1. Current national and industry safety technical standards and specifications, safety regulations, etc.;

2. Equipment instruction manual, working principle information, and design and manufacturing information;

3. Past dangers, accident cases and other unsafe factors related to this operation;

4. Working environment conditions, work systems, safety production responsibility system, etc.;

1. Preparation before operation, including what inspections should be done before operation, what state the machine equipment and environment should be in, what adjustments should be made, what tools should be prepared, etc.;

2. Requirements for wearing labor protection equipment. Types of protective equipment that should and are not allowed to be worn, and how to wear them;

3. Operation sequence and method;

4. The status of the machine and equipment during operation, such as the positions of handles and switches, etc.;

5. What tests and adjustments are needed during the operation and how to do them;

6. The operator’s position and posture during operation should be standardized;

7. What behaviors must be prohibited during operation;

8. Some special requirements;

9. How to deal with abnormal situations;

10. Other requirements;

1. The format is divided into full form and simplified form;

2. The full version generally consists of general principles, scope of application, reference standards, terminology descriptions, and operational safety requirements, and is used for a wide range of regulations, such as industry regulations;

3. The simplified form generally consists of operational safety requirements and is highly targeted. When formulating safety operating procedures within an enterprise, the simplified form is usually used, and the text of the procedures should be concise; the safe operating procedures can be charted and streamlined, making them clear at a glance and easy to apply;

4. After the safety operating procedures are compiled, the opinions of the equipment management department and the user department should be widely solicited, further improved, and after approval, they should be strictly implemented as internal standards of the enterprise;

5. When the four new (new processes, new equipment, new materials, and new technologies) appear, they must be revised in a timely manner according to changes in circumstances;