On May 23, an accident occurred in Longchuan County, Heyuan City, Guangdong Province, in which “scaffolding collapse caused construction workers to fall”, resulting in 8 deaths and 1 injury
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On June 1, the official website of Heyuan discipline inspection and Supervision Commission announced that in the “5.23” major accident of Far East Garden Construction in mabugang Town, Longchuan County, five public officials were subject to disciplinary review and supervision investigation for suspected serious violations of discipline and law
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The five were Zhong Shichong, deputy secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission and deputy director of the supervision commission of Longchuan County, Liu Weixiong, member of the Party group of the natural resources bureau of Longchuan County, Zhang Huikang, Secretary of the Party committee of mabugang Town, Longchuan County, Zhang Haifeng, deputy director of the people’s Government of mabugang Town, Longchuan County, and Yang Xiangming, former director of the land and Resources Institute of mabugang Town, Longchuan County On the same day, Longchuan County Emergency Management Bureau reported the accident
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According to statistics, scaffolding collapse accidents account for 30-50% of the major accidents in construction
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Behind a collapse accident are human tragedies, which remind us to take responsibility again and again, not to let scaffolding collapse become a repeated tragedy
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Strengthening training and supervision can not only reduce scaffolding collapse accidents, but also just talk about them
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Please read the warning record of scaffolding and formwork collapse China safety production network in the past wonderful Chinese answer! The 37000 word white paper is published
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What’s the use of Hebei to strengthen flood control and flood fighting work and carry out safety month? Luo Yun experts say that collection for future reference! Here comes the full text of the civil code
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In 2020, eight major activities will be carried out in the “work safety month” of Hebei Province.
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