A few days ago, the China Labor Safety Network reported on a construction site located in a coastal area where a worker was observed not wearing a safety harness and even missing their hard hat. This incident sparked immediate attention and concern from authorities.

At this particular site, all the workers climbing up were properly equipped with safety helmets and harnesses. Even the ground supervisor was seen wearing a helmet, and there was no visible sign of any "no-helmet" violations on the working platform. However, only one safety rope was present, which seemed to restrict the climber's movement and make them appear uncomfortable.

Compared to other nearby construction sites, where the common issue of "not wearing helmets or harnesses" had been prevalent, this site now shows a noticeable improvement. It remains to be seen whether this change is temporary or a long-term commitment to safety standards. While the project is still months away from completion, it's essential to ensure that safety protocols are followed consistently—not just for show during media inspections.

Adhering strictly to safety regulations may slow down operations slightly, but it's a necessary trade-off when it comes to protecting lives and health. Prioritizing efficiency over safety could lead to serious consequences, and that would be putting the cart before the horse.

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