- Enclosed blasting
- Management of dust and particles through controlled suction and filtration, abrasive recovery.
- Paint mist and VOC
- Segregated paint area, suction and filtration, controlled solvent usage, and paint consumption records.
- Chemical management
- Labeled closed containers, SDS and TDS instructions, spill kits, and appropriate storage.
- Waste segregation
- Separate management of used abrasive, paint and solvent waste, contaminated rags and packaging, and filter waste.
- Pre-operation risk control
- Risk control, equipment safety, and task-specific preparation are performed before each shift.
- Personal protective equipment
- Respiratory, hearing, eye, and body protection are determined according to the work performed.
- Employee training
- Pre-operation briefings and equipment usage training are implemented.
- Shipment safety
- Blocking, surface protection, spansetting, and controlled loading after complete drying.
Safety and quality in the same chain
Work safety, process control, and product quality are not separate; they are parts of the same operational chain.
Enclosed blasting ensures dust control; dust control is also a prerequisite for paint adhesion. Controlled solvent use is for both environmental and curing conditions.
Quality control and traceability
Document and permit information
Environmental permit, hazardous waste license information, and management system documents are shared at the tender and pre-qualification stage.
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Environmental permit, hazardous waste license information, and management system documents are provided during the tender process.
- Specification and drawing file can be attached
- Unknown technical fields can be left blank
- A reference number will be provided after submission