Can you tell us about the safety hazards around you?

Bathtubs, washing machines: Although the depth of water in the bathtub is only 10 centimeters, it is enough to drown a small baby. Therefore, when you are not bathing, you must ensure that there is no water in the bathtub, and it is best to close the bathroom door casually. Don't put anything near the washing machine that can be used to step on your feet.

Fire hazards. There are many flammable materials, and fire sources should be avoided in daily work, and fire extinguishing facilities should be set up, and the operation methods should be mastered.

Fan, I don't know why children just like fans, my children often go to touch the fan, the fan has a seam, and it is okay to touch it when it is not opened, but he still likes to touch it when it is turned on, and every time he turns on the fan, he has to guard against him.

Our large workshop is full of color steel, although the workshop is not smoking, but there is still no shortage of secret smokers. The plant is also refrigerated with liquid ammonia. A few days ago, I heard that there was a fire drill, and I don't know if those fire escapes are open every day.

When you often go to the job site at work, you need to wear complete labor protection supplies, pay attention to the safety warning signs, and pass according to the prescribed route.

I hope to attract the attention of my classmates Try not to take a black car when you come back alone at night.

in our daily lives. There are a lot of inconspicuous things and things that have serious safety hazards that are ignored by my scum vertical wheels. For example, in the following aspects: First of all, mobile phones are an important daily necessities for us.

It can be said that people's main lives now revolve around mobile phones, such as daily work and contact with relatives and friends, as well as a variety of entertainment and pastimes, as well as our daily shopping and consumption, etc., but when we charge our mobile phones, we often forget to unplug the charging plug of the mobile phone, which has great safety risks. Because it is very likely that the mobile phone plug is not in a hurry, unplugging or cutting off the power supply will lead to a short circuit in the wire and then the hidden danger of fire safety, which needs to be paid great attention to. Secondly, there is a very important security risk.

It is when we use the gas stove every day. For the sake of convenience, the switch of the gas stove is often closed, and the main valve of the gas pipeline is always open. In fact, there are also great security risks.

When we cook, in addition to turning off the small valve of the gas stove, we should also close the valve of the gas pipe, because if the valve is not closed. There is a possibility of gas leakage, which is a big safety hazard. Therefore, there are many details of such an inconspicuous life, but there are potential safety hazards, and there are many such as we must ensure the smooth passage of the corridor, so as to avoid emergencies, and the residents in the building cannot get out of trouble normally No matter what, the kitchen burns things.

People can't run away, and if you stew something in the kitchen at home, you must remember that a few days ago, a neighbor forgot what was cooking in the pot, so you went out to buy something, and the gas leak caused the gas pipeline to be shut down urgently. Pay attention to all the decorations hanging on the bedside, such as lanyards such as wedding photos, aging or expansion screws. The consequences of falling down are unimaginable.

In our daily lives, we should all be safety-conscious.

1. Fire: including fires caused by buildings, non-volatile fuel oils, and non-dusty combustible substances.

2. **: Including gunpowder, flammable gas and air mixture, combustible dust, boiler pressure vessels, etc.

3. Poisoning and suffocation: including acute poisoning and suffocation caused by toxic substances.

4. Water hazards: including reservoir dangers, mine permeability, flooding wells and other water hazards.

5. Collapse: including hidden dangers such as building collapse, shaft and alley roofing, and piece gangs.

6. Landslides: including landslides caused by mountain cracks, landslides, and debris flows around enterprises and residents.

7. Leakage: including the leakage of toxic and radioactive materials.

8. Mechanical injury: including mechanical injury caused by aging of mechanical equipment, incomplete or malfunctioning safety protection devices.

9. Highway facility injuries: including injuries caused by highways, highway bridges, highway tunnels, etc.

10. Highway vehicle injuries: including injuries caused by car failure or overload.