The working environment in the automotive manufacturing industry involves multiple processes, such as stamping, welding, painting, and final assembly, each of which may generate different occupational hazards, especially in terms of respiratory protection. Workers are often exposed to high concentrations of dust, harmful gases, and chemicals. For example:

Welding workshop: During the welding process, a large amount of smoke and dust is generated, which contains toxic metal compounds. Prolonged inhalation may lead to occupational metal poisoning.

Welding workshop: The welding process will produce a lot of smoke, which contains toxic metal compounds, long-term inhalation may lead to occupational metal poisoning.

Painting workshop: Benzene compounds released during the painting process pose a threat to the health of workers and may cause occupational diseases, including leukemia.

Stamping workshop: High noise levels not only affect hearing, but may also lead to long-term psychological and physiological health problems.

Therefore, personal respiratory protection is crucial in the automotive manufacturing industry as it can effectively reduce the risks faced by workers due to occupational diseases, ensuring their health and safety

So, how to do personal respiratory protection? The following are the personal respiratory protection solutions proposed by Nine Dun Anke brand for the chemical industry:

1. Assess the working environment: Conduct occupational hazard assessment on the automobile manufacturing workshop to identify the existing risk factors, especially respiratory hazards.

2. Choose the right respiratory protective equipment:
Dust mask: such as JD-900/JD-901 dust mask, used in dusty processes, such as stamping shop.
Gas mask: such as JD-905/JD-906/JD-910 gas mask, with 9000 filter box and 9295P filter cotton, dust and poison double protection, effectively for the painting shop and welding operations, to prevent harmful gases and smoke inhalation.
Electric Air Purification respirator (PAPR) : Suitable for high-risk processes to provide continuous clean air and reduce the respiratory burden of workers.

3. Regular maintenance and testing: Ensure that all respiratory protective equipment is regularly checked and maintained to ensure its effectiveness.

4. Training and education: Provide workers with training on how to properly use and maintain respiratory protective equipment to ensure that they understand occupational hazards and countermeasures.

5. Compliance: Comply with national and local safety regulations and standards to ensure the safety and health of the working environment.

6. Continuous monitoring and improvement: by monitoring occupational hazard factors in the work environment, timely adjustment and improvement of protection programs to adapt to new risks.

Through these measures, the automobile manufacturing industry can effectively protect the respiratory health of workers, reduce the incidence of occupational diseases, and ensure that workers work in a safe environment.