The hanging basket of Wuhan construction site has been hit by strong winds many times. Why do you have to work in windy weather?

According to relevant data, the hanging basket in Wuhan construction site was repeatedly blown off by strong winds and left behind, which eventually led to the death of two workers. For the occurrence of this accident, the majority of netizens feel very angry and puzzled. Everyone said, why do you have to do your homework in windy weather? Personally, I think it may be that the cleaning company was anxious to check the weather in time, which led to the accident. After all, the wind blew suddenly. Of course, since it has happened, we can't save it, so the best way is to actively deal with the aftermath and give a reasonable explanation to the families of the deceased. In fact, this kind of aerial work is very dangerous, so what should be done to reduce this unstable safety factor? Let's take a brief look together.

The first is to take protective measures. It is very dangerous to rely on this hanging basket for this kind of aerial work, because there are many unpredictable risks. Therefore, in order to reduce the existence of such risks, staff must take certain protective measures, wear safety helmets and safety shoes, and fasten safety ropes at work. Only in this way can they better protect themselves and avoid accidents.

Secondly, it is confirmed that the weather is dangerous, but it can be well controlled through some effective prevention and control measures. If you encounter bad weather, the result will be different, especially in this windy weather, because the related tools of senior engineers will shake and lose stability, which is a great threat to their functions. Therefore, in order to reduce this impact, we must confirm the weather in advance in the construction process to ensure that the weather meets the construction requirements.

Of course, in addition to these factors, there are other factors that need our high attention. I hope everyone can take it seriously and reduce the corresponding accidents.