The following are detailed operating steps and precautions:

1. Head protection: First, wear a safety helmet to ensure that the headband is securely fastened and the hood shell is free from cracks or damage. The safety helmet should be able to cover the entire head with the brim facing forward.

2. Eye protection: Choose goggles or face shields according to the work environment. Goggles should be tightly attached to the face, ensuring no gaps and preventing splashes from entering the eyes.

3. Respiratory protection: Wear a suitable respirator or dust mask. Ensure that the mask is tightly attached to the face and the nose clip is tightly pressed to avoid air leakage. Regularly replace the filter element or filter cotton.

4. Hand protection: Choose gloves suitable for the work environment, such as cut resistant, chemical resistant, or high-temperature resistant gloves. Ensure that the gloves are of appropriate size and that the wrist covers the cuffs of the workwear.

5. Body protection: Wear protective clothing or work clothes to ensure that the clothing is not damaged or stained. Protective clothing should cover the entire body, with tight cuffs and cuffs to prevent foreign objects from entering.

6. Foot protection: Wear safety shoes that are resistant to impact, puncture, or static electricity. Tie the shoelaces tightly to ensure that the soles of the shoes are not worn or cracked.

7. Protection for high-altitude operations: If high-altitude operations are required, safety belts must be worn. The seat belt should be fixed on a sturdy support point to ensure high hanging and low use.

Notes:

Check the integrity of protective equipment before each use and replace it immediately if any damage is found.

Protective equipment should be used exclusively by designated personnel to avoid cross use.

After wearing it, conduct an activity test to ensure that it does not affect normal operation.

High risk issues emphasize:

Improper wearing of a safety helmet may result in head injury.

Improper respiratory protection may lead to inhalation of harmful substances.

Failure to fasten safety belts during high-altitude operations may result in falling accidents.