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Safety Basic requirements for work |
1. Labor safety protection products |
Animation showing the requirements for personal labor protection: 1. Labor protection equipment for construction workers Introduction to commonly used labor protection equipment (clothing, hats, safety belts, etc.) 2. Requirements for construction workers to wear labor protection equipment General construction workers wear Welding workers wear Wall chiseling, hand grinding wheel, impact drill work wear, blowtorch casting bus alloy wear (safety helmet color) |
2. Safety warning signs |
Animation showing elevator safety warnings: 1. Elevator use safety signs 2. Elevator equipment safety signs "Machine room restricted area, no entry for unauthorized persons", "Electricity hazard", "Beware of burns", "Danger, no prostrating or leaning", "No closing of the switch when someone is working" 3. Elevator installation safety warning signs |
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3. Elevator equipment safety color |
Animation showing the meaning of four colors at the construction site 1. Safety color 2. Safety color in the elevator Yellow---Traction wheel, guide wheel, speed limiter wheel, disc wheel, guardr*l Red---Brake release handle, fire switch, fire extinguisher, emergency stop switch, warning sign, red p*nt on the adjusted nut point, speed limiter running direction mark Green--Phase sequence relay indicator |
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4. Requirements for the use of safety guardr*ls |
Animation shows the safety requirements for the use of guardr*ls: 1. Safety guardr*ls 2. Safety guardr*l use requirements 1. The number and placement of machine room guardr*ls 2. The number and placement of machine room guardr*ls |
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5. Safe use of fire extinguishers |
Animation showing how to use a fire extinguisher to put out a fire: Number of fire extinguishers required for the computer room Type of fire extinguisher used Checking effectiveness Fire extinguishing operation (Precautions for using carbon dioxide to extinguish a fire) |
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6. Safe use of electricity |
Animation shows safe use of electricity: 1. Any electrical equipment is assumed to be live until confirmed. 2. When operating with electricity, do not use wet hands. Use one hand to operate. Tools must be checked for insulation (wrong. The insulation of the screwdriver is not good. Press the m*n contact of the contactor). 3. Replace damaged plugs and sockets on site immediately. Use protective grounding sockets for mobile electrical sockets. 4. It is not allowed to pull wires randomly. If necessary, use rubber insulated cables, 2.5 meters high. 5. The wire connection must be in accordance with the requirements. Wrap it with insulating tape and no sharp protrusions. 6. Fires in electrical equipment cannot be extinguished with water. |
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7. Safe use of electricity II |
Animation shows safe use of electricity: 1. Safe use and management of power supply at the installation site 2. The temporary switch of the electric box meets the load requirements of the site and can be locked 3. Use a 36V mobile power supply during shaft installation 4. All electrical equipment should be kept in good condition 5. Requirements for grounding wires of electric welders |
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8. First *d for electric shock on site |
Animation demonstrates the first *d methods for electric shock: 1. Artificial respiration 2. External chest compression |
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9. Contact |
Animation showing the communication between two (or more) people working together 1. Determine the communication method before working (by shouting, intercom, or in-car phone) 2. If the cooperation of the other party is required or the work of the other party is affected, the operator should contact first and then operate (for example, power on, turning the car, etc.) Repeat and confirm |
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10. Safety in the use of hand tools |
Animation showing hand tools: 1. Introduction to common types of tools 2. Check (clean) tools before use 3. Choose the right tool for the job (for example, there are three types of hammers, wrenches, and saws) 4. Put tools in a tool box (bag) 5. Do not place them randomly when in use (on the edge of the door, on the machine equipment, in the control cabinet), put them in the tool box immediately after use, and do not place parts or tools on the machine or equipment when stopping work. Do not leave tools inside the control cabinet when m*nt*ning it 6. Do not throw tools during hoistway operations 7. Safe use of wrenches, saws, hammers, and needle-nosed pliers |
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11. Power tool safety Saved web pages |
Animation shows the safe use of power tools: 1. Check the wiring and ground wire before use 2. Confirm the working voltage, use a fixed plug, and use a power supply with a leakage protection switch 3. Take personal protection (loose clothes, goggles) (wrong clothes scratched) 4. Unplug the plug from the power supply before replacing consumables, check the tightness after replacement, etc.) 5. Do not hold the wire when lifting power tools (the electric drill should be turned off if it is clamped) 6. Safe use of electric drills, hand grinders, and cutting machines (hand grinders must be equipped with a firm protective cover, and check whether the grinding wheel has cracks) |
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12. Safe use of scaffolding |
Animation showing the safety requirements for scaffolding: platform pedal requirements number of people standing on a platform tools cannot be placed safety ropes must be hung sliding down the scaffold is not allowed, etc. |
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13. Short-circuit wiring is safe to use |
The animation shows the procedure for using the short-circuit wire: 1. Make sure there is no one in the car and perform m*ntenance on the elevator in the machine room. 2. Lock the m*n power supply and put a tag on it. 3. Put a warning sign on the short-circuit wire. 4. Short-circuit the circuit that needs to be short-circuited. 5. Close the cabinet door and hang another warning sign in a conspicuous place on the door. 6. Restore power and start the operation. 7. After the work is completed, return to the machine room, lock the car ag*n, remove the short-circuit wire and warning sign. 8. Check the elevator operation and confirm that it has returned to normal. |
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Elevator Design safety |
14. Elevator mechanical protection device |
Animation demonstration of elevator mechanical protection devices: 1. Brake 2. Speed limiter-safety clamp 3. Buffer 4. Rope clamp 5. Landing door lock 6. Landing door self-closing device 7. Car top safety window, guardr*l 8. Footboard 9. Counterweight protection grid |
15. Elevator electrical (mechanical-electrical) protection device |
Animation demonstration of elevator electrical protection devices: 1. M*n switch 2. Phase sequence protection 3. Limit switch 4. Electrical interlocking device for floor door lock and car door lock 5. Overspeed limiter rope break protection 6. Safety grounding 7. Emergency stop switch 8. Door anti-pinch protection 9. Overload protection 10. Alarm device |
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16. Protective function of elevator safety devices |
Animation demonstrates the protective functions of safety components: 1. Overspeed protection (safety clamp buffer) 2. Overtravel protection 3. Door anti-pinch protection 4. Overload protection 5. Door electrical interlock protection 6. Trapped person alarm |
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Elevator Construction Operational safety |
17. Safety of operation in the machine room: lock out and tag out when powering on and off |
Animation showing the correct operation of power supply in the machine room (m*n switch, lighting switch, switch in the control cabinet), three states of the distribution box door handle Animation showing the correct operation process of power off (confirm power off), locking, and tagging in the machine room (more than 2 people tag and lock, the last one to unlock and power on) |
18. Machine room operation safety 2_Traction machine hoisting safety | Animation shows: Safe operation of the hoisting process of the traction machine (including checking the load of the hook, the load of the lifting device, the rigging hanging position, the wire rope diameter, and the effectiveness of the anti-unhooking device of the lifting hook | |
19. Computer room operation safety operation III |
The animation shows the safety precautions when working in the machine room: 1. Handle the reserved holes during installation and construction 2. Cut off the power supply during m*ntenance in the machine room 3. Make sure the floor door and car door are closed before operating the car in the machine room, and contact the personnel in the car or on the top of the car and in the pit, etc. 4. Prevent the car from slipping when turning the car in the machine room 5. When visually inspecting the operating status, pay full attention to your hands, work clothes, and rags so that they do not touch or get involved |
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20. Safety Operations in Computer Room IV |
The animation shows the safety precautions when working in the machine room: 1. The upper side of the m*n switch is always powered on, so be careful to prevent electric shock. 2. When rep*ring the electrical components in the control cabinet, the power must be turned off . 3. When working near live parts, there must be protective measures ag*nst electric shock and special personnel for supervision. 4. In principle, short-circuiting of the elevator control circuits is not allowed. |
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21. Enter the car roof correctly and operate safely |
Animation demonstrates the correct safe operation of entering the car top: press the next level of the entry level and the lowest level internal call, open the floor door lock (not the door area) when the car is going down to make the car stop at a position suitable for entering the car top, verify the floor door lock function, the car top emergency stop switch function, the m*ntenance switch, and after entering the car top, verify that the up and down functions of the buttons are effective, close the floor door, and perform car top operations. |
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22. Correctly evacuate the car roof and perform safe operations |
Animation demonstrates the correct safety operation of entering the car roof: press emergency stop, open the door to evacuate, return to normal, restore emergency stop, turn off the light, close the door (to evacuate from a non-entry floor door, you also need to verify the floor door lock function first) |
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23. Safe operation of car top work |
Animation demonstration of car top m*ntenance and operation safety: 1. Enter the car top in the correct and safe way to enter the car top. 2. Car top workers should wear labor protection equipment (safety helmets, insulated shoes, cuffs and trouser legs should be fastened), and no more than three people should work at the same time. 3. Ensure stable standing on the car top. Be careful not to fall due to the impact of starting and stopping, especially for elevators with 2:1 hanging ropes. Be careful not to allow the wire rope to touch other objects. 4. Car top workers are not allowed to stick any part of the body out of the safety guardr*ls, etc. 5. Car top operation tools should be placed safely to prevent tools from falling. 6. Pay attention to the balance of the body and the safety of the feet when opening and closing the door, and do not clamp your hands and feet. When opening the hall door on the car top, because the movement of the door sometimes scrapes other people, you must pay full attention and open the hall door slowly. 7. You must never stand on the middle beam in the hoistway or climb up and down using the support frame. There is a danger of falling and being squeezed. 8. When checking the equipment in the shaft while running, you must go down and touch the safety switch with your hand. The switch can be disconnected immediately at any time. 9. The m*ntenance speed must be run, and the command must be unified. The command must be repeated before driving. 10. When working on the car top, the operator in the car must obey the command of the operator on the car top. 11. After the m*ntenance on the car top is completed and the operator leaves the car, the floor door should be closed and the switches on the car top should be restored to normal. 12. Simultaneous operation in the pit and on the car top is not allowed |
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24. M*ntenance and operation |
Animation demonstrates the installation position of the m*ntenance operation device, with the car top as the priority. Car top m*ntenance operation demonstration: Ensure that the car top is always in the m*ntenance state, and operate the up and down operations in a jog manner. When the car does not need to move, press the stop switch in time. |
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25. Enter the pit correctly and operate safely |
Animation demonstrates the correct safe operation of entering the pit: press the internal call of the upper floor and the top floor, open the floor door lock (not the door area) when the car is going up, verify the function of the floor door lock and the function of the emergency stop switch on the upper (lower) side of the pit, enter the pit, close the floor door to the minimum door opening position, and carry out pit operations |
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26. Correctly evacuate the pit safely |
Animation demonstrates the correct safe operation of evacuating the pit: restore the emergency stop, evacuate the pit along the ladder, restore the emergency stop, turn off the lights, and close the landing door |
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27. Safe operation of pit work |
Animation demonstration of pit operation safety: 1. Enter the pit in the correct pit entry safety operation method. 2. Before operation, the pit emergency stop must be pressed. Pay full attention to the movement of the counterweight, etc. Press the emergency stop immediately in case of an accident. 3. Wear a safety helmet. It is forbidden to slide, swing or climb on cables, ropes or r*ls. 4. When checking the limit switch, you must pay attention to choosing a safe and reliable body position. The operator of the car operation must concentrate and obey the unified command. Be sure to repeat the command before driving. 5. When working in the pit, the car should stop running. If it is necessary to start the elevator up or down, it can only be operated for inspection. Before starting, m*ntenance personnel must pay attention to standing in a safe position to prevent being hit by cables, car toe boards and balance ch*ns. 6. Before completing the work and exiting the pit, check and pack the tools. Do not leave them behind. Restore all switches. After confirming that it is safe and normal, you can climb up to the pit and close the floor door before conducting a trial run. 7. When exiting, the car should be parked at least three floors away from the lowest floor to ensure the safe evacuation of m*ntenance personnel. 8. Simultaneous operation of the pit and the car top is not allowed |
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28. Place the door lifter |
Animation demonstrates the safe operation of opening the landing door and placing the door lifter: use the triangular key to open the door, squat down, support the bottom of the landing door with your right foot, hold the wall with your left hand, and place and tighten the door lifter with your right hand. |
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29. Open the door with a special key |
Animation demonstrates the safe operation of opening the floor door: 1. The triangular key is managed by a dedicated person 2. Safe operation of opening the door with the triangular key: Confirm the location of the car, and then select the nearest floor door above the car roof; open the floor door slightly, and then use your hands or feet to support the floor door to prevent it from closing; remove the triangular key, stand firmly and open the floor door; before going to the top of the car, first check the position of the car roof and press the emergency stop switch; when closing the door, when it is about to close, hold the floor door with both hands to let the door close slowly to prevent the door from hitting |
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30. Three-point contact ladder |
Animation demonstrates the correct operation of climbing a ladder: When going down the pit along the ladder, do not hold the landing door with both hands. Put your hands on the ground or hold the wall, and climb the ladder with your feet. When going down, keep your hands and the ladder in three points of contact. |
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Elevator accident emergency measures and rescue |
31. Emergency electric operation |
Animation demonstrates the safe operation of emergency electric operation: 1. Set the switch of emergency electric operation to the emergency electric operation state 2. Confirm the position of the car 3. Use the operation button to open the car to the nearest leveling position 4. The operation must be unified from top to bottom, and the door opening and releasing of people must be carried out after confirming that the car is in the door area and has stopped moving. |
32. Safety measures when the elevator stops due to power outage |
Animation showing safety measures when an elevator stops due to power outage: 1. Elevator stops due to power outage With driver Without driver |
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33. Emergency rescue operation for people trapped in elevator due to malfunction |
Animation demonstrates the safe rescue operation of rescuing people from a trapped car: cut off the power supply Calm the passengers Determine the location of the car (door area, non-door area) Turn the car in the machine room (non-door area) Open the door to help passengers leave the car Close the door, set the alarm, and disable the elevator Fill in the rescue record and archive it |
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34. Safety measures in case of fire (elevator safety emergency plan) |
Animation demonstrates fire safety handling methods: 1. Fire occurs on the floor The elevator manager presses the "fire switch" and the elevator enters the fire state The elevator runs directly to the base station, opens the door to evacuate passengers, and the car door does not close 2. Fire occurs in the shaft or car Stop the elevator immediately and evacuate passengers Cut off the power supply 3. When a fire occurs in an adjacent building , the elevator should also be stopped to avoid power outages caused by fire and trapping people Use fire extinguishers to put out the fire Set alarms and disable elevators |
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35. Safety measures when an elevator leaks (elevator safety emergency plan) |
Animation shows how to deal with flooding in an elevator: 1. When the tunnel is flooded When the tunnel is flooded, run the elevator to the second floor or above Cut off the power When the floor is flooded, stop the elevator on the floor above the flooded floor Cut off the power Troubleshoot Dehumidify the elevator electrical components, such as drying with hot *r Check that the elevator electrical insulation meets the requirements before testing the elevator, and put it into use only after the test is normal |
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Elevator Safe ride |
36. Elevator W*ting Safety |
The animation shows the precautions when w*ting for the elevator: 1. Do not press the button repeatedly, do not slap or hit the button with sharp hard objects to avoid damaging the button. 2. When w*ting for the elevator, it is strictly forbidden to lean on the floor door to avoid affecting the opening of the floor door or falling into the car when opening the door, or even falling into the shaft when the floor door is opened by mistake (elevator f*lure), causing personal injury or death. 3. Do not push, hit, kick the floor door or pry it open with handheld objects, as these may damage the floor door structure and affect its service life. In serious cases, it may directly cause elevator f*lure and cause elevator accidents. |
37. Safe entry and exit of the elevator |
The animation shows the precautions when entering and exiting the car: 1. Before entering the car, you should w*t for the elevator door to open completely to see if the car is parked at that floor. Do not rush in. 2. Before entering the car, you should w*t for the elevator door to open completely to see if the car floor and the floor of the w*ting floor are on the same plane. 3. When entering the car, be careful not to put force on the tip of your crutches or high heels on the floor door sill, the car door sill, or the gap between the two to avoid being caught or damaging the sill. 4. It is forbidden to stay in the middle of the elevator door to prevent being pinched. 5. When the door is closed, it is dangerous to stretch your hand out of the door to open it (closing the door by mistake may end up trapping objects) |
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38. Safety when riding the elevator |
The animation shows the precautions when taking the elevator: 1. The "Safety Inspection Pass Mark" should be posted in the elevator and within the validity period. 2. Do not press repeatedly, slap or hit the button with sharp objects. 3. Do not stand ag*nst the door. 4. Stand steadily after entering the elevator, do not stand on one foot. 5. Do not play or jump in the elevator. 6. Do not let children take the elevator alone . 7. Do not use a long thin rope to lead pets. |
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39. Safety when riding in an overloaded elevator |
The animation shows what to do when the elevator is overloaded and the consequences of overloading. 1. Overloading means the elevator door does not close and it does not run, and the last passengers should exit voluntarily. 2. Severe overloading may cause the elevator to slip, resulting in equipment damage or personal injury. |
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40. Under what circumstances is it forbidden to take the elevator? |
Animation shows that it is forbidden to take the elevator in the following situations: 1. Fire 2. Earthquake 3. Elevator m*ntenance |
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41. Safety when carrying goods in elevators |
Animation shows the precautions for carrying goods in the elevator: 1. When carrying goods, people should stand at the door of the car, with their backs to the car and facing outside the car to pull or carry the goods. 2. When carrying large items, if you need to keep the floor and car doors open, you should press the door opening button to avoid damaging the floor and car door parts. |
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42. Safety measures for passengers who discover abnormal operation of the elevator |
Animation shows what passengers should do when they find an abnormal elevator operation: If the elevator suddenly falls at an excessive speed during operation, passengers should lift their heels, use their whole body weight to support their toes, squat down, and hold the car with their hands, or hold their heads, to prevent casualties caused by the car rushing to the top or squatting to the bottom. If there are goods in the car, the goods should be stabilized to prevent them from falling and injuring people. |
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43. Safety measures for passengers trapped in elevators |
Animation shows how to deal with trapped passengers in an elevator: 1. Passengers should rem*n calm, use the car alarm phone, alarm button and other communication equipment to contact the elevator staff in time, and w*t patiently for the arrival of rescue personnel. 2. When w*ting, in order to prevent the car from starting suddenly and falling, it is best to squat or hold the car handr*l. 3. When professionals come to rescue, you should cooperate with their actions . 4. When passengers are trapped in the car, it is strictly forbidden to force the car door open or try to escape from the car roof safety window. |
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Escalator Safety |
44. Safety design of escalators |
Animation demonstration of the safety components of the escalator: 1. Handr*l entrance protection device 2. Emergency stop button 3. Comb foreign body protection 4. Step collapse protection 5. Apron protection device 6. Anti-reverse protection device 7. Drive ch*n break protection device (2 pieces) 8. Speed monitoring |
45. Escalator safety |
Animation demonstrates escalator safety: 1. At the entrance, take the escalator in order and do not push each other. 2. When riding, you should "stand firmly on the right and walk on the left" . 3. When stepping onto the horizontal running section of the steps at the entrance, you should pay attention to keep your feet off the edge of the steps and stand within the yellow safety warning frame of the step pedal. 4. When riding, you should stand facing the direction of the step movement and hold the handr*l with one hand to prevent falling. 5. Pay attention to shoelaces and be careful of loose and dragging clothing. Avoid carrying sharp objects such as crutches and umbrellas into the gaps on the edge of the steps. 6. Children should be accompanied by adults with behavioral abilities. 7. At the exit, lift your foot and step out quickly along the momentum of the steps, cross the comb plate and land on the front plate to prevent tripping or shoes being caught. 8. Leave quickly at the exit and do not linger to prevent blockage. |
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46. Escalator Safety II |
Animation demonstrates escalator safety: 1. Avoid sticking your head or limbs out of the handr*l 2. Do not ride an escalator barefoot or while squatting 3. Do not press the handr*l in the opposite direction of the escalator to stop it from running (wrong) 4. Do not use an escalator as a st*rcase 5. Do not carry long or bulky items on an escalator |
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47. Escalator safety accidents |
Animation demonstrates common safety accidents when riding escalators: 1. Common accidents (9 types) 2. Do not press this button under normal circumstances to prevent sudden stops and other passengers from falling due to inertia. In the event of an unexpected emergency, immediately press the red emergency stop button to stop the escalator to avoid causing greater harm. |
project | Animation content introduction | |
Safety Basic work requirements (13) |
1. Safe use of labor safety protection products |
1. Point out the labor protection products that construction workers are usually equipped with 2. Use qualified safety helmets 3. Protection requirements for special operations 4. Point out the unsafe factors in the animation |
2. Safety warning signs |
1. Point out the warning signs in the elevator 2. Point out the irregular warning signs |
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3. Elevator equipment safety color |
1. Point out the safety color 2. Point out the correct color combination 3. The safety color of elevator related parts 4. Point out the non-standard safety color |
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4. Requirements for the use of safety guardr*ls |
1. Point out qualified guardr*ls (color, text setting) 2. Safety guardr*l usage requirements (number and placement of guardr*ls in machine rooms and non-machine rooms) |
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5. Safe use of fire extinguishers |
1. Requirements for fire extinguisher configuration in the equipment room 2. Correct use of fire extinguishing agents 3. Correct fire extinguishing operation (control cabinet fire) |
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6. Electricity Safety (I) |
Determine whether the following animations cont*n unsafe factors: 1. Mobile electrical socket plug 2. Electrical testing 3. Tool insulation 4. Wire connection insulation operation |
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7. Electricity Safety (II) |
Determine whether the following animations cont*n unsafe factors: 1. Mobile power supply (voltage) during shaft installation work 2. Locking of temporary switch box 3. Electric shock caused by falling wires on the ground (step voltage) 4. Labor protection wear during live work |
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8. First *d for electric shock on site |
1. Correct first *d steps 2. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (select a few steps) |
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9. Contact during work |
1. Contact method for elevator operation 2. Contact during turning operation 3. Contact during power supply operation |
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10. Safety in the use of hand tools |
1. Understanding of hand tools 2. Selection of hand tools for different operations (three) 3. Use of tools (three) |
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11. Safety in the use of power tools |
1. Understanding of handheld power tools 2. Selection of power tools for different operations (three) 3. Use of power tools (four) |
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12. Safe use of scaffolding |
1. Requirements for scaffolding platform pedals 2. Number of people standing on a scaffolding platform 3. Correct way to hang the safety rope 4. Scaffolding operation safety (three) |
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13. Short-circuit wiring is safe to use |
1. Safe use of short-circuit wire operation steps (sort by order) 2. Short-circuit wire operation (select a few key steps) |
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Elevator Design Safety(4) |
14. Safety devices on the car |
1. Point out the car top safety device 2. Other car position protection devices 3. Car top emergency stop switch 4. Guardr*l |
15. Safety devices for shafts and pits |
1. Point out the pit safety device 2. Requirements for the counterweight protection fence 3. Requirements for the buffer distance 4. Terminal protection switch |
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16. Safety devices in the computer room |
1. Point out the safety devices in the machine room 2. M*n switch 3. Function of speed limiter 4. Manual operation of brake |
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17. Safety device of hall door |
1. Point out the hall door protection device 2. Floor door lock 3. Emergency unlocking device operation 4. Verify the floor door self-closing function |
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Elevator Construction Operation Safety (13) |
18. Power supply and power off operation safety in the equipment room |
1. Safety confirmation before power supply (communication) 2. Judging whether there are unsafe factors in the power supply operation process based on the animation 3. Power-off operation (power off, lockout and tagout) |
19. Computer room operation safety (I) |
Judging whether there are unsafe factors in the operation of the computer room according to the animation: 1. The power distribution box is not marked after the power is turned off ; 2. Unauthorized power supply; 3. Cleaning the control cabinet with power on ; 4. Putting objects in the control cabinet |
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20. Computer room operation safety (II) |
Judging whether there are unsafe factors in the machine room operation according to the animation 1. Treatment of reserved holes on the machine room floor 2. Safety during visual inspection of the machine room operation status 3. Safety during hoisting of the traction machine 4. Safety during the machine room turning to prevent the machine from slipping |
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21. Safe operation of correctly entering the car roof |
1. Operation of car parking before entering the car top 2. Verification of floor door lock function 3. Operation before entering the car top 4. Operation after entering the car top |
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22. Correct safe operation of evacuating the car roof |
1. Operations before leaving the car roof 2. Operations when evacuating to the landing 3. Closing the door 4. Safety operations when evacuating from non-entry landing doors |
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23. Safe operation of car top work |
Judging whether there are unsafe factors in the car top operation according to the animation 1. The number of people standing when working on the car top (three people) 2. The direction of the car when checking while running (set to upward) 3. When working on the car top, work at the same time in the pit 4. When working on the car top, the body is leaning out of the guardr*l |
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24. M*ntenance and operation |
1. M*ntenance operation priority 2. Emergency electric operation in the machine room 3. M*ntenance operation on the car top |
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25. Safe operation of entering the pit correctly |
1. Operation of car parking before entering the pit 2. Function verification of emergency stop switch in the pit 3. Operation after entering the pit 4. Operation after entering the car top |
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26. Correctly evacuate the pit safely |
1. Check (tools) 2. Reset the switch (down emergency stop) 3. Evacuate the pit (up emergency stop) 4. Close the door |
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27. Safe operation of pit work |
Determine whether there are unsafe factors in pit operation according to the animation. 1. Check the lower limit switch . 2. Operations before pit operation. 3. Operations before exiting the pit after pit operation. 4. Before exiting the pit, the car should stop at the landing station. |
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28. Place the door lifter |
1. Select the door lifter 2. Open the landing door 3. Place the door lifter on the active door 4. The posture of the person when placing the door lifter |
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29. Open the door with a special key |
1. Choose the right door opening key (keys for elevators must be kept by professionals) 2. Determine the direction of rotation according to the unlocking mechanism 3. When the car position is not determined, the size of the door opening 4. The movement of the hand when opening the door |
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30. Three-point contact ladder |
1. How deep is the pit before the ladder is installed? 2. Check the stability of the ladder 3. The position of your hands when you just get off the ladder 4. The correct posture for getting off (on) the ladder (judgment from two animations) |
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Elevator accident emergency measures and rescue (5) |
31. Emergency electric operation |
1. Under what circumstances is emergency electric operation required? 2. Emergency operation installation location 3. Safety switches that are bypassed during emergency operation 4. Correct emergency electric operation |
32. Safety measures when the elevator stops due to power outage |
1. Safety measures when the elevator stops due to power outage 2. What passengers in the elevator should do (judgment based on the animation demonstration) 3. What professionals should do (operation) |
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33. Emergency rescue operation for people trapped in elevator due to malfunction |
1. Emergency rescue operation sequence 2. Emergency rescue operation (m*n steps) |
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34. Emergency measures in case of fire while riding in an elevator |
1. Emergency measures for fire on the floor 3. Emergency measures for fire in the shaft or car 3. Emergency measures for fire in adjacent buildings |
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35. Emergency measures in case of water leakage while riding in an elevator |
1. Emergency measures when tunnels are flooded 2. Emergency measures when floors are flooded 3. Treatment after flooding (measure insulation) |
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Elevator Safe Ride (4) |
36. Elevator safety---w*ting for the elevator |
Judging from the animation, unsafe factors when w*ting for the elevator: 1. Repeatedly tapping the button, leaning on the door 2. Entering without looking after the door is opened 3. Blocking the door after opening it to w*t for people to enter or exit 4. Putting your hand to block the door when it is almost completely closed |
37. Elevator Safety---Elevator |
Judging from the animation, unsafe factors when riding the elevator: 1. Annual inspection stickers in the elevator 2. Standing ag*nst the door 3. Children riding the elevator alone, jumping in the elevator, and pressing buttons randomly 4. Is it safe to carry goods in the elevator? |
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38. Elevator Safety-Overload |
1. The state of the elevator door when overloaded 2. What should you do when the elevator is overloaded 3. What will happen to the elevator when it is seriously overloaded |
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39. Safety measures when passengers are trapped |
According to the animation demonstration, judge the unsafe factors when the passengers are trapped. A. Open the door. B. Jump up and grab the roof. C. Press the alarm and squat. D. Hold the handr*l. |
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Escalator Safety ( 3 ) |
40. Point out the safety devices in escalators |
Point out the safety protection devices in the escalator : 1. Handr*l entrance protection device 2. Emergency stop button 3. Comb foreign body protection 4. Step collapse protection 5. Apron plate protection device 6. Anti-reverse protection device 7. Drive ch*n break protection device (2 pieces) 8. Speed monitoring |
41. Escalator Safety |
Judging from the animation, the unsafe factors when riding an escalator: 1. Sticking your head out of the escalator ; 2. Running and jumping on the escalator ; 3. Wearing slippers and getting caught at the terminal; 4. Pressing the emergency stop button at random ; 5. Staying at the exit |
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42. Escalator safety accidents |
According to the animation, the causes of escalator safety accidents are judged as follows : 1. The speed deviation of the handr*l causes a fall; 2. Reversal occurs during operation; 3. Shearing occurs; 4. Extrusion occurs in the gap between components |
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