3. Content of human management
The notion of the continuous emancipation and comprehensive development of every person as the goal of managing is the essence of the human concept of governance, as well as the high-level one. The traditional notion of the human being, which is based only on the mobilization and exploitation of the human person as a means of improving the efficiency and economic efficiency of the work, is a low-level one. As society progresses, the freedom and comprehensive development of the human person has become the core concept of the human being and the point of departure and anchor of all management activities。
The primacy of human rights is an essential element of the notion of human beings. The primacy of human rights is that they are seen as the primary, key and decisive factor when looking at anything, dealing with anything and solving any problem. And do not weigh heavy or see not. For example, in the management of production operations, phenomena such as “production is heavy, life is light”, “mechanism is not heavy”, “for money, human life”, are contrary to the concept of human management。
Physical and mental needs are the natural nature prevalent in human beings and require motivation to be determined and motivation to act. It is important to develop a human perspective that looks at human needs and how to meet them, stimulates human motivation and directs human behaviour to both managerial and individual pursuits. In order to manage people effectively, people-based management mechanisms, including power mechanisms, pressure mechanisms, binding mechanisms, assurance mechanisms, environmental impact mechanisms, etc., should also be established in a timely manner。
4. Safe production and safety management
Safe production refers to the security of persons and property in the process of production, which essentially protects human rights: the right to survival, health and property rights. Productive work is the foundation for human survival and development, and the protection of workers ' own health, lives and property is one of the basic human needs. Thus, safe production is a matter for the lives and property of the people, for the stability of society, for the sustained, stable and healthy development of the national economy, and as an important state policy, a political issue and an economic one. Safe production involves a wide range of industries, including industry, commerce, transport, construction, mines, agriculture and forestry, as well as physical, property and so on, covering almost all aspects of society, and is therefore of vital importance as well as complex, difficult and comprehensive。
Safety management refers to the implementation of impact and optimization of decision-making activities by safety managers in order to achieve the objectives of production operations and, in a given environment, to the specific circumstances of the subject concerned. In general, safety management as a social work involves, for example, the assessment of risk factors in all areas of human production activities, with a view to taking further measures to protect human beings from harm; the development and implementation of laws, regulations, protocols, regulations, standards and methods and measures to eliminate accidents and all hazards; education to inform people about the inherent risk factors at the production site, to help them recognize, detect, analyse and eliminate the risk of accidents in the production process; daily safety inspections, security measures and rehabilitation programmes, and the organization of various forms of safety activities; and the strengthening of accident management, the timely and correct handling of accidents, the reduction of loss of human life and property, and adherence to the principle of non-exclusion, the lessons learned from accidents and the avoidance of similar accidents。
