【正文】 ? Refueling stops are especially critical. D: A model safety check starts with this walkaround inspection z Check fork pins and stops to make sure they are in place z Check all cowling and body parts z Check wheels and tires z Check for any broken or loosened parts z C。 z How to safely release stored energy to assure that a zero energy state exists. 6) How to perform a shutdown and isolate equipment z Notify all affected employees that a lockout procedure is about to start. z Locate all energy sources that power the piece of equipment you’ll be servicing, including hidden energy sources. z Note that some machines have more than one source of power, so you must make sure you know the machine and all power sources involved. 7) Locking and opening lockout devices z Shut down the machine by following the normal method for shutdown z Turn off the energy at main power sources z Turn the machine switch back on to confirm that the power source has been deactivated z Attempt to restart the machine to guarantee that the power is shut off, then return the switch to the off position z Using your own lock, lock out all energy sources involved z With your lock in place, test the disconnect to make sure it can’t be turned on. z If several people are needed to work on a piece of equipment, each one must apply their own lock. This prevents any accidental startups while another employee may still be working on the machinery. z When all energy sources are locked, inform others of the lockout situation. One way to do this is by applying a tag to the power source. z Equipment must be at “zero energy state” before servicing or maintenance work can begin to get to this state。 z How to isolate equipment。 SAFETY TRAINING MANUAL , we provide safe working conditions, instruct you in the safe way to perform your work, and make available to you equipment to protect yourself from injury. 3) For your health and your family happiness, please refer to this Handbook, and set the example! 4) The leader’s responsibility is teaching and management, and doing well according to it first! 5) Your responsibility is to follow safety instructions from your supervisor and report safety suggestions to the leader. 182, The Cause for Accident and Prevention Method Accidents don’t just happen. There is always a cause for every accident. Most accident is caused by unsafe acts. Some are caused by unsafe conditions. 1) Actions which often lead to accidents include: — Neglect in the use of PPE. — Failure to dress safety. — Wrong working action. — Horseplay and not all attention when working. 2) Conditions — Poor housekeeping — Hazardous arrangement of material — Something wrong with the safety guard equipment — Too much noise and improper lighting 3) Accidents can be prevented by — Safe conduct — Safe methods — Elimination of hazards — Alertness and attention Keep in mind: No set of safety rules can possibly cover all circumstances. Further, some rules may seem to conflict with Federal, State and Local Laws, Labor Agreement, or instruction, don’t disobey of modify the Rule: ASK YOUR MANAGER. ? If you don’t know the safe way to do a job, ask your foreman and pay attention to what he says. ? Keep alert, know what you would do in case of emergency. Keep in mind the location of fire extinguishers, telephones and first aid kits or station. ? No drinking during workingtime, if happened, he/she will be fired. ? Report any unsafe conditions to your foreman or Field Safety Supervisor. ? Always take an interest in the new, inexperienced employee. Call attention to dangerous practices, and help him learn the safe way of doing his work. ? Notify all persons who might be endangered by your work. 19When working with another person, let him know before you drop a load or do anything that might injure him. Don’t throw anything from a height until you have checked to make sure that no one to below you. ? Horseplay is forbidden. Immediate punishment is the penalty. ? Observe and obey all warning signs. ? Use equipment for what it was designed for. ? Wear clothes suited for the jobno dangling or loose clothing or jewelry around moving machinery. ? Learn to lift the right way. Bend knees, keep back erect, and get help for heavy loads. ? Do not run – watch your step—keep firm footing and proper balance at all times. — Lack of knowledge of safe practices will not be accepted as an excuse for their violation. — Effective management of worker safety and health protection is a decisive factor in reducing the extent and severity of workrelated injuries and illnesses and related costs. — Employers are advised and encouraged to institute and maintain in their establishments a program that provides adequate systematic policies, procedures, and practices that protect their employees from, and allow them to recognize, jobrelated safety and health hazards. — The most important part of safety is you. It is up to you abide by the safety rules – they are made for your protection. You are expected to report immediately any personal injury, however minor, and all dangerous conditions and practices to your supervisor. 203, FIRE PREVENTION 1) Most of what you need to know about fire is: ? 3 factors to fire: bustibilitymaterial、kindling and air（Oxygen） ? Types of fire ? The most mon kind of fire. Involving ordinary materials such as wood, paper, rubber and plastics. ? Flammable liquids, gases and greases make up this class. They are harder to fight and require a special kind of extinguisher. ? Combustible metals including magnesium, titani