01. Fragmented Safety Monitoring
Basic Temp-Oriented Tracking
Simple monitoring limited to dryer/exhaust temp fails to capture overall safety
Low Risk Visibility
Inability to recognize onsite hazards in real-time limits proactive responses
02. Subjective Hazard Management
Reliance on Experience
Predicting carbonization or overheating risks via senses rather than data
Non-standardized Safety
Lack of standard criteria leads to variance based on worker skill levels
03. Response Failures & Escalation
Gas Detection Gaps
Absence of real-time analysis for fire-precursor gases like CO and CO₂
Loss of Golden Time
Initial detection failure leads to incident spread, increasing total losses
04. Management Reliant on Human Error
Delayed Hazard Zone Intrusion Alert
Collisions/pinching from lack of equipment-worker recognition, and unperceived blind spot entry.
Unchecked Worker Attire & Status
Higher fatality due to lack of real-time PPE checks and 2-person team rule violations.
Undetected Abnormal Behavior
Limited emergency response and missed golden time for rescue due to undetected statuses.

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