SafetySafety education
Implementation of safety education
At workplaces where hazardous materials are handled, we provide cautions and guidance through daily communication and regular meetings to prevent accidents. We also conduct education, always refining our teaching materials and methods. We further conduct safety training for all employees.
Study sessions
The Daiseki Group holds study sessions on specific themes and at specific times throughout the year, for all employees.
At workplaces where hazardous materials are handled, the study sessions feature more practical content.
Daiseki Group Safety Training*(FY2023)
| Time | Content | Total training hours | Number of participants |
|---|---|---|---|
| April | Review of accidents in FY2022 | 704 | 352 |
| June | Acids, alkalies, and other hazardous materials | 698 | 349 |
| August | Occupational accident prevention | 702 | 351 |
| January | hazard of flammable waste | 714 | 357 |
＊Total safety training hours are included in total training hours at the Daiseki Group (FY2023)
Implementation of safety education
Side-ride instruction for a vehicle crew (Daiseki Kyushu Works)
To prevent accidents, the Daiseki Group gives daily instructions and alerts at monthly safety meetings at worksites that handle hazardous materials. In addition, safety education is provided to all employees. For example, danger prediction training is conducted to enhance employees' ability to notice hazards anticipated at worksites. We also provide side-ride instruction to vehicle crews accompanied by an instructor, who checks and evaluates the state of vehicle driving and operations. Employees who received safety education gave feedback, saying that they understood the awfulness of accidents and points to focus on to prevent accidents.
Safety training video
Picture from safety training video for prevention of leakage accidents
For drivers, to have knowledge of waste acid or waste alkali, etc. and vehicles is necessary to properly handle industrial wastes. Daiseki started safety training utilizing videos. For example, we made a training video demonstrating a condition of vacuum vehicle when it sucks bubbling liquids and when a deformer suppresses bubbles in lab scale. We show this to drivers for their trainings.
Danger Prediction Training
Danger Prediction Training(Daiseki Nagoya Works)
In FY2020 and FY2021, in order to strengthen danger prediction training, Daiseki's employees who have qualifications as trainers provided leader level employees at each business site with training sessions, establishing a system to conduct accident prevention activities in each workplace.
Since FY2022, we have implemented more effective danger prediction training before working at workplaces where industrial waste is transported and disposed of.
Risk assessment workshop
Risk assessment workshop (Daiseki Kyushu Works)
Daiseki started the risk assessment workshop in FY2023 to prevent accidents associated with transport and processing of industrial waste with high risk. This workshop is aimed at preventing accidents by sending staff of the Safety Management Department to each business site to teach more effective risk assessment methods.
Number of participants in the risk assessment workshop
| FY2023 |
|---|
| 156 |
Emergency treatment workshop
Risk assessment workshop (Daiseki Kyushu Works)
In case employees get injured, Daiseki sends the Safety Management Department staff well versed in emergency treatment to each business site to hold the emergency treatment workshop. For example, participants practically learn methods of stopping bleeding with a sling, using a stretcher, using an AED, and so on while using tools. This way we implement measures to minimize damage in case of accidents.
Number of participants in the emergency treatment workshop by Daiseki
| FY2023 |
|---|
| 257 |
Disaster drills
Disaster drill (Daiseki Kanto Works)
Daiseki has hazardous substance facilities at its business sites and enforces safety at these facilities. To prepare for a potential Nankai Trough megathrust or other major earthquakes, we hold disaster drills centered on tsunami and fire scenarios at business sites every year, with 344 participants is FY2023.