On April 28, 2022 in Hanoi, the National Council on Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) held a periodical dialogue in 2022 with representatives of employers and employees. The issue of elevator safety has attracted the attention of the forum.
Responsibility for occupational safety is not an issue that needs to be "investigated" every time an occupational accident occurs. It is the responsibility of all parties right from the control of occupational safety and prevention of occupational insecurity until the detection and handling of incidents. Specifically, whose responsibilities and how, let's find out with Elevator Magazine.
EM - The new elevator-related accident that happened on April 21 (Trung Van, Nam Tu Liem, Hanoi) has raised a problem that has long been forgotten by public opinion: Elevators in mini-apartments are lose control!
When considering buying a product or choosing a service, many people will probably rely on two criteria of quality and appearance. But do we fully understand the quality criteria? Especially for the group of products and goods with the potential to cause unsafety (group 2), the quality criteria must be put on top because this group of goods themselves, even though they have been transported, stored, properly preserved and used for the right purposes but still potentially harmful to people, animals, plants, property and the environment.
The increase in the number of high-rise buildings has a great impact on fire prevention and rescue. One of the solutions that requires strict technical requirements is the fire elevator.
Elevators are specified in the category of machines, equipment, materials and substances with strict requirements on occupational safety and hygiene. Therefore, the inspection of elevators before being put into use and periodically is imperative. The most basic information about inspection will be right in the section below.