Reflection Report on Electric Shock Death of Transmission Line Personnel#Reflection Report on Electric Shock Death of Transmission Line Personnel
The recent electric shock deaths of transmission line personnel have sounded a heavy alarm for our power production safety work. This tragedy not only brought great grief to the families of the victims, but also raised serious questions about the safety management of the power industry. In order to prevent similar tragedies from happening again, we must deeply reflect on the reasons behind the accident and actively seek improvement measures.
##I. Cause Analysis
1. ** Weak safety awareness **
- In many electric shock accidents, workers often did not fully realize the dangers of electric work. For example, in some cases, workers did not ground the test circuit before removing the test lead at the end of the test device. This behavior exposed their neglect of the risk of electric shock caused by induced electricity. This kind of disregard for safety operating procedures was a sign of a serious lack of safety awareness.
- Some of the staff had a fluke mentality in their work, thinking that some seemingly insignificant illegal operations would not cause serious consequences. For example, when working under high-voltage lines, they did not maintain a sufficient safety distance according to the regulations, or they did not take complete anti-electric shock measures.
2. ** Poor implementation of safety regulations **
- There were a series of clear safety rules and regulations for electricity work, but they were not strictly enforced in practice. For example, the Safety Regulations and the Guide for the measurement of power frequency electrical parameters of AC transmission lines clearly stipulated that when the high-voltage tester measured the connection and changed the connection, both ends of the tested line must be grounded to prevent electric shock from the induced voltage. However, there were still operators who violated this regulation.
- There were also loopholes in the implementation of the work ticket system. The work ticket should list the dangerous points and preventive measures in detail. However, the filling and implementation of some work tickets showed that the organization's technical safety measures were incomplete, and the key dangerous points such as induced electric injury and countermeasures were missing. Moreover, the work ticket was not strictly checked at all levels, and the personnel who filled in, issued, and approved the work ticket failed to effectively perform their duties.
3. ** Poor operation organization and management **
- The operation plan lacked effective control, resulting in many chaotic situations in the operation process. For example, the safety briefing before the operation was just a formality. The tester was not clear about when to hang the ground wire during the line parameters test, and was not familiar with the operation process and requirements.
- The on-site supervision was weak, and the guardian failed to perform his duties seriously. In some work scenarios, the guardian did not supervise the ward's compliance with safety regulations and safety measures, and failed to correct unsafe behaviors in time, causing the field work to be in a state of lack of effective supervision.
- The unreasonable schedule was also a factor that could not be ignored. In some accident cases, the operation time was arranged at night, and the workers were eager to complete the task under poor lighting. It was easy for them to be impetuous, which simplified the operation procedures and did not carry out the work according to the requirements.
4. ** Insufficient technical skills and safety training **
- Some of the workers, especially some of the labor dispatch personnel, had low professional technical skills when they were in charge of the work. They did not connect to the ground when they removed the test wires at the end of the test, and they did not use protective measures such as insulated shoes, insulated gloves, and insulated pads correctly, which reflected their lack of basic electrical work skills and induced voltage protection knowledge.
- The safety technical training was not enough, and the workers did not have a clear grasp of the Safety Regulations, operating procedures, and first-aid knowledge of electric shock. This caused them to be unable to take the correct first aid measures in the face of sudden electric shock accidents, and even blindly rescue the situation, which caused the accident to further expand.
##II. Modification and prevention suggestions
1. ** Strengthening safety awareness education **
- Regular safety education and training activities were carried out to instill the importance of electric power operation safety to all employees through various forms such as practical case analysis and safety knowledge lectures. It emphasized the safety risks behind every operation, so that employees would truly attach importance to safety work and eliminate the mentality of fluke.
- Set up eye-catching safety warning signs in the workplace to remind employees to abide by safety regulations at all times. At the same time, employees were encouraged to supervise and remind each other to form a good safety culture.
2. ** Strictly enforce safety regulations **
- To strengthen the study and training of safety rules and regulations to ensure that every employee is familiar with and understands the specific requirements of the regulations. Before the operation, organize the staff to review and assess the relevant safety rules and regulations. Only those who pass the assessment can participate in the operation.
- Establishing strict supervision and punishment mechanisms. Any violation of safety rules and regulations must be dealt with seriously, including warnings, penalties, and suspension, in order to strengthen the deterrence of the system. At the same time, strengthen the management of the work ticket system, strictly fill in the work ticket, review and permit process, to ensure that all safety measures are accurately reflected in the work ticket.
3. ** Enhancing job organization and management **
- To strengthen the management of the operation plan and ensure that the operation plan is carried out in a scientific, reasonable and orderly manner. Various factors such as weather, personnel status, equipment conditions, etc. should be fully considered when formulating the operation plan to prevent the operation personnel from rushing to work due to tight construction period.
- To strengthen the supervision and management of the site, increase the number of on-site supervisors, and clarify the responsibilities and authority of the supervisors. The supervisor must follow the entire process of the operation and promptly discover and correct the unsafe behavior of the workers. At the same time, the professional quality and sense of responsibility of guardians should be improved to ensure that they can effectively perform their duties as guardians.
4. ** To improve the technical and professional level of personnel and the quality of safety training **
- To develop a customized technical training plan for employees in different positions to improve their professional skills. Especially for temporary workers such as labor dispatch personnel, the training of basic power knowledge and operational skills should be strengthened to ensure that they have the ability to work.
- The content of safety training was enriched. In addition to the traditional knowledge of Safety Regulations and operating procedures, practical skills such as electric shock first aid and accident emergency treatment were added. At the same time, a variety of training methods were adopted, such as on-site practical exercises and simulated accident scenarios, to improve the enthusiasm of employees and the effectiveness of training.
Through the reflection of this electric shock death accident of the transmission line personnel, we deeply realized the complexity and arduousness of the power safety production work. Only by continuously strengthening safety awareness education, strictly implementing safety rules and regulations, optimization of operation organization management, and improvement of personnel's technical and professional skills can we effectively prevent similar accidents from happening again and ensure the safety of transmission line workers and the stable operation of the power system.
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