorized by job type into area restriction safety belts, pole climbing safety belts, and fall protection safety belts. Fall protection safety belts are most commonly used in maintenance work scenarios. According to the national standard GB6095-2021 "Fall Protection Safety Belts," fall protection safety belts must be full-body safety belts (five-point safety belts).
Have you all learned this? Behind every fall from height accident, there are an average of seven potential hazards. From tightening a safety belt to properly installing fall protection chains, every detail reflects respect for life. Let us use our professionalism to safeguard the lights of every home and build a solid maintenance defense line with responsibility.