A poisoning and suffocation accident occurred at a pig farm in Anshun, Guizhou, once again exposing the huge risks of confined space operations and blind rescue. This article explores how enterprises can build a reliable layer of protection from the perspectives of on-site management and respiratory protection selection.
The Ministry of Emergency Management and other departments have jointly revised and issued the Special Operations Catalog, introducing new requirements for the management of special operations. This article looks at how EHS teams can update the selection and management of head, respiratory, and hearing protection for these higher-risk tasks.
In 2026, the Ministry of Emergency Management launched expert guidance services for key industrial and trade sectors. From a PPE-management perspective, this article examines how that guidance can improve on-site protection practices and help companies strengthen their PPE programs.
Although the official poster for the 2026 National "Work Safety Month" has not yet been released, its release time and content direction have already attracted industry attention. As corporate EHS managers, how to capture policy signals from official visual communication and optimize Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) management strategies in advance has become a key step in improving on-site safety performance.
The allocation of central disaster-relief supplies highlights the essential role of PPE at disaster sites. Companies can use this as a reminder to review how PPE supports evacuation, temporary shelter, and rescue operations and to maintain emergency stocks that reflect their actual risk profile.
Chemical production environments are complex, involving high temperatures, high pressures, hazardous gases, and corrosive substances. Employees face multiple safety threats during tasks such as inspections, sampling, and maintenance. This article focuses on common hazards, analyzes typical misconceptions in PPE selection, and helps enterprises build a effective protection program.
In chemical production environments, head, hearing, and respiratory protection are often simplified as ‘just having them is enough,’ but the actual risks go far beyond what is visible on the surface. Starting from typical scenarios, this article analyzes the key links that are easily overlooked in PPE configuration for chemical enterprises.
The timely allocation of central disaster-relief supplies provides a useful reference for EHS managers: what emergency PPE should be kept on hand, and how should it be selected and managed for disasters or work-related emergencies? This article looks at practical principles for building an effective emergency PPE program.
With the update and implementation of technical specifications for safety in work at height in building construction, enterprises are facing stricter safety management requirements. Starting from the key points of the specifications, this article analyzes typical risk scenarios in current work at height, providing systematic protection ideas for procurement and safety management personnel.
In the face of frequent extreme weather, national-level disaster relief material allocation not only reflects the response capability of the emergency system, but also highlights the key role of personal protective equipment at disaster sites. How can enterprises learn from this to improve their emergency PPE reserves and management?
