(Love in the Greater Bay Area) "Post-90s" Safety Officer for the Central Aid Hong Kong Hospital Construction: Tighten the Safety Valve for "China Speed"
China News Service, Guangzhou, April 7th, Question: "Post-90s" Safety Officer of the Central Aid Hong Kong Hospital Construction: Tighten the Safety Valve for "China Speed"
China News Service reporter Cheng Jingwei
Since entering the construction site of the Hong Kong Emergency Hospital and Fangcang shelter hospital (the Hetao project) aided by the Central Government in early March this year, the daily work of Yang Jie, the safety officer, started by focusing on "nag" to the workers: "Have your safety helmets on, At critical moments, you can save your life." "When you go to high altitudes, hang up your seat belts." "Don't take off your masks."
After thousands of reminders, Yang Jie followed the workers to the construction site to "stare", inspecting the use of machinery and equipment from time to time, checking for potential safety hazards, from work to get off work.
"Once a worker is found to be doing illegal work, stop it immediately, and severely criticize it when it is time to criticize it." Yang Jie said.
Yang Jie is a native of Yuncheng, Shanxi Province. He was a veteran and served as a squad leader in the army.
After leaving the army, he became a member of the "Iron Army" of Chinese architecture.
This time, as the safety officer of the Hetao project of the China Construction Second Bureau Installation Company, he is responsible for the project's third-level education, personnel registration, and machinery inspection.
Photo courtesy of Yang Jie's interviewee
Over the past month or so, more than 20,000 builders from all over the world have rushed to help and built the "Continent of Life" on this barren beach at the border of Shenzhen and Hong Kong.
Among them, the first phase of the emergency hospital project, which began large-scale construction on March 6, is about to be completed and put into use, demonstrating "Chinese technology" and "Chinese speed".
"When we first came here, there was nothing here, it was just a deserted island. We went to pick up the tent ourselves and then set up the tent." When crossing the Shenzhen River and stepping into the Lok Ma Chau Loop in Hong Kong, Yang Jie felt a little "kind" : "This reminds me of the scene of participating in the exercise when I was a soldier."
However, the harsh environment of the project site exceeded his expectations.
On a rainy night, "It rained heavily outside the tent, and it rained lightly inside, and finally the tent was flooded." Talking to the reporter of China News Agency about the dilemma at that time, Yang Jie first sighed, and then he couldn't help laughing. .
Yang Jie said that the workers worked very hard, working overtime, and they were very tired.
However, some workers are not well prepared in terms of clothing and medicines, and they catch a cold accidentally. "The weather in Shenzhen and Hong Kong is already hot in March and April, but when it rains, it will cool down quickly, and it will be very cold at night."
Unlike most people involved in the construction of emergency hospitals and makeshift hospitals, Yang Jie's job as a safety officer is to protect the builders.
What he did seems to be trivial things, but it is also appropriate to use "human life is at stake".
The China Construction Second Bureau Installation Company is responsible for the roof installation of the Hetao project, which involves high-altitude work.
"Once, a worker was not wearing a seat belt and was smoking on the roof of construction. This is a very dangerous move." After Yang Jie found out, he not only criticized and educated him in person, but also beat his parents and his wife afterwards. Called for warning.
"The purpose of this is nothing more than to hope that he can improve his awareness of prevention and stop making mistakes. He is going to have an accident. As the pillar of the family, what can the family do?" In Yang Jie's opinion, the Hetao project is particularly tight, and the construction progress is very tight. Fast, you should tighten the "safety valve".
In March this year, the epidemics in Shenzhen and Hong Kong were severe.
There are many people on the construction site of the Hetao project, and it is also part of Yang Jie's work to urge the workers to implement the epidemic prevention and control measures.
"Every day, I will take everyone's forehead temperature and check the nucleic acid test results." Yang Jie said that he will remind workers to wear masks, but if there is no one around, they can take them off to breathe.
Yang Jie, a "post-90s", said that many of the workers are his elder brothers or even uncles and uncles, and everyone gets along well in private. When the epidemic comes, each of us must go back safely." (End)