What are the unsafe behaviors of people

People's unsafe behaviors are reflected in many aspects, generally referring to people's behaviors that affect safety. For example, during the work process, accidents caused by human factors that lead to damage to personnel and equipment are all considered unsafe behaviors. At the same time, it also includes technical reasons, physical or attitudinal reasons. So what other unsafe behaviors do people have?

1. Operation error, neglect of safety, and neglect of warnings

1. Starting, shutting down or moving the machine without permission;

2. No signal is given when starting or stopping the machine;

3. The switch is not locked, causing accidental rotation, power on or leakage;

4. Forget to turn off the device;

5. Ignore warning signs and warning signals;

6. Operational errors (referring to the operation of buttons, valves, wrenches, handles, etc.)

7. Running operation;

8. The feeding or conveying speed is too fast;

9. The machine is running at overspeed;

10. Driving a motor vehicle in violation of traffic regulations;

11. Working while drunk;

12. Mixed loading of passengers and cargo;

13. When the punching machine is operating, put your hand into the punching die;

14. The workpiece is not firmly fastened;

15. Blow away iron filings with compressed air;

16. Others.

2. Causes of safety device failure: 1. The safety device is removed; 2. The safety device is blocked and loses its function; 3. Adjustment errors cause the safety device to fail; 4. Others. 3. Use of unsafe equipment: 1. Temporary use of unstable facilities; 2. Use of equipment without safety devices; 3. Others. 4. Using hands instead of tools: 1. Using hands instead of manual tools; 2. Removing chips by hand; 3. Machining workpieces by hand without using fixtures; 5. Improper storage of objects (finished products, semi-finished products, materials, tools, chips and production supplies, etc.). VI. Risky entry into dangerous places: 1. Risky entry into culverts; 2. Approaching leaking places (without safety facilities); 3. Not leaving the danger zone during felling, logging, transporting, and loading; 4. Entering a tank or well without the permission of the safety supervisor; 5. Not "knocking on the side and asking the top" before starting the operation; 6. Risky entry signals; 7. Speeding on and off the train at the shunting yard; 8. Open flames in flammable and explosive places; 9. Privately riding in a mine car; 10. Walking on the winchway; 11. Not keeping a lookout in time; VII. Climbing or sitting in unsafe positions (such as platform guardrails, car baffles, crane hooks)

8. Working or staying under the hoisted objects; 9. Refueling, repairing, inspecting, adjusting, welding, cleaning, etc. while the machine is running; 10. Engaging in distracting behaviors; 11. Neglecting to use personal protective equipment in operations or situations where it is necessary: ​​1. Not wearing goggles or masks; 2. Not wearing protective gloves; 3. Not wearing safety shoes; 4. Not wearing a safety helmet; 5. Not wearing respiratory protection; 6. Not wearing a safety belt; 7. Not wearing a work hat; 8. Others. 12. Unsafe clothing: 1. Wearing bulky clothing when working near equipment with rotating parts; 2. Wearing gloves when operating equipment with rotating parts; 3. Others. 13. Improper handling of flammable, explosive and other dangerous items.