Industrial Safety & Compliance Standards

Facility & Layout Requirements

• Building Design: Spraying facilities should ideally be single-story. If integrated into multi-story buildings, they must occupy the top floor or the outer edge of combined workshops.

• Emergency Exits: At least two unobstructed exits are required. Doors must open outward, and the maximum walking distance to the nearest exit must be less than 25 meters.

Explosion-Proof & Electrical Safety

• Electrical Standards: All wiring, lighting, switches, and fans in spraying zones and chemical storage must be explosion-proof.

• Gas Monitoring: Combustible gas alarms must be installed and interlocked with exhaust fans.

• Dust Safety: Dust collection systems must be interlocked with processing units—if the collector stops, the entire line shuts down safely.

Occupational Health & Risk Management

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Workers must be provided with and trained to use professional gas masks (for liquid) or dust masks (for powder).

• Anti-Static Measures: All conductive elements in powder systems must be properly grounded. Operators should wear conductive gloves and footwear.

• Risk Awareness: Safety protocols, emergency plans, and hazard warnings must be clearly posted and practiced through regular drills.

Chemical & Powder Storage

• On-Site Limits: Only the quantity required for the current shift is permitted in the active work zone.

• Storage Logistics: Facilities must be dry, ventilated, and shielded from light. Chemicals must be stored on pallets (at least 15cm off the ground) with leakage containment pits and clear MSDS labeling.

• Fire Prevention: Flammable and volatile materials are strictly prohibited near ovens or powder booths.

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