Standardized procurement and acceptance: Strictly select products that meet industry safety standards, and verify the qualification certificate, validity period, and appearance integrity (such as gloves without damage and masks with good sealing) during acceptance.

Standardize distribution and registration: Establish a ledger to record the recipients, types of supplies, date of receipt, and replacement cycle, ensuring on-demand distribution (such as prioritizing the distribution of dust masks for dust prone positions).

Strengthen usage training: Regularly conduct training to clarify the correct wearing of various types of equipment (such as safety helmets with tight straps), applicable scenarios (such as corrosion-resistant gloves for chemical positions), and contraindications.

Daily inspection and immediate replacement: Operators should check the condition of the equipment before daily use (such as protective goggles without scratches and safety shoe soles without wear), and replace them immediately if any damage/failure is found; The enterprise conducts on-site spot checks every week.

Regular mandatory replacement: Develop a replacement plan based on the product life cycle (such as 4-8 hours per mask, 1-3 months per pair of gloves), and prohibit the use of expired products.

Scientific storage management: Establish a dedicated storage area to avoid direct sunlight, moisture, or chemical corrosion, and place them in a classified manner (such as separating respiratory protection from gloves), away from production dust/waste liquid.

Scrap and Recycling: Centralize the recycling of damaged, expired, or degraded products, dispose of them according to environmental requirements, and strictly prohibit their secondary use; Timely replenish inventory.