Intelligent management system for high-altitude operation safety

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent management system for high-altitude operation safety. The intelligent management system comprises an information monitoring system, an information acquisition system, an information processing system, an information receiving terminal and a broadcasting system. The information monitoring system is used for monitoring the use state of the safety belt and sending safety belt use state data to the information processing system; the information collection system collects constructor quantity data of a high-altitude operation area and sends the data to the information processing system. The information processing system receives safety belt use state data and constructor quantity data of a high-altitude operation area; processing to obtain the number of constructors correctly using the safety belt, if the number of constructors correctly using the safety belt is smaller than the number of constructors in a high-altitude operation area, sending a reminding message to an information receiving terminal, and controlling a broadcasting system to broadcast the reminding message; By the adoption of the high-altitude operation safety intelligent managementsystem, safety management of a high-altitude operation area can be enhanced in the high-altitude operation area, and the high-altitude operation area can be continuously monitored.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of construction, and in particular relates to a safety intelligent management system and method for high-altitude operations. Background technique [0002] Accidents occur frequently during construction, and repeated prohibitions continue. Falling from heights has the highest death rate of all fatal incidents suffered by construction workers. The following are statistics on fall accidents from heights in various countries: [0003] 1. Falling accidents in the United States (1990-2001) [0004] Statistics from the U.S. Department of Labor from 1990 to 2001 show that falling from heights accounted for 37%; electric shocks accounted for 13%; object strikes accounted for 24%; collapse (extrusion) accounted for 12%; other 14%. [0005] 2. Falling accidents from heights in Ontario, Canada (1997-2005) [0006] From 1997 to 2005, a total of 184 people died at construction sites in Ontario, of which 75 fell from ...

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Problems solved by technology

The reason why there are so many accidents caused by falling from heights, and the proportion is so large, is that the general construction site has many operating points at heights, and the construction management personnel cannot always keep an eye on it. Therefore, it is necessary to develop an intelligent management system for high-altitude operations to manage and monitor the unsafe state of construction workers wearing seat belts and hanging during high-altitude operations

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