Key points in this article
Safety Comes First
If you keep one point on charging safety, let it be this: safety is the precondition. The line holds in most cases and governs every other choice the field is allowed to make.
Record It Well
Keep the date, the fault, the action taken, and the outcome. These fields turn a one-off scare into a lesson the next shift can read and act on before the same thing recurs.
What It Reveals
With useful safety records, a repeated risk shows up clearly and gets fixed at the root. Data, not memory, keeps the bay safe when the busy season arrives and attention thins.
On heat or smell, stop at once and report. Dongshang New Energy logs every safety case for the next visit so the pattern, not the panic, drives the eventual fix and the training. Logging safety calmly also builds a culture, because the team sees that near-misses are studied rather than hidden, and that honesty about small faults is exactly what stops them from growing into the large ones everyone fears.