⚠️ When working with high-pressure pipelines, hoses, tankers, pressure vessels, cylinders, compressors, gas units, and other pressurized systems, strict adherence to mandatory safety regulations is essential.
🔹 Operate equipment strictly within specified working pressure and temperature limits.
🔹 Regularly check the operational integrity of pressure gauges, safety relief valves, and other protective devices.
🔹 Immediately discontinue use if corrosion, cracks, deformation, mechanical wear, or gas leaks are identified in pipelines, hoses, cylinders, or tanks.
🔹 Do not overload hoses and pipes beyond their rated pressure; secure all connection joints firmly.
🔹 Never open, disassemble, or service equipment while it is still under pressure—ensure pressure is fully relieved first.
🔹 In the event of a gas leak, strictly avoid open flames or spark sources; act immediately in compliance with standard emergency procedures.
🔹 Do not use tankers, cylinders, or other pressure vessels that have not undergone designated statutory inspections and tests.
🔹 Never make unauthorized modifications to equipment design or operational settings.
🔹 Only trained, certified, and adequately qualified personnel may operate such equipment.
🔹 Maintenance, inspections, hydrostatic testing, and repairs must be carried out in the prescribed manner by authorized specialists.
❗️ IMPORTANT:
The safety of pressurized equipment and gas systems relies on technical integrity, protective mechanisms, regular inspections, and the diligence of operational staff.
Do not use equipment that is defective or fails to meet regulatory standards.
🛡 Industrial safety is life safety.
