Occupational health and occupational safety are really complicated issues. To be honest, no occupation is absolutely safe and no occupation is absolutely healthy. So, in fact, you don't have to think too much about this issue. Like a profession, or engaged in a profession by chance, maybe at first we didn't know much about the hidden dangers of this profession and the potential problems for our health. Young people will not consider this problem. Slowly, after we have done it for a while, we will have a deep understanding. At this time, we calm down and make a good evaluation of what safety problems our occupation will have on our health and what harm it will do to our health. To find out these problems, we should look for information to see what methods can reduce these occupational safety problems and make us as healthy as possible.

For example, we are engaged in textile industry. Through evaluation, we know that noise deafness can occur, and lung fibrosis can also occur. Through searching for information, we know that we can prevent textile flying wool from being inhaled into the lungs by wearing a special mask, and we can reduce noise damage by placing a little obstruction in the external auditory canal. And by reducing the continuous working hours, we can reduce the continuous damage of bad factors, such as half an hour every working hour, and then go out for activities and change the environment. In this way, we can make ourselves relatively good.