The special program 'Emergency Moments' on CCTV, featuring unannounced work safety inspections, has drawn attention. Facing normalized strict supervision, corporate EHS and procurement departments need to build a comprehensive personal protection line from source selection to on-site wearing, ensuring safety protection is implemented.
Safety helmets are basic head protection equipment, but “wearing one” is not the same as “wearing it correctly.” This article analyzes common wearing misconceptions and provides on-site inspection ideas for EHS managers.
The Ministry of Emergency Management has activated a Level IV national geological disaster emergency response for Sichuan. In the face of complex geological disaster sites, how should corporate EHS departments dynamically assess risks and appropriately select and provide head, respiratory, and hearing protection equipment?
A flash flood occurred in Weiyuan County, Dingxi, Gansu, once again sounding the alarm for safety in extreme weather. In flood prevention and rescue scenes that are sudden and environmentally complex, selecting and properly wearing Personal Protective Equipment is key to ensuring the safety of rescue personnel.
Exploring the impact of safety helmet weight on wearing comfort and protective performance, providing risk-based selection and on-site management ideas for corporate procurement and EHS management.
Multiple departments have jointly deployed work on "cracking down on illegal activities" in work safety, with the standardized provision and use of PPE becoming a key focus of on-site compliance inspections. This article analyzes common misconceptions and provides EHS on-site management ideas.
When engineering controls cannot fully eliminate a hazard, PPE provides the final layer of protection. This article looks at practical on-site management and risk-based PPE selection for occupational health hazards.
CCTV aired a special program on Yiwu, Zhejiang's safety development experience, providing a reference for safety governance in intensive manufacturing. This article discusses how factory EHS personnel can transform macro-level safety development concepts into standardized on-site protection management in workshops, building a stronger safety controls.
Relevant departments have deployed efforts to strengthen safety rectification for agricultural and migrant workers' travel. Corporate EHS managers should take this opportunity to pay attention to safety risks for personnel working around the plant and outdoors, and build a reliable protection by refining on-site management and appropriately equipping head, hearing, and respiratory protection.
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.
