The criteria for determining major accident hazards in dust explosion-related industrial and trade enterprises provide a clear safety red line for companies. While implementing dust removal and explosion-proof renovations, EHS managers should not overlook the risk-based selection and standardized management of Personal Protective Equipment.
Chemical and hazardous chemical enterprises operate in complex work environments with multiple overlapping risks. From an EHS on-site management perspective, this article explores risk-based selection approaches and management misconceptions for respiratory, head, and hearing protection, helping enterprises build a personal protection system based on risk assessment.
Welding operations involve multiple risks such as fumes, spatter, and noise. This article, guided by welding safety standards, provides EHS managers with a systematic approach to selecting respiratory, head, and hearing protection, as well as on-site management strategies.
In response to the recent activation of geological disaster emergency responses in multiple regions, this article, from a corporate EHS management perspective, discusses the selection and management of head, respiratory, and hearing protection equipment for factory inspections and emergency rescue operations during the flood season, helping enterprises build a stronger safety controls.
A work safety accident in Xunhua, Qinghai, resulted in 2 deaths and 1 injury. From an EHS management perspective, this article analyzes the protection gaps behind the accident, discusses risk-based selection and on-site supervision mechanisms for head protection and respiratory protection, and helps enterprises strengthen their safety baseline.
The Ministry of Emergency Management has released typical cases of strict law enforcement in work safety, signaling zero tolerance in supervision. This article explores how corporate EHS management can avoid PPE management pitfalls and build a stronger safety controls through risk-based selection and on-site supervision.
The national Work Safety Month promotional video is intended to reinforce safety awareness, but EHS and procurement teams need to turn that message into everyday PPE practice. This article looks at head, hearing, and respiratory protection and how companies can improve consistent PPE use and maintain it over time.
With the rollout of GB 3608-2025 "Classification of Work at Heights" training, corporate EHS and procurement personnel need to re-evaluate their work-at-height management systems, appropriately select and provide fall protection equipment, and ensure that the level of protection precisely matches the risk.
Hot work is a high-risk operation on construction sites, where flying sparks and toxic fumes can easily cause safety accidents. From the perspective of EHS on-site management, this article analyzes the potential hazards of hot work and discusses risk-based selection strategies for respiratory, head, and hearing protection equipment, helping enterprises build a reliable layer of protection.
