Title: First Safety Training for New Employees | Learn from Personal Lessons to Stick to Safety Rule
A group of new workers recently joined our factory. The Safety Department arranged the first pre-job safety training, and veteran staff including me were invited to share real accident experiences.

When I was 19 at my first year of employment, I underestimated safety regulations for convenience. Once I carried incompletely cooled forgings without protective gloves and got severely scalded, leaving a permanent scar on my palm after days of painful recovery. On another occasion, I stood too close beside the forging press for observation; flying scrap steel whizzed past my ear, which scared me badly. These two accidents made me fully realize safety management can never be relaxed.

I told new colleagues during the training: the forging workshop involves high-temperature steel and heavy machinery. Any careless operation may lead to safety incidents. Every worker shall be responsible for themselves and their families, follow operational specifications strictly to start and finish each shift safely.
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