While working at high altitude on a transmission tower, a construction worker only used a backup safety rope without wearing a safety belt.
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Please generate an example picture of personal safety protection violations at a power transmission work site. The specific requirements are as follows: Working at high altitude on the T37 transmission tower, a construction worker only used a backup safety rope instead of a safety belt.
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Please generate an example picture of personal safety protection violations at a power transmission work site. The specific requirements are as follows: Working at high altitude on the T37 transmission tower, a construction worker only used a backup safety rope instead of a safety belt.
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When electric power workers work on transmission towers, they should use dual-control back-strap safety belts with backup protection ropes or speed differential self-locking devices. When the backup protection rope exceeds 3m, a buffer should be used. Seat belts and backup protection ropes should be hung on fasteners at different parts of the tower. The backup protection rope is not allowed to be used for docking.
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Application scenario: Electric power construction site. Content: Displays a safety belt used for climbing operations. There is no test report on the safety belt.
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Application scenario: Electric power construction site, content: display a safety belt for climbing work. There is no test report on the safety belt. Only the safety belt is drawn without anyone appearing.
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When working on a pole tower, a dual-control back-strap safety belt with a backup protection rope or a speed differential self-locking device should be used. When the backup protection rope exceeds 3m, a buffer should be used. Seat belts and backup protection ropes should be hung on fasteners at different parts of the tower. The backup protection rope is not allowed to be used for docking.
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You are a safety officer of the Shanghai Electric Power Safety Supervision Department of the State Grid, responsible for safety production training and examination. Currently, you need to make a batch of work site violation classification diagrams. Generate a picture of crane operation without human command. In this picture, the background is the substation construction site, there is a crane in the picture, which is lifting operation, but there is no one on the site, belonging to crane operation without human command.
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\"A 25-year-old German climber scales an incredibly high rock face with bare hands, defying gravity. The scene is captured from an aerial perspective, with the camera pointing downwards to emphasize the dizzying height. The climber is in the midst of a dynamic move, muscles tensed, with a focused expression of determination. Sunlight filters through a break in the clouds, casting a dramatic spotlight on the climber and highlighting the intricate textures of the rock. The clouds below form a soft, ethereal bed that contrasts with the ruggedness of the cliff. Depth of field is shallow, with the climber in sharp focus against a blurred background, accentuating the sense of isolation and height. The image is shot with a high-resolution full-frame camera, like the Nikon Z8, using a prime lens to capture the finest details of the climber's physique and the rock's surface. The settings mimic a 50mm lens at f/2.8 to achieve the desired depth of field, with a fast shutter speed to freeze the action and a low ISO to maintain image quality. The composition is balanced, with the climber positioned according to the rule of thirds, and the vastness of the sky above serves as a reminder of the scale of the endeavor.\"
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an image of a tightrope walking at a high altitude, nervous and surprising, with height. aspect: 9:16
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an image of a tightrope walking at a high altitude, nervous and surprising, with height. aspect: 9:16
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A zipline facility is located above a canyon with a safety net underneath, and a young man is experiencing a zipline
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A scene showing small acts of help - aiding construction workers by lifting heavy beams.
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a man in a rugged outdoor setting, engaged in an intense activity. He appears to be climbing or leaning on a wire fence, which he grips with his right hand. The man has dark hair and a beard, with a focused or perhaps strained expression on his face, suggesting exertion or determination. He is wearing a dark jacket that looks weather-resistant, suitable for outdoor activities or inclement weather. The background is a blurred natural environment, likely a wooded area, giving the impression that the man is in the midst of nature. The colors are muted, with earthy tones dominating the scene, enhancing the feeling of being outdoors. The photograph has a candid, in-the-moment quality, capturing the man’s interaction with his environment.
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