Control measures for carbon dioxide gas blasting

　　In all construction work, safety cannot be guaranteed to be accident-free. Compared to traditional explosives, carbon dioxide blasting is safer. Only by controlling the safety of carbon dioxide explosion hazards can accidents be prevented. Let's follow Chuangpuda to learn more about carbon dioxide blasting:

　　1. Mechanical Injury Control Measures

　　(1) All mechanical equipment operators must undergo technical training and pass the examination by the relevant departments before they can operate the equipment. Unlicensed operations are strictly prohibited.

　　(2) All mechanical equipment operators should be familiar with the performance and safety devices of the machinery they operate. They should be familiar with safety regulations and be able to troubleshoot general malfunctions and perform daily maintenance.

　　(3) During work, personnel must wear protective equipment, concentrate their minds, obey commands, and operate carefully. Without permission, they must not leave their posts without authorization and must not transfer the machine to others.

　　(4) The mechanical equipment transported to the site must be in good condition, with complete protective devices, and the necessary spare parts for production and safety. It can only be used after approval by the equipment department and the on-site supervisor.

　　(5) When motor vehicles are driving or parked, they must maintain a certain safe distance from ditches, pits, and power lines.

　　(6) When carbon dioxide blasting machinery and equipment enters the work site, the unit project manager should explain the work tasks and safety technical measures in detail to the workers.

　　2. Object Strike Control Measures

　　(1) After each carbon dioxide blasting, the loose rocks and steps on the top edge of the slope should be cleaned up in time.

　　(2) When working on a slope, check whether there are any loose rocks or slope cracks. Loose rocks and slope cracks should be cleaned up before starting work.

　　(3) When someone is working on the top of the slope, no one should work directly above the workers below.

　　(4) When working on a slope, loose rocks within the range of the safety rope should be cleared.

　　(5) Operators must wear safety helmets.

　　The above is the content shared by Chuangpuda this time about carbon dioxide blasting. We hope that everyone can have a new understanding of it.