Core Standards for Safe Construction of Steel Structure Workshops

I. Specific Plan and Technical Briefing

 

Before construction begins on a Steel Structure Factory Buildings, a specific safety construction plan must be prepared. This plan should take into account the characteristics of steel structure workshops, such as large spans and frequent high-altitude operations, and include stress calculations for hoisting, temporary supports, and other aspects. After the plan is approved, a detailed technical briefing must be conducted for all workers to ensure that every participant clearly understands the risks and countermeasures during the construction of the steel structure workshop.

 

II. High-Altitude Operation Safety Protection System

The installation of steel structure workshops is a typical high-altitude operation. Standards require the installation of stable operating platforms or lifelines. When installing beams and columns in the steel structure workshop, workers must correctly wear double-hook safety belts and adhere to the principle of "high attachment, low use." Simultaneously, a safety net should be installed below the steel structure workshop construction site as required to prevent personnel or materials from falling, forming a three-dimensional safety protection system.\

 

 

III. Large Machinery and Hoisting Management

The components of Steel Structure Factory Buildings are heavy and large, placing extremely high demands on hoisting equipment. Before entering the site, a comprehensive inspection of cranes, wire ropes, and clamps should be conducted. When hoisting critical components of the steel structure workshop, a certified slinger must be in charge, and the "Ten No-Lifting Principles" must be strictly adhered to. Especially before the main structure of the steel structure workshop has reached a stable state, temporary guy ropes or support frames must be used for fixation to prevent overturning.

 

IV. Electrical Fire Prevention and Cross-Operation

Since steel structure workshop construction often involves welding, cutting, and other hot work operations, fire prevention is of paramount importance. Flammable materials must be cleared from the site, and sufficient fire extinguishers must be available. When welding work is being carried out on the steel structure workshop, fire catchers must be set up to prevent sparks from igniting materials below. At the same time, construction sequences should be rationally arranged to avoid vertical cross-operations as much as possible; if this cannot be avoided, a reliable isolation layer must be set up in the steel structure workshop construction area.

 

V. Seasonal Construction Measures

During inclement weather, high-altitude operations on the Steel Structure Factory Buildings must be suspended. For example, hoisting and lifting operations of steel structure workshops are strictly prohibited when the wind force exceeds level 5; in rainy or snowy weather, water or frost on the surface of steel structure workshops should be cleaned in time to prevent workers from slipping.