1. Serious environmental pollution: Printing and dyeing operations involve a large amount of chemicals, dyes, waste water, waste gas and other substances, which can easily cause environmental pollution. Therefore, printing and dyeing workplaces need to take corresponding pollution prevention and control measures, such as installing ventilation equipment, treating wastewater and gas, etc.
2. High labor intensity: Printing and dyeing operations require a large number of tedious operations, such as mixing pigments, adjusting machines, cleaning equipment, etc., which are highly labor intensive. At the same time, due to the need to stand and operate for a long time, it is easy to put pressure on the worker's body, so attention must be paid to reasonable arrangements for work breaks.
3. High safety risks: Printing and dyeing operations may involve safety risks such as high temperature, high pressure, and chemicals, so safety management and training need to be strengthened to ensure the safety and health of workers.
4. Complex and diverse equipment: Printing and dyeing operations require the use of different types of equipment and machines, such as looms, dyeing machines, dryers, etc. Workers need to have certain professional knowledge and skills, and they also need to be familiar with the equipment. Perform regular maintenance and upkeep on the machine.
5. Fast production pace: Printing and dyeing operations usually need to be produced according to customer orders and need to meet certain production cycles and quality standards. Therefore, workers need to have strong time management skills and work efficiency.