Today we received a special ESH training entitled STOP, which officially means Safety Training Observation Programme.

STOP originates from Dupont, who believes all accidents can be avoided. Probably you may think it sounds to good to be true. But in fact, after the training we all hold this belief.

As for the issued related to SH, we are supposed to adopt the right attitude towards it. Everyone should be responsible for not only his safety but also the safety of others.

A mind’s eye can help a lot for the safety observation. We should observe, report, communicate and share the possible sources that might give rise to accidents.

We should not only keep safe in the working area, more importantly, we should also take charge of the safety of ourselves after work, be it at home or travelling.

It is often said that attitudes can determine everything, therefore it can also include ESH( Environment, Safety and Health).

Back in the school days, we were told that a good student is one who can totally bury his head into the book whiling studying and can fully indulge himself in playing without thinking anything about the homework.

  I am thinking whether criteria is also applicable for defining a good worker, when he is working, he will think nothing but work, and after work he can think nothing about work and entirely enjoy the miscellaneous life.

   By this definition, I am far off the standard, I do not see a clear division line between my work and life.

   We have to think what on earth the definition of a good worker is!

The key word of this week is tiredness.

The pressure is too big that I do not feel very well in my heart, sometimes the heartbeat speed is over 110.

I hope this symptom can stop as soon as possible.

I want to have a healthy and young heart.