This is not an accident, but a "suicide"! Say safe a thousand times, it is better to look at the moving picture again!

Safety production is a commonplace topic, but there are still many people who do not pay attention to it for convenience, today I will share with you an article on safety production, the front of the high-energy moving map early warning -

Let's start with a GIF of the accident

This is not an accident, but a "suicide"!

Such violations happen every day

It's just that the chances of success in "suicide" are lower

Most people are "suicide attempts"

So a lot of people let their guard down

Take a fluke

Continue to indulge in such "suicide attempts".

Let's take a look at those tricks as death GIFs

(The picture below may cause discomfort)

Mechanical operation class

Illegally putting your head or hands into the machine

Forklift operations

Trying to pull the forklift with manpower, the cargo was overheight and overweight, and the forklift went on a rampage

Building construction

Do not wear seat belts, do not install safety nets, and operate without any protective measures

Electric vehicles

Suicide running red lights, speeding

Motor vehicles

Don't wear seat belts, stay on the highway, and don't pay attention to reversing

Everyday life class

All kinds of deaths

Every accident happens

A casual moment

Every accident is shocking

They could have lived well

Just because they're used to those violations

One less hard hat

One less seat belt is fastened

A safety net is missing

Or a little more than that

Or walk for a while

Or take an extra look at your phone

……

And so man was crippled and gone

Why are there so many people who habitually violate the rules

What are they thinking?

People who violate the rules, they generally have such a mentality

(1) Happiness psychology.

In practice, they always hold the luck mentality, and mistakenly believe that "violations of regulations may not necessarily cause accidents, accidents may not necessarily hurt others, injuries to others may not necessarily hurt oneself, and injury to oneself may not necessarily kill others".

(2) Empirical psychology. In life and work, they are so-so, very arrogant, blindly believe in their past experience, and think that the technology is too hard to ensure that there is no problem. It is a mistake to think that safety rules are a kind of bondage, and that safety regulations are used by leaders to jam people.

(3) Trouble-free mentality. It is important to talk about safety issues, but it is secondary to do it, and it is not necessary to compare it, and do not take safety regulations into account. Just for the sake of temporary convenience and simplicity, in life and work, you can move less, you can save effort, you can save effort, and you will do what you can.

(4) Herd mentality. When you see that someone else's unsafe behavior doesn't cause an accident, you blindly follow suit. If you don't follow the example, some colleagues in the same team will laugh at you, and you may be called a coward by others.

(5) Panic. Some people are not skilled in technology, and they usually do not carry out emergency drills, and once an abnormal situation occurs, they panic, unable to carry out effective emergency treatment, and even add mistakes to the wrong operation when an accident occurs, resulting in a catastrophe.

According to relevant statistics, more than 90 percent of all safety accidents are related to violations. There have been countless accidents that have resulted in deaths and injuries due to violations. However, why have we not been warned and taught a lesson by repeated bloody accidents? In addition to the mentality of luck, experience, trouble-free, herd-conformity, and panic, the key lies in the fact that we have not developed good habits of safety behavior.