Eliminate potential safety hazards on the construction site

When using an excavator with a hydraulic breaker to puncture an obsolete fire extinguisher, the following precautions should be taken:

Pre-inspection: Carefully inspect the appearance and markings of the fire extinguisher, confirm its type, pressure status, etc., and determine whether there are any special hazards. At the same time, check the working condition of the excavator's hydraulic breaker to ensure its normal operation.

Take protective measures: Operators should wear protective equipment such as protective clothing, goggles, and safety helmets to prevent injuries caused by flying fragments and fire extinguishing agents.

Select the operation site: Conduct the operation in an open area with good ventilation and away from flammable and explosive materials and crowds. There should be no obstacles around to facilitate the operation of the excavator and the evacuation of personnel.

Operate in a standardized manner: Keep the excavator stable during operation, control the force and angle of the hydraulic breaker well, and avoid excessive force that may cause the fire extinguisher to explode or the fragments to fly over a large area.

Pay attention to follow-up treatment: After puncturing, promptly clean up the fragments and fire extinguishing agents at the site, and properly dispose of the remains of the obsolete fire extinguisher in accordance with relevant regulations to avoid environmental pollution.